Keepo Peg Board Wall Organizer – Plastic Pegboard Panels, Modular Peg Board Storage System for Home Office, Craft Room, Gaming Setup (Tan Brown, 22″×22″)

I purchased this amazing wall organizer and my husband then built a frame to mount it to so that we could hang it on the wall in my sewing room. The quality was better than expected and it has the perfect storage attachments for all of my sewing supplies. The price also can’t be beat. 10/10 recommend!

This pegboard is super easy to install. It comes with nails if you want extra support, but you honestly don’t even need them. I just used the adhesive and it stuck perfectly to the wall. It keeps my desk area so organized and saves a lot of space. My study setup looks so much cleaner now. I love it!

I recently used this to organize my work from home desk area, it really helped organize the space. Was happy overall with the purchase. The trays were plastic but seemed sturdy enough. I looked quite a while before selecting this one which seemed the have the best value and color I was looking for. I don't think the adhesive stickers will come off w/out pulling off paint from the wall. Mounting was a little tricky only because you're mounting a hidden bracket that is smaller than the board. This makes you imagine where the board will go so you have to guess a little.

I added a peg board to my home office setup, and it’s been incredibly useful. It helps keep my workspace tidy by organizing everything from headphones to pens and small supplies. The minimalist design fits well with my office decor, and the ability to customize the layout keeps things flexible as my needs change. Installation was quick, and the build quality feels solid. It’s a simple upgrade that makes a big difference in staying organized and focused.

I am a clinician in a healthcare clinic. My office is small and I have an unfortunate tendency towards letting piles build up. Bought this to try to get frequently used items off the deck and de-clutter my workspace. The wall where I installed this was textured with some sort of plaster covered in eggshell paint. I didn't want the adhesive to be permanent. I cut strips out of the plastic adhesive backing at each attachment point of the hanging brace to expose the permanent adhesive, then attached strips of paper where the adhesive strip was exposed, then attached 3M Command Strips to the paper strips with the removal tab hanging out so that I could remove this later without damaging the wall. This also helped with repositioning as I hung the first board too high the first time. The Command strips have held great in this configuration. One of the shelves' pegboard hooks broke when trying to reposition the shelf. I have it super-glued back together and will see if it holds when attempting to re-install on the pegboard. It's a small piece of plastic and an understandable failure point. Overall I would highly recommend.

TL;DR: Installation isn't great, inconsistent packaging and contents, pegboard itself is somewhat flimsy and fragile. I bought two packs so I had a total of 8 pegboards and noticed the packaging was inconsistent between them. One had two long hooks while the other did not. One package had the sticky mounting pieces already lodged in the back of each pegboard while the other one had all the mounting stickers packed in the same plastic bag. The pegboards themselves are plastic, and some what flimsy. One board I received had plastic bits broken off, though they were not on the mounting parts nor on the edges of the pegboard so they aren't visible. I don't know if those broken bits reduce the structural integrity of the board itself. The mounting solutions are pretty bad. You have two options: the mounting stickers (two for each board) or 4 flimsy nails which are marginally thicker than a sewing needle. Each mounting sticker has two upward facing hooks, while the back of each pegboard has four hoops (two for each mounting sticker). The nails are too short and very flimsy--borderline unusable, but I needed to use them for one pegboard since the mounting sticker solution failed for one pegboard. The pegboards themselves don't have mounting holes specifically for the nails so if you want them to be snug in place without wiggling, you will need to manually measure out where you hammer in your nails to ensure there is enough vertical and horizontal tension to prop up the pegboard in the exact needed position.. The mounting sticker are pretty much permanent, I needed to realign one and ended up tearing off a chunk of paint from my wall. Nice. To mount the pegboards with the stickers, you need to stick the mounting stickers on the wall, then slide the pegboard onto them. Alternatively, (if the mounting stickers aren't pre-inserted), you can insert the mounting stickers into the back of the pegboard and try to press the pegboard on the wall. Note: one of my pegboard packs, the mounting stickers were pre-inserted but they had two potential problems: (1) one of the hooks were too loose so during mounting, the sticker slipped out of position resulting in requiring tearing off one mounting sticker, (2) the mounting sticker has an indicator pointing the 'up' direction; nope, it was pointing downwards (luckily I tested sliding them first so I realized this). If I had blindly tried to stick it without testing it, the hooks would point downward thus not holding up the pegboard at all and I would've ripped off an additional chunk of paint from my wall. While these look decent and seem to work, I have a hard time recommending these give my points above.

I was inspired by pinterest lol and it’s just as i pictured/wanted it. Super sturdy no need for drilling or nails ALTHOUGH i will definitely need to repaint my walls after i take them down it sticks to the wall SO WELL lolll but yeah i love it its very sturdy and easy to install. Only issue is mine came dirty? like smudges of black so it was weird because they’re each individually wrapped in plastic but not too big of a deal for me. I recommend!

I am an organization at it. I have pegboards all over the place. I usually use Lowe's or IKEA but they showed up on my feed and they were super cheap. That should have been my first red flag. But it was just for a small project in my closet so I didn't need anything fancy. Holy crap are these things not worth it. Ikea's the same price. And much better. If you're going to hang anything even remotely substantial days they need to be nailed in, but the mechanism for attaching these is useless. I found out the hard way that the paper doesn't actually align with the hardware. And once you get the backing for the hardware attached, the face is difficult to attach to that. What takes maybe 5 minutes with an IKEA product basically didn't get done. It was so frustrating that I gave up, and put the backing in recycling, kept the pegs, drove to IKEA and just got another IKEA board. If what you're hanging is just like craft materials or other light materials, maybe the adhesives are enough. They're certainly not enough to handle anything like tools or electronics. And the process for nailing it in is a 12-step process that is exceedingly poorly designed. There's much better products on the market.