Fastmount StratLock Rail System | La Tienda Naval

StratLock Range

The Fastmount StratLock system is the professional choice for ceilings and walls with large-format panels that need rapid installation and fire-rated options. Unlike individual clips, StratLock uses a continuous aluminium rail fixed to the structure, and panels hang from it with a simple sliding motion. This is the system you will see in the most important Mediterranean shipyards when building superyacht interiors — and now it is available for your project.

  • Large-panel ceilings in yacht saloons and cabins
  • Fire-rated bulkheads on commercial vessels and ferries
  • Corridor walls with modular panels for quick replacement
  • Bathroom ceilings with access to plumbing and ducting above
  • Tight-deadline installations where fitting speed is critical

The continuous rail has a double advantage: first, it distributes panel weight evenly (ideal for long, heavy panels); second, it allows lateral adjustment of panel position before locking. If you work with large-format teak-veneered okoume panels, StratLock saves hours of installation time compared to individual clips.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it more complicated to install than individual clips?

Actually it is easier when you have many panels. The rail fixes once to the structure (screwed or riveted) and then each panel simply slides in and locks. For a complete cabin, total installation time is considerably less than with individual clips.

Can I cut the rail to size?

Yes. The aluminium rail cuts easily with a metal saw or rotary tool. Just make sure to deburr the ends so the panel slides smoothly.

Do the fire-rated versions comply with SOLAS?

The FR versions of StratLock are certified for marine use and meet fire resistance requirements applicable to commercial vessels. Check the specific technical data sheet for each reference for the exact certifications.

Explore our large-format marine plywood boards to combine with the StratLock system.

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