Ratings & Reviews for Project Source Plastic Pegboard tool holder in Gray 24.41-in W x 6.38-in H

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Loer cost and faster installation than more complex metal hook systems

Its a tool holder, what else is there to know?

Works as it should, sturdy enough to hold a significant amount of tools, etc... took me a couple of minutes to be sure all pegs were properly attached.

Nice for pegboard but it’s much thinner than the one I’m replacing. I hope it lasts.

Returned

Would not fit board with considerable effort. Great concept just not good execution.

not really for a pegboard??

It is rather weak plastic, which I knew as I purchased it; but, it also doesn't fit into a standard Pegboard. I tried a few times, it broke and I threw it away. Waste of money IMO.

should have read the reviews

As others stated it does not fit standard pegboard. Going back to the store to return.

Great, but no instructions

Great once I got it hung, but would've been nice if it came with some written instructions. I'm an idiot I guess and didn't realize the two cutouts were for wall studs. I have a double-stud and had to file the plastic down a bit with a metal file to get it to fit.

Easy way to organize my workbench

The individual pegboard hooks were becoming too cluttered. With this shelf, I was able to eliminate several and give it a tidy look.

Almost an entire toolboard in one compact space

I was going to make a toolboard in my little shop. After considering many options, I saw this holder at Lowe's and realized it would hold almost everything I wanted to put on the toolboard and I could mount it to the end of my workbench. It has hooks and pegs for mounting on a pegboard and it also fastened well to the 3/4 plywood I have at the end of my bench. It looks like it would also mount to drywall. I paid about $8US.

cheap plastic

the product is good in concept but the plastic nubs meant to hold it tight to the peg board are too flimsy to hold it in place. I tried it both on metal and non-metal peg board and it kept falling off even with no tools on it. The plastic nubs just bent under its own weight. very poor design

don't waste you time and money

did not fit into peg board properly. the pegs did not line up with the holes in the peg board properly.

Junk

THis thing is garbage. It doesnt fit standard pegboard. The pegs end up half a hole off from one end to the other. Returning.

Perfect Solution

This is exactly what i was looking for.

Definitely not for a professional shop.

Ok I suppose if you don't know one end of a saw from the other or you're still searching for a lost bucket of steam. Otherwise pretty useless for most professional or even semi professional shops. Nearly every tool wobbles around in their slots.

Garbage

Doesn't fit in standard pegboard. Straight in the garbage.

Promising but waste of money

Buying this and the corresponding peg board should be simple, eh? Nope! Huge piece of junk. Holes won’t lineup. Doesn’t make sense.

Worthless

This has followed my workshop through several moves, because I always think I'll find a good use for it. Today it goes in the trash because I've realized why I never end up using it: it has no place in a well organized pegboard. A bunch of random sized slots in a random order that sloppily holds a random assortment of tools--it basically functions as a junk drawer for your pegboard which is the exact opposite reason for having one. A pegboard should have like sized/shaped tools near each other t...