Crown Bolt 16 in. x 16 in. Plastic Pegboard

Purchased this to use as an inexpensive Paracord jig. Just added S hooks & chopsticks with enough room to work on multiple projects at one time. Perfect size to hang behind my wheelchair so I can take my hobby with me

Pros:- Cheap- Dimensionally accurate- Versatile screw pattern allows for 16" or 12" spacing depending on rotationCons:- often (3/8 times so far) arrives missing their screw + drywall anchor kits, you need your own screws- the design of the pegboard area that receives the screws is terrible, half of them split/crack when the provided screws are tightened. Work around it by screwing in other holes using your own drywall anchors, screws, and spacers

The pegboard is attractive. My one quibble is that the metal tool holders can wiggle around and come loose even when you use the plastic clips that are supposed to avoid this problem.

Exactly what I was looking for!

If you are looking for a cost effective way of organizing your tools, or whatever else you want to hang, the Everbilt Plastic Pegboard is a decent way to go.The Panel have a small interlocking system that allows you to connect them right up to each over for a somewhat seamless look and function. Most of the hooks I wanted to use would work without issue, even when using the edge hole on one panel the the edge hole of an adjoining panel. I did have some issue with the Everbilt Power Tool Pegboard Holder not wanting to lie flat when using the top holes. Other hooks did just fine in the same holes, so it appears to be hit or miss, but I found it to be 90+% hit.I found the peg holes directly below the wall mounting holes to be unusable as there is a plastic sleeve that connects the pegboard to the wall and inserting any of the hooks I had would hit that. Not a huge deal, but something worth noting. Overall this is a decent option if your space and budget is limited. Installation is very easy and the 16"x16" panels are modular so you can have a solid panel in 16" section, or break it up as your need requires.It is also very important to note that I found the panels to be a tick under 16" each way (not including the connection tabs) and the mounting holes to be a tick under 15" on center. When properly attached, they seem quite sturdy and do not leave me wondering if they will come crashing down. I attached them to the wall using the four corner mounting holes, one side in a stud, the other side in drywall using wall anchors. There is a center mounting point, but I did not utilize that. I would imagine that would only increase the already sufficient stability.Ultimately I would recommend you check these out and if they work for you, they are pretty good at a very reasonable price. If I had to do it again I would probably spend a little more time and money using the Wall Control system or the Everbilt Steel Pegboard, but these do work just fine.All of the hooks shown in my photos are in the Everbilt Pegboard Organizer Kit (43 Piece) and the Everbilt Power Tool Pegboard Holder (Kit and Power Tool Holders Sold Separately).