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The Wall Control Garage Storage Lawn and Garden Tool Wall Organizer Rack is easy to install, attractive and ideal for storing ladders, rakes, brooms, weed eaters, trimmers, edgers, shovels, pitch forks, hedge clippers, saws, extension cords, rope, sledge hammers, axes, mops, garden spades, lawn and gardening hand tools, long handled lawn garden tools and folding chair storage. Steel Pegboards are over 10X stronger than conventional wooden pegboard, guaranteed to last a lifetime and will not warp or fray over time like traditional pegboard. The wall boards can even be wiped clean with a damp rag. Wall Control Garage Tool Storage Systems are attractive, adding a WOW factor to any garage, shed or tool wall. The Garage Tool Rack Lawn and Garden Wall Organizer includes 2 Wall Control 8 in. T x 32 in. W Metallic Galvanized Steel Pegboards with Black Hooks that can be used side by side to create a total tool storage area that is 8 in. T x 64 in. W or the Pegboards can be used in separate locations for 2 separate wall-mounted tool storage areas. The Tool Storage Wall Rack includes an assortment of over a dozen of Wall Control's most popular black metal pegboard hooks and brackets to tackle any tool storage need. Wall Control Hooks have adjustable stabilizing tabs for added stability. The Wall Control Garage Wall Storage and Gardening Tool Organizer Rack Set works with any Wall Control pegboard hooks, brackets, shelves and attachments so expanding is easy. Mounting hardware included.
Dimensions: H 8 in, W 64 in, D 12 in
Pegboard Hole Diameter | 0.25 in |
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Product Depth (in.) | 12 in |
Product Height (in.) | 8 in |
Product Width (in.) | 64 in |
Color Family | Silver |
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Color/Finish | Metallic Galvanized Pegboard with Black Hooks |
Included | Accessories, Hardware, Hook(s), Mounting Hardware, Pegboard, Screws, Support Brackets |
Material | Metal |
Number of Pegboards Included | 2 |
Package Quantity | 1 |
Pegboard Accessory Type | Brackets |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Style | Designer, Industrial, Modern, Traditional, Transitional |
Manufacturer Warranty | Limited Lifetime Warranty. Includes Manufacturer Defects. Excludes Normal Wear and Tear. |
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Thanks for the question! Unfortunately the panels do not have any flex as they are quite rigid. We would not recommend trying to install on a curved surface.
Thanks for the question! Yes, you can! You would just need to purchase mounting hardware that allowed for such an installation. We would recommend blue Tapcon screws as those have been successful in mounting these pegboards into concrete walls for many customers.
Thanks for the question! Unfortunately there is no "kit" or package that only contains these accessories but Wall Control does offer individual accessories directly from the mfg website incase that is helpful. Thanks!
Thanks for the question! We would recommend at least 1-1/4" length and possibly longer depending on the quality of your concrete wall. If the wall is very porous you might want to go a little deeper just to make sure you have ample grip at each contact point. If the wall is very smooth with little to no variation then the 1-1/4" length should work just fine. Our blanket recommendation would be 3/16" x 1-3/4" but again, what is required varies wall by wall based on quality of the mounting surface.
Thank you for your inquiry. Wall Control products can be installed on a concrete block wall by using blue Tapcon Screws or by attaching two (or three) horizontal rows of 2"x4"s along the wall where the top, bottom, (and middle if you wish) mounting holes are located on the panel. This is what we found works best because it requires you to drill less holes in your concrete wall and gives the panels a very even surface to mount to. So for instance, if you wanted to span a width of 4' you would use (1) 8' long 2"x4" and cut it in half and you would mount the first half horizontally at the height you want the top of the panels to be using about 4 concrete or masonry anchors. Then you would mount the second 2"x4" about 32" on center below the top 2"x4" so that it lined up with the bottom row of mounting holes in the panels, again using about 4 concrete or masonry anchors. You could also mount a third 2"x4" in-between these two because the panels actually have a center row of mounting holes but when mounting to concrete this third row may be overkill depending on your application. Once the 2"x4" are up you can simply attached each panel in a series along the 2"x4"s with the attachment screws provided with the panels. What we have found is that if you're only installing a couple of panels then the blue Tapcon screws for concrete you can pick-up at your local hardware store typically make the most sense but if you're installing a bunch of panels it is usually easier jus to put up the 2"x4" or 2"x2"s first because that can save you some time when it comes to installing the individual panels.
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