Wall peg Tool Organizer – Pegboard Organizer Box Style Peg Hooks 50 Flex-Lock Pegboard Hooks - White Garage Tool Pegboard Organizer & Storage

Works fine with pegboard having 1/4" diameter holes when holding light weight items like screwdrivers and needle-nose pliers - holding my 12” tongue & groove pliers w/out falling off. Could be better if the bend in the pegs was outward just a little bit more so I will try the DIY mentioned earlier, “Heat up the pegs just a little bit to make them pliable and use some pliers to bend the pegs outward just a little bit. It doesn’t take much.”

These snap-in holders work fine for me so far. I had to get a "special" pegboard having 1/4" diameter holes for them. (This non-metallic board also is 1/4" thick, but it looks like the holders would work in the thinner pegboard as well). I do sometimes need to press hard to get a holder to snap onto the board - probably due to slight variance in the hole diameter and/or hole spacing in the boards, but there were no issues with damaging or permanently deforming the pegboard as a result. The holders can be pulled straight out by hand without a lot of force, yet they appear to hold even fairly heavy tools without falling out. (They avoid the common problem with formed metal pegboard hooks - where those hooks tend to pull out when a snug-fitting tool is lifted off of them). Their one size does not fit all, but most typical tools fit in them OK. I had one screwdriver that had an unusually small-diameter handle that slides through the holder... and the handles of some metal snips and nibblers, a well as some Vise-Grips, were too big to fit these holders. (Maybe there are - or will be - a couple other sizes offered that would accommodate these tools). The openings in the holders are a bit wider than deep, so some close-fitting tools may fit only one way - which might not be the preferred orientation (for instance, some pliers might have to be inserted such that they are perpendicular to the board, rather than flat against it - or vice-versa). The openings are rather over-sized for most average-sized screwdrivers, so some screwdrivers sometimes tend to sit crooked in the holders. I found that I could save some space by using two or more rows of holders for screwdrivers, with the second row offset horizontally by one hole from the first row, allowing the handles of the screwdrivers on the second row to "nest" neatly between the blades of the drivers on the first row, allowing "vertical compaction", while still being easy to insert/remove the screwdrivers in the second row. One drawback of these holders is that they don't work for holding wrenches, ratchet sockets, or anything else that doesn't have a long portion that can slip through the opening, with a larger section above that will keep it from slipping all the way through the opening. Although these holders would work for narrower files, it is probably more practical to use regular pegboard hooks to simply hang files via the holes in the file handles. Also (as is typical with most any type of pegboard hooks), "top heavy" tools - such as short-bladed screwdrivers with large handles - tend to tip in the holders. But the holders do work well for most pliers, screwdrivers, and other common tools and items.

This device only hooks to the pegboard on one side ( one curved peg and one straight peg ) In this regard it is very sturdy if mounted where the opening is horizontal with the curved peg on top, which has limited utility. When installed such that the opening is vertical, a heavier tool will tend the pull the straight peg out of the peg board.

These things work great in my storage building to hold my tools and screwdrivers. They work well at staying seated in the pegboard

My husband always bought these when he set up workbench/pegboards. I just bought them for my workbench/pegboard. They work great! They don't fall off when you pull out the screwdrivers.

I was excited to use these brackets, as I have quite a few pliers and other tools that fit them really well. I tried to use them in a metal pegboard I have (not a Wallpeg product) where I've used other Wallpeg brackets, but they fell out immediately. I moved them to a Wallpeg plastic pegboard, and the fit was great. They felt sturdy, and I was able to put tools in them without a problem. The wall looked great until I went to remove a tool. The brackets fell off the wall every time. When I removed a tool that was located anywhere near these brackets, they fell off the wall, leaving an assortment of my tool strewn across the floor any time I retrieved one.The reality is that the design is bad. It is a good concept, but for a company built around making pegboards and accessories, they should never have allowed this product to market. The bracket needs to be reoriented by 90 degrees. Sure it would have made the casting process slightly more expensive, but the product would have worked and would have been worth the extra cost. As it is, I have a $14 bag of trash and wasted time.I'm sure I could modify the brackets to make them work, but I'll burn up less time making custom holders with a bit of wood and wire.

I love these hangers! Some of my peg board is behind a door and it eliminated longer hangers from taking up space of opening the door. They also look very neat and organized!

I thought these would be more versatile but only screw drivers and things of similar size fit. The clips fit into the board very nicely.

Used in the pegboard in my garage to place the tools .but these peg always came out from the pegboard as soon you try totake out the tools.Can not properly sit in the pegboard holes.Not recommended and waste of money