I have tried cutting it with a trim saw, which tends to rip and splinter the thin parts of the panel. A utility knife will cut the thin parts of the panel but can't handle the thick parts like the bends. Because it is so thick, I have trouble getting leverage with shears.

Since the panels are 12", they can't be cut on a standard 12" mitre saw in a single cut. But what about other cuts like cuts to width or cuts to fit in or around corners or cuts for light switches and electrical boxes?

Also, do you know of any trim pieces that can be used to cover the ends? After cutting, the pieces tend to be sharp and unattractive.

The most common slat wall products fit slat walls that are 3" OC. Are these slat walls spaced at 3" OC?

Material: PVC, Aluminum, Steel, Wood, other.
Colour: White, Silver, Gray, other

We'd like to organize our garage and this product offers a possible solution. However, the overview indicates that the slatwall can be mounted on studs or drywall, of which we do not have in our garage. The interior of the garage is a block wall. Would we be able to install this on a block wall?

For example, will it hold 25 lbs at a distance of 8 inches off the panel? What load is the slatwall panel designed to support?

Are the panels sold in a package? If so, how many together?

The slats are not standard sizes. Standard slat wall accessories (hooks, baskets, etc) from other retailers don't work. I just purchased 20 of these panels but without knowing the slat sizes are 4 inches and not the standard 3 inches.