How to mount a pegboard on the wall awesome and easy garage addition.
How to mount peg board to wall.
Hang pegboard for a quick and easy tool storage solution that can be scaled to fit just about any space whether it s the space above your work bench or an expansive garage wall.
Mount the rail track with the included wood screws using two at each stud or furring strip image 2.
On a finished wall however you ll need to install a framework of furring strips behind the pegboard to create the necessary clearance and provide some added stiffness.
Using a level to ensure a 90 degree angle hold the pegboard in place on the wall you may need a friend to assist.
For areas of the wall where you want to hold heavy tools and yard equipment use a rail system.
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Look for a rail system that has mounting holes every inch so it lines up with the pegboard image 1.
You want the board to stick out of the wall to leave space for hooks.
Drive screws through pegboard and furring strips at all four corners aligned with the studs to leave marks for pilot holes.
Where you set the markings on the wood earlier.
Hanging the support boards gives you a solid surface to attach the pegboard and also allows for some dead space behind it.
Using shorter wood screws this time i used 1 1 4 attach the pegboard to the 1 3 s.
Pick a wall and the top piece is the first one just lay it ok the wall put a level on it and put your drywall screws in.
I used two screws in each corner.
Use a stud finder or other means to locate the studs behind the drywall.
It s also a good idea to build a frame around your pegboard to give the project a neat finished appearance.
Use a pencil to leave visible alignment marks above where the pegboard will be.
Once all 4 are on just screw the pegboard to the frame.