🔥 Efficient Wall Peg Hook Kit, 50-Pack in Sleek Black Review

I have a few wall pegs and hooks and most work fine. I ordered these pegs in August 2018 and it looks like the manufacturer changed the design. Previously their pins were 1/4" round and fitted very snugly into the holes on the 1/4" board. Now they look much smaller, don't fit and wobble a lot after installation. The tiny cross member that is added to the pins doesn't make them stabilizing, they are so loose in their grooves.

Very happy with these hooks. I was a bit skeptical when I saw that they are made of plastic, but they certainly hold up very well. They fit the holes very snugly, so snug I didn't think I could fit them. But they are perfect. They don't wobble, look great and hold a lot of weight. I've tried breaking one and it hasn't even snapped or shown any signs of "stress" (you know how plastic sometimes discolours at the crease when flexed? The pieces are very strong)

Straight models require some effort but are much easier to install than J-shaped (bent). Some of the curved ones just didn't suit me no matter how hard I tried to fit them to the pegboard. I suspect about 1/3 of the J's went in the trash because I couldn't install them. As difficult as these hooks were to install, none of them sat flush or were stuck after installation. I would not buy these hooks again nor would I buy any other product from this manufacturer as their quality control is next to

Inexpensive, they seem pretty solid but remember they are plastic not metal. In some pictures they appear to be metal, although the details state "peg hooks are made from recycled, high-impact, durable polypropylene." Good value. Just keep in mind that you might also want to get some metal for the occasional "flex" need. They don't bend. Update: Another observation: they are also a bit thicker than metal hooks so some of the holes that fit metal hooks may not line up with them and/or the…

I bought them for my metal wall panel but they are too uncomfortable to use so I had to order several alternatives. I don't claim to know how they work with other rubbers, but for my purposes they are of little use. Of the L-shaped hooks, some fit easily without requiring force or bending to insert. However, most have to make an effort to get in. It's not just the "push" described in the product description. You have to find the right angle and bend the bottom pin as much as possible, which…