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Kim M Spatafora
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025
Working out great in my sewing room! Keeps items up off my sewing machine table! Great quality!
Brandon
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025
Got these shelves for my peg board wall, they fit the hole spacing just fine and are really sturdy, great for organizing or to display collectibles etc.
Rin's Reviews
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025
These pegboard shelves are good. I think they work great with my pegboard, and can hold a decent amount of weight. The wood is strong and so is the metal holding it up. That being said, there is no way to secure the wood to the metal poles. Which makes the shelve wobbly when you put things on the. So far I’ve used them for a while, having books on one shelf and trinkets on another. I haven’t had a wobble problem, mostly because the weight holds the shelves down, but also because the shelves aren’t holding anything that moves. I think that these are good for the price, and I will be ordering more in the future.ProsEasy to set upCan hold heavy objectsConsWobbly
Lord Waffle of the Breakfast Empires
Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2025
Lightweight, comes with pilot holes and all the necessary pieces.Screws can be wonky to get into place (even with pilots). Brackets fit into pegboard nicely, but don't size easily to spacing. Does NOT hang well if the hooks have to move at all.Wood is very flimsy, and the paint feels thick and kinda gummy.
Paul M. Lewis
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
These are easy to put together. I like how there is a clip to hold the support arm/peg part in place. That gives me peace of mind.I have made my own pegboard shelves in the past. I used to secure them to those triangle shaped shelf supports with zip ties. Usually, they would be angled down, or up. It always looked like my stuff was gaunt to slide off. These don't have that problem.I use the metal pegboards, and I have them mounting to the back of garage shelving. The one I used this for is 32 inches wide, I believe. This fit the length pretty well.These are also lightweight, which I imagine is a good thing, when you are hanging multiple items. I feel good about them holding a few bottles of wine. If I feel good that I won't have broken glass and liquid all over my garage floor, you should feel good buying these for your own breakable, or non-breakable items.
Brandon
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
First and foremost the packaging was good. The product however was a different story. These are very lightweight, almost fiberboard feeling shelves. They've just been painted white and thrown in a box. They are supposed to be for pegboards but for mine they didn't work quite well. As you can see from the photos there are predrilled holes for the "leg" clamps, but they didn't work out so I had to drill my own. After I drilled my own and figured out the right measurements it fit correctly. I'm not sure how well they're going to hold up in the long run but they will work for now. I'll use them for smaller models but thats about all they'll be able to hold. I got these from the Vine reviewing program but I honestly can not suggest them for others who use the same pegboards as I have.
shoppingAllTheVine
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025
I really like these shelves. They are fairly unassuming but very functional and a welcome addition to the usual hooks and other simple metal supports.They come with four rods that need to be attached to the shelves with the included screws. The rods are at a slight angle to each other to keep from pulling off from the shelves and it also allows for the pegs to adjust to the width of the holes in your board.The shelves are very sturdy, given the metal rods and the real wood. Your pegboard is going to fail before these shelves do.
VineReviewerMH
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
I ordered these to add more storage to my garage workbench. I have the same kind of peg board that anyone can by at a hardware store. First thing I noticed though is that the metal hook holes already pre-drilled on the underside of the shelf are mis-aligned. Thankfully with a little pressure and a screwdriver, it is easy to push the wood screws that it came with into new spots so it will go in to your peg board. It is holding now without a problem. I did notice that one is hanging at a higher angle than the other, but I think I can fix that by carefully bending the metal hook. Overall, I am happy with these, but be prepared to adjust them to fit your setup.
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