10 Best Pegboards UK 2024 | IKEA, Sealey and More

While household pegboards and big metal ones are all well and good, the classic garage style is a great mid-way that ticks most people's boxes. These are, without doubt, the most popular choice out there, and this offering from Durhand is one of the best. 

This pegboard is split into two sections, which combined equal 95.5 cm in width (both are 54.5 cm in length). Furthermore, the company provide the organisation trays and 50 tool hooks for you to get you up and running pronto. Impressively, the whole structure even has a weight capacity of 30 kg! 

These Hotop pegboards have smaller spaces in mind and are our top pick for the home. They're great for the bathroom or kitchen, for hanging utensils and such, as well as for the bedroom where you could store accessories such as belts, ties or jewellery. 

Available in white, grey or this smart black, the design's finish means they'll fit in many contemporary homes, plus they don't weigh too much. One final feature we like is that they can be fitted in two ways, either with adhesive tape or screws to the wall. Both of these fixtures come with the purchase, too. 

This pegboard from Sotralex is made from tough, high-impact and moisture-resistant propylene. Therefore, if your workspace is in a shed or partially outdoors, then these should still live long, regardless of the exposure. Plus, the impact resistance could save you a crack or two down the line.

The really unique feature, though, is that the board itself comes in 18 different smaller panels, so you can arrange those however you'd like. This makes them more versatile and better for a range of different spaces. You could even put the panels on separate walls. 

If the previous pegboard was inspired by Scandinavian design, this choice comes from arguably the masters – IKEA. With its clean look and smaller dimensions, this is a very versatile board for indoors, suiting everywhere from the bathroom to the home office and a craft room, too. 

The product comes with all the required fittings to attach to the wall, but no hooks or bins. Thankfully, though, these are relatively straightforward to buy online, and for the usual wallet-friendly prices. Almost infinitely customisable, you could purchase a few of these boards to make your own arrangement. 

This product from Clas Ohlson is a practical storage wall unit that will help you quickly organise your workspace. Everything about this is rather large, from the dimensions, which come in just under a metre in width, to the hole spacing of 12 mm. 

Included in the purchase are a pack of 30 hooks. These will fit most of your regular tools such as spanners, hammers, screwdrivers and pliers. While it isn't overly important, we have to say that we also like the Scandinavian minimalist style that this pegboard offers. 

VonHaus are an established DIY company that produces some of the better equipment on the market, and they don't disappoint with this pegboard. The piece is built using impact-resistant plastic, which offers increased durability and strength. 

Within the purchase, you get the board (which is in two pieces, so you can separate them if you wish) and two organisation trays, again in two parts. The company have chosen not to provide the wall fittings which is a shame, so you'll have to pick those up separately after it has arrived. 

This pegboard from Durhand comes with many additional accessories that will have you set up and organised in no time. In addition to the board itself, you'll also get ten hooks, sixteen small bins, eight medium bins and four large ones. Plus, it's known for being relatively straightforward when it comes to fitting it to the wall. 

The aesthetics are certainly aimed at one demographic – the garage dwellers. But, we think that switching to new, different coloured bins could update its appearance a little if you would prefer something more stylish for use inside of the home.

This pack of pegboards from Sealey are some of the robust that money can buy, so if you're planning on storing some cumbersome garden tools or other gadgets, then you'll be pleased to know that it has a respectable 20 kg weight limit. 

However, when buying this, it's a pack of two and can't be purchased separately. For some people, this will be a blessing as they need all the space they can get. For others, it could be overkill – it just depends on your storage situation. 

The biggest selling point of this wall-mounted storage board from Draper is all the bells and whistles it comes with. Not only are there ten hooks, but also four bins and both spanner and screwdriver holders. 

Draper is a pretty well-respected name in the game, so it's a little surprising that this piece of equipment is known to be on the flimsy side. For that reason, we'd probably stick to placing smaller, more lightweight items on it rather than power tools. 

First up in our ranking, we have this ultra-simple pegboard from LaserSmith. The design is one of the larger options, so it's ideal for those who have plenty of goods to organise and a big wall space to fill. The material used is classic, lightweight MDF. 

Sadly, the company do not provide any hooks, so you'll be required to get those yourself – the holes in the wood are 6 mm for the ones you need to find – though this does give you control over what you add onto it. The fittings to hang the board are also not included.