🔧 Crawford Pegboard Mounting Kit - 12 Pack: Easy and Efficient Organization for Any Space! Review

Bought to keep a board for staples in sewing. I needed something that would give space between the breadboard and the wall and it worked really well. Although I used my own nails which were longer. I'm sure the screws that came with it were fine anyway.

I replaced the screws with longer ones to get to the studs and put small washers under the screw heads. My plaster/drywall is very hard so I didn't use shims against the plaster. I used two finishing nails to initially set up the pegboard and mark the holes for use. Then I removed the circuit board and glued the standoffs to the circuit board with a hot glue gun. Replaced the board with decorative nails and used the nail to punch a hole in the plaster/drywall up to the studs and insert the…

I mount on studs through drywall. The screws provided are 8 and 1" long and too short for my application. I had to buy 1 1/2" screws. If like me you have an old box (10-15 years old) with you, the standoffs have a bit on them now different size so I didn't mix them up.Here's a tip: if you use #10 screws, you can pre-install spacers on the back of the pegboard before attaching it to the wall.This is because the diameter of the screw slightly larger than the hole in the gasket.

I installed some 4x4 inch boards in my shop and wanted to install the board without a frame so it looked like a good solution. This would be true if I installed them directly onto the studs. But I installed them over 1/2 inch thick drywall with rivets. The 1/2 inch standoffs are narrow enough to fit directly into the drywall. They're also only useful if you're installing a 24 x 48 piece of pegboard as there really isn't an easy way to keep the spacers in place behind a large piece. So I didn't…

If you love the pegboard, you need spacers. So it's good that someone makes them at all. I'm sure they are the only ones on the market. I don't think you should look a gift horse in the mouth. But you know, it's awfully expensive for 12 little pieces of plastic tubing and 12 cheap #6' screws. And the screw heads are too small for a 1/4" hole plate. Over-tighten and the screws will come through. So you'll need to buy some broadhead screws. And in my opinion 12 fasteners isn't enough for a 4x8…