I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in my
workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

Thanks

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John G wrote:
I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in
my workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

My preference would be to stick up a sheet of 1/2" mdf and screw the
appropriate hangers to that. You can get packs of assorted screw in
brackets at most of the sheds or markets. IMHO, a rigidly fixed bracket is
much more use than a wire one.

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I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in my
workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

Thanks

Why not get some thick ply and some dowels?

I take it you have a drill and a saw amongst these tools you wish to
hang

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I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in my
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Chipboard or MDF - both 18mm. Use clips like these from 'Screwfix' :

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...49936&id=11823

Cic.

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I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in my
workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

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There are cheap peg board clips available which will drive you insane as
they fall out so easily. My cure was a dab of hot melt glue to hold them
in place.

There are also pukka clips which are more stable bur are of course more
expensive

http://www.leevalley.com/wood/page.a...=1,43326,43327

for example
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Cicero wrote:
I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools
in my workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

Chipboard or MDF - both 18mm. Use clips like these from 'Screwfix' :

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...49936&id=11823

These terry spring clips are fine for some tools but not others. Those
usually red pvc covered screw in types are more pleasant to use. Of
course, spring clips are essential for things like pencils, or anything
without a shoulder. If it does have a shoulder, a fork type one is better.

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I'm looking into putting up a pegboard of about 2/3sqm to hang tools in my
workshop

Can anyone recommend a product and supplier

Jewson.