Perforated Pegboard with Magnets Jan Nowak 660 x 400 x 300 mm

Perforated Pegboard with Magnets Jan Nowak 660 x 400 x 300 mm is a wall-mounted organizing panel designed to combine conventional pegboard functionality with integrated magnetic zones. The panel measures 660 x 400 x 300 mm and features a grid of perforations compatible with standard hooks and fasteners, together with magnetic strips or areas for attaching small metal tools and accessories quickly and without additional fixtures. It is intended for use in workshops, garages, utility rooms and storage spaces to keep tools, parts and accessories accessible and orderly.

Advantages

This perforated pegboard provides dual organization options: perforations for traditional tool hooks and magnetic surfaces for rapid placement of metal items. The combination reduces the need for separate holders and allows flexible arrangement of tools and accessories. Its wall-mount design saves workbench space and keeps frequently used items visible and within reach. The panel’s dimensions and construction enable stable mounting and support of a variety of hand tools and small parts.

Suitable for

• Hand and power tool storage in home workshops and professional workshops
• Organizing metal accessories such as drill bits, sockets and small clamps using magnets
• Garage and utility room wall organization for frequently used items
• Storage areas and maintenance rooms where quick access to tools is required

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 660 x 400 x 300 mm
• Perforated panel with grid of holes for hooks and fasteners
• Integrated magnetic zones for attaching small metal tools and parts
• Wall-mount design for vertical installation
• Suitable for indoor use in workshops, garages and storage rooms

How to use

Mount the perforated pegboard on a suitable wall using appropriate anchors or screws for the wall material and expected load. Insert peg hooks or specialized fasteners into the perforations according to the tools and accessories to be stored. Place metal items such as wrenches, pliers, sockets or small parts directly on the magnetic areas for quick access. Reconfigure hooks and magnetic placements as storage needs change to maintain an efficient layout.

Usage recommendations

Use suitable wall anchors and periodically check fastenings for stability, especially when storing heavier tools. Distribute weight across multiple anchor points and avoid overloading a single hook. For optimal performance of magnetic zones, keep magnets and metal contact surfaces clean and dry. Store sharp or hazardous items in a way that minimizes accidental contact when reaching for tools.