WALMANN 12 x 16 in Metal Pegboard Panels and Hooks for Garage
Product ID: B0GFCRCG93
Condition: New
Selected Option: Gray 24x32 in
$ 138
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Product Description
WALMANN 12 x 16 in Metal Pegboard Panels and Hooks for Garage
- Versatile Hole Sizes for a Firm Hold: Featuring both 1/8" and 1/4" holes, this design allows you to select the ideal size for your hooks, ensuring a secure and wobble-free fit for all your tools and accessories
- Flexible 44-Piece Set: Includes four 12"x16" panels and 40 hooks. The adaptable design lets you configure the panels to suit any workspace layout and meet your tool storage needs
- Organize Tools with Ease: Clear up clutter on your workbench and keep tools neatly arranged. Ideal for avoiding the frustration of searching through a disorganized toolbox
- Built to Last: Crafted from premium steel with a durable powder-coated finish. Our pegboard panels are strong, scratch-resistant, and designed to maintain their integrity without warping or deterioration over time
- Save Space, Time, and Money: Efficiently organize your tools, maximize your workspace, and minimize the time spent searching for small items. Perfect for optimizing storage while cutting down on unnecessary costs
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
WALMANN
Manufacturer
WALMANN
Model
US-TN32S210B-44WN
Color
Gray
Height
0.5
Length
32
Width
24
Size
24x32 in
NumberOfItems
1
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