Shelf Units for Wall Control Metal Pegboards

It's time to get organized with these roomy shelf units. They're a perfect fit for any slotted Wall Control metal pegboards. Use them for storing everything, like shop supplies, 3D printer filament spools, boots, or other heavy and bulky items. Shelf surfaces include both large and small scale holes that make organizing most any size tools.

Wall Control metal pegboards are strong, durable, and look great - making them a common addition to garages and workshops everywhere. These 8 inch deep shelf units, which vary from 5 to 13 inches in length, are compatible with all slotted Wall Control pegboards that are 4 inches or more in height. Two or more shelves can be installed next to each other horizontally, leaving a space of about 2 mm between units.

If you have Wall Control pegboards in your shop then you should also check out this parts storage rack 

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Print Settings

Printer:

CR-10 S5

Rafts: 

No

Supports:

No

Resolution: 

0.2 mm

Infill:

15%

Post-Printing

Installing on pegboard

This Thing is compatible with all Wall Control metal pegboards with slots and 4 inches in height or taller. Two short Wall Control brackets are needed to install the rack onto the pegboard, However 3 of these brackets are needed for the largest, 13 X 8 inch version.

Begin by slipping the top portion of each bracket into the slits on the back of the unit. The brackets need to rotate counter-clockwise as the turned up portion finds its way into the slit of the shelf. The bottom of the bracket might need a little bit extra convincing, which you can give them by pushing them against a hard surface. Just be careful that the bracket is following the internal path. See the photo of this Thing for comparison.

Now that you've fitted the brackets into the shelf, remove the brackets and install them into to properly spaced slots of the pegboard. With the shelf at a 45-degree angle relative to the pegboard, allow the turned-up part of both brackets to find the same top-most opening that you'd previously slipped them into. Making sure that the top back of the shelf remains against the pegboard, rotate the shelf down until both the top and bottom of the shelf's back are flush against the pegboard.

And you're done.