Wall Control 30-P-3232W White Metal Pegboard Pack

Finally got the opportunity to organize everything on the peg board, and have been using it for about 6 months. Very sturdy and clean look. Zero complaints. Easy to hang using the studs.Only complaint is how shinny it was when not a lot of space was occupied. Blinded us when driving into the garage the first few weeks

I have 10 panels in my shop - six red, two purple, and now two orange.always will be worth the money.easy to install (just be careful two use drill size 1/4). looks great. built to last./bklyn 👑

Needed to organize the home gym and this was just the thing I needed. Makes it look clean and it just make sense. Whether you need this for your tools, craft room, garage, gym, whatever…it’ll look so organized and slick. It’s very sturdy.

Totally awesome pegboard. So happy 😊

These are very nice & good quality. I was able to organize a lot of stuff onto them after buying an assortment of hooks & bins etc. But in my case the provided screws were not long enough. I had to go to the hardware store & buy longer ones. Installing them by yourself is a little tricky but doable. Having a helping hand would make putting them up easier. Overall I am happy with this product & would buy them again.

For over 20 years, I’ve been frustrated by all the charging cables and the mess on my desk.So I took the initiative and installed a pegboard.Wow — I’m absolutely loving the result!

Simple stamped metal. Heavy. Paint covers the panels as advertised.

I installed my panels in a very small attic room to make the most of the space. I use it as an office.Being able to use standard pegboard accessories, combined with the ability to make and 3D print your own parts, you can do whatever you want with this thing. I've even seen some people put LED light strips on the inside, which looks very cool.The instructions specify to put a penny width between the panels if you want standard pegboard accessories to mount across panels. I didn't do this as I preferred the flush look, but was able to use pliers to give long accessories the little bend they need to fit. I wound up not using any standard accessories anyway.The 6 panel mounting holes are a standard size, just find any half-inch hole plugs to cover them up.This is getting more into the Wall Control accessories/ecosystem, but its sure relevant.Because (as you can see) I'm using these to display headphones, I covered up the metal accessory edges with either a silicone U channel or a cut hair bungee. This is purely paranoia to protect wires. The accessories I have are all adequately deburred and powder coated, I just want to take no chances.I don't find one less valid than the other, but I'd probably give the hair scrunchies the win because you don't need to make relief cuts, although if you're willing to creative with your cuts and use superglue the U channel will probably offer a cleaner look.And if anyone at Wall Control reads this, this is an area where you can improve. Give these parts beveling and extra time in the deburring/polishing stones and this wouldn't be required.Hair scrunchies can be found in any cosmetics section in any store, and for the silicone U channel, its 1/16" Slot, Fit for 0-3/32".I bent some of the accessories as you can see in the picture. Bending did not affect the powdercoating whatsoever, and it was easy to do by eyeballing and some palm pressure off the edge if a durable, square edge workbench. These were the 6 inch hooks bent two inches from the end.I've seen some complaints about WallControl accessories being overly expensive, and in my searching, I found the prices to be quite comparable to regular pegboard stuff at local hardware stores, while looking and functioning much better.Definitely happy with it after ~3 months. Once these panels have been filled up I'll be looking into expanding it.