🔽 DuraBoard 15" Plastic Pegboard Mounting Review

I bought these because the first panel we installed had too little clearance between it and the drywall in some places. They have a large contact area and don't sink easily, so they stay on the surface of the drywall without piercing it. I didn't use the screws or plastic that came with it, so I can't comment on how well they work. I drilled studs where possible and used cleats where there were no studs. I also bought hex head screws and tightened them with a battery powered drill.

This is the quickest and most secure way to fasten a pegboard with your hands. No need to look for rivets or a frame. of 1x2 boards - nothing like that. Just space them correctly (e.g. every 16-24 inches), pre-drill pre-holes if using dowels, pre-install these spacers on the pegboard (mark on the pegboard where you put your will be making pilot holes/anchors when you drill them or you'll have a heck of a lot of time later to find the holes :)) and hang the board, it really is that easy. My only

Why 1 Star? actually fits in so it can be screwed into the wall. 2) Either lack of common sense, stupidity, or willful greed - the most typical hole plate size and 8-set layout are listed on the product packaging. use hangers. Of course most commonly (based on thousands of listings online) perforated panels are sold in sets of 2 including Triton products. The 8-set layout not only makes sense visually, it feels right too. when you install it. He keeps the board level; prevents sagging or…