Dualshine 60Pcs Black Pegboard Hooks, 2/4/6 Inch Pegboard Wall Hook Heavy Duty PegBoard Shelving Hook Fit 1/4" PegBoard Metal Hanging Pegboard Display Hook Holder Organizer for Kitchen Store

So there are two main types of pegboard based on .25" holes, and none of the peg suppliers is explaining this. These pegs fit my board perfectly, and are better than the pegs that come with the board. I have .25: holes on a .25" thick board. Thickness is the most important measurement if your pegs tilt.I have a very heavy duty pegboard that is quite expensive, but I hang heavy things too heavy for metal or engineered wood boards. My board has .25" holes AND it is .25" thick, and will hold 100 pounds on a single peg hole if the peg is properly designed. The pegs from this listing are designed to fit .25" thick pegboards. Metal peg boards are the thinnest pegboards made, and require different pegs. The pegs look similar, but pegs for metal pegboards won't fit a traditional .25" thick board, and pegs for a .25" thick board will fit metal boards, but the fit is loose and they will sag. If your pegs slant up, they are for a thinner board than you have, if they sag down, then they are for a thicker board than you have. And to make things even more complicated, there are boards thinner than .25" but much thicker than metal boards. None of the peg sellers address this fitment issue, for fear of loosing sales.The difference is visible and easy to determine. There is a metal finger that rests on the front of your board, and one or more fingers that point up to brace the back of the board. If these are .25" apart, then they are for .25" thick boards. If the distance is smaller, then they are for thinner boards. I saw one peg maker than has three sizes of pegs in an assortment, but 1/3rd of the pegs are for thin metal pegboards and 2/3rds of the assortment is for thick boards like mine. You cansee this in the photos on some of the listings, so if you buy from a listing with good images, you can have a greater chance of finding pegs that work for you. But just so you know, metal peg boards are not the original standard, so your non-standard boards need you to be careful what pegs you choose. only a few companies make pegs for thin boards, so a thick board owner is less likely to be disappointed. The guys in the middle with the thin light-duty wood-dust/cardboard pegboards can use any pegs but it will be hard to get a good fit from Amazon, unless the peg makers start specifying the thickness of the boards their pegs are designed for.Everyone is so focused on the diameter of the pegs, they they overlook the thickness measurement. Thickness of the board is much more important than the size of the hole.thin or thick pegs will fit and hang level if paired with a board thickness that matches the design of the peg. As buyers we need to stop talking peg diameter, and focus more on the board thickness the pegs were designed for.

I took their description as describing the product as being 1/4 inch material. While the hangers are sturdy, the fact that they are not 1/4 inch material, they would easily fall off my 1/4 inch hole peg board when I tried to hang or retrieve objects on them.Their customer service was great as soon after I reported the problem they sent an email with the prepaid shipping label and within a couple of hours of taking the package to UPS, I received notification that my account had been credited.I wish all companies were as responsive.

Totally disappointed with these and returned to Amazon immediately after opening them. They are not the thickness they led me to believe. So not as sturdy as i want. But my biggest complaint is that they slope downwards on the pegbd. Quality hooks slope upwards. Anything you put on these hooks will slide away from the wall. If you want cheap and dont mind a lack of quality, these might suit you. But for me they were junk.

Solved my workshop needs for all my hand tools.

Most of the hooks are decent. However 8 out of the 16 of the small hooks are not properly sized to fit in 1/4 inch peg board. (See photos)Edi: you can't just bend it further to fix it. It's hard to explain but either the to progs that go in the peg board need the bend to be closer to the tips or the one prong in the middle that rests on the peg board needs to be bent further from the tip. Not sure if that makes sense. Either way I tried resending and they break.

Really heavy duty metal. Won't lean or bend under load.

The product was of good quality--BUT---the smallest hooks did not lay on the pegboard flat. Was a waste of money.

I made a peg board for my sons nerf guns and at Home Depot a pack of TWO of this hook things were $4. I needed a good amount and luckily I searched on Amazon. I was flabbergasted at the price difference. Got them in two days and was very satisfied. The different sizes worked well for what I needed and can’t beat the price point!