Pegboard suggestion

[recom273]

I was looking to put up a pegboard in my workshop - back in the UK they would be sheets of mdf with holes drilled in them. 
 

I have been looking around and on Lazada, the choice is a bit slim. I bought one tile to test out, it turned out to be a copy of ikea skadis, but the dimensions were a little out, meaning I would have to design and 3D print my own bins and hooks. 
 

Just wondering if anyone else uses pegboard and found an economical solution? 

[OneMoreFarang]

Have you tried image search in of the shopping apps?

You can search, i.e. with the Lazada app, but pointing your camera on a picture with what you want.

Sometimes that works well.

Because I would not be surprised if there are many different names for the thing you are looking for.

 

[wimpy]

I searched for this years ago at all the furniture supply shops around Chiang Mai (specialty plywoods, MDF, Formica, etc). Never found it.

[gamb00ler]

2 minutes ago, wimpy said:

I searched for this years ago at all the furniture supply shops around Chiang Mai (specialty plywoods, MDF, Formica, etc). Never found it.

I have seen it in CM.  I'm not sure where but most likely was one of these: homepro or index living mall.  

[frequentatore]

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[recom273]

@wimpy

 

I dont know why I didn’t think of this before ..

 

Make my own, draw up a grid, there is an American standard for the spacing, there are even downloadable jigs for the holes. A nice piece of mdf can be found and I’m away. 

[wimpy]

13 minutes ago, recom273 said:

@wimpy

 

I dont know why I didn’t think of this before ..

 

Make my own, draw up a grid, there is an American standard for the spacing, there are even downloadable jigs for the holes. A nice piece of mdf can be found and I’m away. 

Are the hooks available here? I believe pegboard is usually made from Masonite, which is quite a bit harder than MDF.

Edited August 9 by wimpy

[recom273]

3 hours ago, wimpy said:

Are the hooks available here? I believe pegboard is usually made from Masonite, which is quite a bit harder than MDF.

Plenty of designs if you have a 3D printer.

 

Yes, you are probably correct, I have been researching and some DIY ones are 5mm mdf, some plywood. 
 

I dont think I would hang my whole workshop on one, just light stuff - the alternative tile system I picked up was plastic, held to the wall with 4 screws. I could see it bowing out under pressure. There is a metal tile but had square holes and if I was to cover 3m it would be costly.

 

https://www.printables.com/model/676187-plywood-pegboard

 

Here is a home made one, with his collection of peg designs. 

 

[wimpy]

11 hours ago, recom273 said:

Plenty of designs if you have a 3D printer.

 

Yes, you are probably correct, I have been researching and some DIY ones are 5mm mdf, some plywood. 
 

I dont think I would hang my whole workshop on one, just light stuff - the alternative tile system I picked up was plastic, held to the wall with 4 screws. I could see it bowing out under pressure. There is a metal tile but had square holes and if I was to cover 3m it would be costly.

 

https://www.printables.com/model/676187-plywood-pegboard

 

Here is a home made one, with his collection of peg designs. 

 

Pretty cool.

[gamb00ler]

Seen at my local HomePro.  The pegboard was metal.

Edited September 5 by gamb00ler