Wall Control Pegboard Wall Organizer Tiles Modular Black Metal Pegboard Tiling Set - Four 12-Inch Tall x 16-Inch Wide Peg Board Panel Wall Storage Tiles - Easy to Install (Black)

Good quality nice color

Very easy to install. I don't know why anyone would buy an expensive pegboard again. You don't have to use their special hooks. You could use regular peg hooks if you'd like I did a mixture of both.

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First, let me say, I'm not totally sold on the wall-control slot system yet. The hooks are on the expensive side, and there aren't a ton of options available. That said, these panels get a solid 5 stars, because in addition to the slots, they have standard 1/4" peg holes as well, giving you the best of both worlds. They are well-constructed, easy to install, and look absolutely killer on my wall. If I come around to the wall-control slots, it's there. If not, I can still stick to all my normal accessories.

Since I didn’t hang these on studs, they were more work. I usually use molly bolts for this kind of hanging because they hold more weight and the bolt can be screwed in and out to make adjustments. But the molly bolts overlap if placing two boards next to each other because the mounting holes are so close to the edge. I ended up staggering molly bolts and drywall anchors. It would have been better to use toggle bolts but would have been a nightmare to hold in place while mounting them and I’d already started with the molly bolts. The instructions said to mount them with a penny between for accessories that overlap two boards. This sounded smart but didn’t work because the edges of my boards aren’t square, they’re sort of rounded off and not really precise, and they are deeper than a penny. The penny kept falling out. I tried taping it to the edge but then I had to unscrew the board to remove it and level the board again. It was easier to put a long pegboard basket on both boards while hanging.These are designed to be very easy to hang on studs. They aren’t exactly hard to hang on drywall, but they took longer than I expected. They look nice, hold a lot of weight, and the advantage of the awkward mounting holes is more unobstructed hanging space.I ended up needing one more and had to buy it separately somewhere else since they are only available in sets on Amazon. I would have paid more to buy a single board and receive it quickly with prime so I could finish my project.

These are simple to install and they make organizing you garage easy.

Needed to expand my pegboards but bc of a support beam in my basement I needed to go shorter than the 32” for the center. Initially bought a16x32 horizontal board which I was going to add an 8x32 over. Ended up returning the horizontal board bc the hole slot pattern is different than the rest of their pegboards. 3rd pic is the horizontal board just resting on a 2x4 to show how the slots and holes won’t be the same as the other boards. Pic 1&2 shows these 12x16’s I went with). I was gonna do 16x32 horizontal with an 8x32 over it for 24” height. The 8x32 has the slot/hole pattern I wish the 16x32 horizontal board had & I actually emailed them about this but bought it anyway thinking I’d just mount it 1/2” higher than the others to solve my issue (ocd?), but then the 8x32 wouldn’t line up.. I didn’t notice until I got it but the holes are at the top & bottom of the slot rather than on center& in between slots like the rest of WC boards. Still functional but to get the slots to line up the holes won’t. & to get the holes to line up then the slots won’t. Instead I purchased these & it worked out great. I hammer drilled into concrete foundation & mounted 2x4’s horizontally with tapcons & then drilled 3/16 pilot holes & used WC supplied screws to mount pegboards to 2x4. Only using top & bottom mounting holes on the longer boards is plenty strong. To get the 1” spacing on holes/slots across boards there should be a gap between boards about the size of the slots on the board. I noticed this after I mounted the first ones but it’s fine. I love these just wish the horizontal board had the same slot/hole format as the others.

They are sturdy, easy to use and get the job done to hangup a bunch of varied tools. Just make sure you get the right kind of the hanging pegs to put up what you want.