Value Brand Single Rod Pegboard Hook 8 1/2 in Pack of 5
Five steel pegboard hooks with a 30-degree bend and screw-in locking system hold tools on standard 1/4-inch pegboard holes
- Five hooks per pack keep tools organised
- 8 1/2 inch length holds larger items securely
- Zinc-plated steel resists corrosion in damp sheds
- Screw-in locking system prevents hooks from pulling out
- 30-degree angle lets gravity keep tools in place
Single Rod Pegboard Hook
The Value Brand Single Rod Pegboard Hook comes in a pack of five and is made of steel with a zinc-plated silver finish. It is designed for standard pegboard hole spacing of one inch and hole size of one quarter inch. The 30-degree hook angle supports tools and accessories in workshops, garages or storage sheds.
Screw-In Locking System
Each hook uses a screw-in locking mechanism that secures it firmly to the pegboard surface. The overall length is eight and a half inches and the overall width is three quarters of an inch. The circular hole shape matches common pegboard patterns for a stable fit during daily use.
Pack of Five Hooks
The package quantity of five provides multiple mounting points for organising hand tools or equipment. Buyers who need a different hook style or a larger quantity per pack should look elsewhere. This set suits standard pegboard installations with the specified hole spacing and size.
How it compares
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- Price $3.99
- Cheaper than about 90% of the 882 comparable items (median $13.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ZORO SELECT |
Questions about this item
What pegboard hole spacing and size does the 1/4 in hole shape hook fit?
The hook fits standard 1 in pegboard hole spacing and 1/4 in hole size with a circle shape.
What are the overall length and width of the hook, and what material is it made from?
Each hook measures 8 1/2 in overall length and 3/4 in overall width, made from zinc-plated steel.
How does the screw-in locking system install, and what common step is missed?
Insert the hook into the pegboard hole, then tighten the screw to lock it; skipping the screw leaves the hook loose.
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