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Thanks for the question Dede! Yes, the panels could be used vertically as ONLY round hole pegboard. This means the accessories included, which are slotted, would not work if you turned these panels vertically. If you were looking to use these as simply traditional round hole pegboard, we would recommend purchasing just the panels, versus a "kit". Again, the accessories included in this kit will only work if the panels are installed horizontally as intended.
Hello and thank you for your question! We typically do not advertise load ratings because too much depends on the quality of installation, how weight is distributed both on the panels and on the hooks and shelves, as well as the age and quality of the substrate the panels are installed in to. Due to all of the variables involved in any given installation, we have found it potentially misleading to suggest proper “load ratings” that are generally formulated in laboratories under ideal conditions, specifications, and protocols that do not accurately reflect the actual real world applications that these products are used in. The point of failure is usually in the quality of installation. To that end, we would recommend being leery of any product in this category that boldly promotes a firm weight capacity. The panels and accessories can hold a lot, but what you are installing into needs to be solid and secure as well. That all being said, if you are installing into traditional drywall and using the included drywall anchors, our “recommendation” would be no more than 100 LBS per panel (200 LBS per panel into studs or similar), no more than 10-20 LBS per shelf assembly, no more than 10-15 LBS per hook that engages in 2 slots, and no more than 5-10 LBS per hook that engages in a single slot. All recommendations assume properly installed panels, weight relatively evenly distributed across the panel face, as well as weight situated at the base of each hook or shelf as opposed to the tip.
We cannot recommend it without seeing the actual shed and method of installation but we can say that, if installed to metal studs with the proper mounting hardware, these do perform very well in this environment.
Thanks for the question! Unfortunately we cannot recommend installation into plastic resin as load testing has not been performed into this substrate. Additionally, resin shed quality varies by manufacturer, some walls are more dense/less hallow than others. This is not to say it cannot be done, we just cannot speak to the safety of such a specific installation into an unknown construction. It might be helpful to reach out to the resin shed manufacturer to get their input on how best to mount to their walls. If you know what load and anchors they suggest, you can simply apply those capacities to this system and mount as instructed by the shed manufacturer.
Thanks for the question! You would need to purchase Stucco Anchors (wall anchors designed specifically for stucco applications) which you can find directly from Home Depot. Just be sure to identify the weight capacity of the anchors and don't put more weight on the panels than the anchors can support. Hope this helps!
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