Buying guide

Confirm the usable wall area and daily traffic first, then decide the panel proportion and how panels join. Avoid switches, sockets and air-conditioning pipes, and leave margin at the edges.

Measuring checklist

• Record wall width, height and centre line to the centimetre
• Mark switches, sockets, air-conditioning outlets and visible obstructions
• Consider furniture placement so the panel does not clash with wardrobes, desks or doors
• When joining several panels, allow a 2-3 mm installation gap

Colour is never chosen alone; it works with the room's materials, daylight and accessory system.SONGWEI pegboards use ENF-grade board and pine accessories, which suits storage systems built to last.

Colour reference

• Cream white: suits Nordic, Japanese and minimal interiors; gentle and versatile
• Natural pine: suits natural, wabi-sabi and organic interiors
• Black walnut: suits darker studies, vintage rooms and display backdrops
• Elegant grey: suits modern minimal, industrial and pared-back interiors
• Brushed teak: suits spaces that lean on grain texture and layered mixing

The accessory combination decides how the pegboard is actually used.Separate the need into display, storage, tool management or children's use first, then set the balance of shelves, hooks and pegs.

Common combinations

• Basic storage: shelf + hooks, for keys, tools and everyday small items
• Display area: brackets + solid wood shelf, for books, plants and objects
• Tool area: dedicated hooks + storage boxes, for kitchen and desk supplies
• Kids' room: picture-book shelf + low hooks, so children can tidy up themselves

The mounting method depends on wall material and load requirements.Drilled fixing suits long-term use; no-drill mounting suits light loads, rentals and temporary setups.

Mounting comparison