Keepo Pegboard Combination Kit, Pegboards and Accessories Modular Hanging for Wall Organizer, Crafts Organization, Ornaments Display, Nursery Storage, Peg Board (Tan brown, 22″×22″)Recycled Claim Standard 100

I added a peg board to my home office setup, and it’s been incredibly useful. It helps keep my workspace tidy by organizing everything from headphones to pens and small supplies. The minimalist design fits well with my office decor, and the ability to customize the layout keeps things flexible as my needs change. Installation was quick, and the build quality feels solid. It’s a simple upgrade that makes a big difference in staying organized and focused.

This is worth the price! Just big enough to fit all the supplies I planned to put on here. Great product overall 💫 the setup took me about 30 mins and the instructions are clear, but a little tricky to make sure everything is straight. As long as you make sure it's even before nailing it down, it's all good 👍🏼 the adhesive can easily come off to fix it, however it did pull a little of my wall paint off to re-adjust.

I used command Velcro strips instead of the nails. The whole 4 boards are a great size. It is difficult and tedious to install. With nail especially you only have one shot of aligning.The boards themselves also feels flimsy. Target’s pegboard feels much more durable than these. But overall good look and functional.

I was inspired by pinterest lol and it’s just as i pictured/wanted it. Super sturdy no need for drilling or nails ALTHOUGH i will definitely need to repaint my walls after i take them down it sticks to the wall SO WELL lolll but yeah i love it its very sturdy and easy to install. Only issue is mine came dirty? like smudges of black so it was weird because they’re each individually wrapped in plastic but not too big of a deal for me. I recommend!

The media could not be loaded. It gives a very cool look to your room and is very durable and has a long-lasting stability .! Good price .

TL;DR: Installation isn't great, inconsistent packaging and contents, pegboard itself is somewhat flimsy and fragile.I bought two packs so I had a total of 8 pegboards and noticed the packaging was inconsistent between them. One had two long hooks while the other did not. One package had the sticky mounting pieces already lodged in the back of each pegboard while the other one had all the mounting stickers packed in the same plastic bag.The pegboards themselves are plastic, and some what flimsy. One board I received had plastic bits broken off, though they were not on the mounting parts nor on the edges of the pegboard so they aren't visible. I don't know if those broken bits reduce the structural integrity of the board itself.The mounting solutions are pretty bad. You have two options: the mounting stickers (two for each board) or 4 flimsy nails which are marginally thicker than a sewing needle. Each mounting sticker has two upward facing hooks, while the back of each pegboard has four hoops (two for each mounting sticker).The nails are too short and very flimsy--borderline unusable, but I needed to use them for one pegboard since the mounting sticker solution failed for one pegboard. The pegboards themselves don't have mounting holes specifically for the nails so if you want them to be snug in place without wiggling, you will need to manually measure out where you hammer in your nails to ensure there is enough vertical and horizontal tension to prop up the pegboard in the exact needed position..The mounting sticker are pretty much permanent, I needed to realign one and ended up tearing off a chunk of paint from my wall. Nice.To mount the pegboards with the stickers, you need to stick the mounting stickers on the wall, then slide the pegboard onto them. Alternatively, (if the mounting stickers aren't pre-inserted), you can insert the mounting stickers into the back of the pegboard and try to press the pegboard on the wall.Note: one of my pegboard packs, the mounting stickers were pre-inserted but they had two potential problems: (1) one of the hooks were too loose so during mounting, the sticker slipped out of position resulting in requiring tearing off one mounting sticker, (2) the mounting sticker has an indicator pointing the 'up' direction; nope, it was pointing downwards (luckily I tested sliding them first so I realized this). If I had blindly tried to stick it without testing it, the hooks would point downward thus not holding up the pegboard at all and I would've ripped off an additional chunk of paint from my wall.While these look decent and seem to work, I have a hard time recommending these give my points above.

I purchased this thinking that it would be easy to install since it had a template. After trying to install a panel 3 times with 12 holes in my wall...I threw it in the trash. I ate the cost of this cheap design. Go to IKEA and get a full panel that is super easy to install, and they have three different sizes. It was impossible to line up the 4 individual boards to make it look like one full panel.

Working on setting up my sewing room, my sewing corner is smallish so trying to be as organized and compact as possible.The peg boards are a hard plastic, hooks are painted metal. The adhesive is a long wide strip at top and bottom on the back of each square. (Four square peg boards in the box). It seems to be fairly sturdy.My new sewing desk is smooth, and is made of that fake wood stuff (so no nails or screws) - I only used the adhesive option. This end of my desk is near the wall, so I'm not concerned with adhesive lightly damaging surfaces, I have no idea if this would or not. I can't say how long it will stay stuck with the weight of the rulers on it, but I love having my quilting rulers neatly hung up and out of sight yet always close at hand!In retrospect, this only used two peg board squares, so I could have also used 1-2 on the side of my shelf. Oh well.