I have the same system in a corner design. So my dimensions are different… the height is 22.5 inches, and lengths are 69 inches each side. Any suggestions on a pegboard ? If I did two 16x32inch on each side, it would leave 6.5 inch gap height wise, and 5 inch gap length wise.This is all I could think of
That's a tricky one! You could either try and track down another peg board or use this one and try and do something creative for those gaps. I mean you could install hooks or lights in those gaps to have a more finished look. The other option would be just to live with the gaps, it probably wouldn't look as bad as you'd think.
A tip I did on a similar pegboard install I'd like to pass on is to not use the corner most hole but the hole that is one away on the diagonal (ex: second row:second column not first:first). Why? So you dont get spots where 4 holes in a grid are not available which could get in the way of fine tuning placements of holders. Of course balance that with personal taste in terms of aesthetics but anyway thanks for the great content, appreciate the video.
Im also curious if the wheeled cabinets if you can remove the wheels and just make them stationary like the other two? If you can do this does the set come with the stationary feet so you can switch them out? thanks for the reviews!
The kit doesn't come with any other style of feet for the rolling cabinets. You could leave off the wheels, but there are no holes to attach them to the other cabinets. The space thats left for the rolling cabinets has play on either side to slide them in and out. They may look a little funny if you tried to hard mount them. The wheels hold them in place fairly well with a few heavier tools in them.
Thanks for sharing. I see that the countertop edge is slightly pushed towards the outside. Is that due to the peg board installed behind the counter top? Also, does the doors on the tall shelf interfere with the countertop corners on either side?
thanks for the review videos. Im am planning to buy the 14 piece set soon and was just curious on the quality of the 24guage metal? Im still debating if I should go with the Bold series, or pay a bunch more and get the Pro series with 18 gauge.
Glad you enjoyed! The 24 gauge is decent quality. I'm sure the 18 gadget would be more durable, but I'm pretty happy with the bold series. For the average user they're pretty awesome. If durability is your highest priority I'm sure the 18 gauge would be sturdier, just depends if the extra cost is worth it to you.
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I have the same system in a corner design. So my dimensions are different… the height is 22.5 inches, and lengths are 69 inches each side. Any suggestions on a pegboard ? If I did two 16x32inch on each side, it would leave 6.5 inch gap height wise, and 5 inch gap length wise.This is all I could think of
That's a tricky one! You could either try and track down another peg board or use this one and try and do something creative for those gaps. I mean you could install hooks or lights in those gaps to have a more finished look. The other option would be just to live with the gaps, it probably wouldn't look as bad as you'd think.
A tip I did on a similar pegboard install I'd like to pass on is to not use the corner most hole but the hole that is one away on the diagonal (ex: second row:second column not first:first).
Why? So you dont get spots where 4 holes in a grid are not available which could get in the way of fine tuning placements of holders.
Of course balance that with personal taste in terms of aesthetics but anyway thanks for the great content, appreciate the video.
Awesome! Really good idea!
Im also curious if the wheeled cabinets if you can remove the wheels and just make them stationary like the other two? If you can do this does the set come with the stationary feet so you can switch them out? thanks for the reviews!
The kit doesn't come with any other style of feet for the rolling cabinets. You could leave off the wheels, but there are no holes to attach them to the other cabinets. The space thats left for the rolling cabinets has play on either side to slide them in and out. They may look a little funny if you tried to hard mount them. The wheels hold them in place fairly well with a few heavier tools in them.
Thanks for sharing. I see that the countertop edge is slightly pushed towards the outside. Is that due to the peg board installed behind the counter top? Also, does the doors on the tall shelf interfere with the countertop corners on either side?
Exactly right! It's pushed out because of the peg board. As for clearance I haven't noticed any issues with everyday use.
Saw a great tip to prevent the peg holders falling out. Line the back of the pegboard with an inch of foam.
Great idea!
thanks for the review videos. Im am planning to buy the 14 piece set soon and was just curious on the quality of the 24guage metal? Im still debating if I should go with the Bold series, or pay a bunch more and get the Pro series with 18 gauge.
Glad you enjoyed! The 24 gauge is decent quality. I'm sure the 18 gadget would be more durable, but I'm pretty happy with the bold series. For the average user they're pretty awesome. If durability is your highest priority I'm sure the 18 gauge would be sturdier, just depends if the extra cost is worth it to you.
Keep in mind the pro lockers and base are 24” deep and 18g bold is lighter gauge but lockers and base cabinets are only 18” deep
@@4961Studebaker Good point! I didn't know that. I do like my Bold series as it offers a good amount of storage, without sticking out to much.