Triton Products76964 DuraHook and Hanging Bin Assortment Kit, Black, Small

I love everything about these hooks, they’re sturdy and are my first buy of hooks and I’m sure they’ll last me forever! Easy to install and look nice! Worth every penny. The only thing I wish about these kits is that they could be customized, for example I have a lot of wrenches and other tools that I needed the same hangers for and it would work out better if I could take some more of one and get rid of some of the other that I wouldn’t use preferably.My uncle even got a set for his tools at his cabin (2nd photo)

I had never tried the assortment before and am not disappointed! I have tried most or the Triton hooks and accessories over the years, and have always been satisfied. They are extremely sturdy and dependable. A little pricier than the competition, but very much worth it!

I've only put up a few today, but I'm pleased with the fit and what appears to be a reliable hook. Several months ago, I installed a slim peg board in my utility closet so I could hang some rarely used kitchen items -- the kinds of things I use a few times a year, but drive myself crazy trying to find each time I do, or that simply store better (and create less chaos in cabinets or on shelves) when stored by hanging. So far, a roasting pan, a cast iron skillet, a double boiler, hand mixer, which used three different style of hooks. (The skillet and boiler use the same style.)For those who are purchasing this for non-Triton peg boards, I was on the verge of figuring out if I could return this purchase, because the screws did not fit in my board -- the only one that held was one that happened to have a wood brace behind the hole. Before I sat down to attempt the return, I figured I should see if there was a difference in the other bag of screws -- the box comes with a bag of hooks and two bag of screws. I *presume* that each bag of screws has enough for all of the hooks, but I certainly haven't counted. At any rate, the second -- larger -- bag of screws was a perfect fit for my peg board. So if you've purchased your peg board from somewhere like Lowe's or Home Depot (I'm 99% sure I bought mine at Home Depot), these hooks work, but you'll need to make sure you use a screw from the larger bag. (I do enough DIY that I'm sure I'll find some use for the smaller screws.)

I was sick of the peg holder falling out near every time I removed an item. After some searching I found these and gave them a shot. Absolute perfection. Sturdy, great variety and qty. My only issue was the screws provided did not work in my steel Husky pegboard (I think the provided screws are better for pp/wood). A quick trip to Ace for some 7mm bolts and problem solved. Its amazing never worrying about that blasted peg holder falling out anymore.

New house, left the old crap pegboard and hooks in the old house. Did the research... bought the Triton 4 pack quarter in. holes, 2'x4' pegboards, bought the assortment plus several multi-packs of other hooks. Installed all the boards and filled it up in about 2 hours. It was EASY!These hooks are solid... don't move... and it was fun. Takes about 5 to 10 seconds to install each hook. I left some room for future stuff.I AM SO HAPPY!I cannot imagine a better system... and yes... they are totally worth the little bit of extra money over the cheap 1/8" hooks. Whoever ends up with this house after the wife and I are dead will appreciate that I did this!!!The photos show my new (little) workshop.

Not sure why all the great reviews. First off, I’m using the 1/4” peg board from Home Depot. A couple of obvious flaws w the hooks. First you have to bend the tab out a slight amount to accommodate the thicker 1/4” board. Understandable. That way they can sell it for use w either the 1/8” or 1/4” board. If you don’t, you will immediately strip out the peg hole w the accompanying screws. (2 size screws btw).The screw should b on the bottom not the top. This just amazes me the company would think the screw location on top of the bracket is a good idea.The reason it’s such a bad idea, is because the screws supplied are about 1/8 of a turn from stripping out on the fiber pegboard. Do not use a drill, and do not over tighten or the hole will b useless.Lastly, there are way too many useless clamps and hooks in this set. I’m not sure about u, but half of these small spring clamps are only good for holding a pencil or drill bit, and I don’t plan on clipping a bunch of pencils on my board. Would prolly go w the steel set if I had to do it all over again. These screws just don’t seem like they will hold long term on anything w a little weight.

The DuraHook system works great on my 1/4" pegboard. Realize that the system works with both 1/8 and 1/4 pegboard, so there are two different sizes of screws to use. I had no problem removing items and placing them in other positions without the hole being "damaged" by the screw. Once the screws are in place the hooks don't budge. I have 100 ft of 14/2 romex hanging from one hook.The metal is thicker and more shiny than the big box store pegboard organizers. This starter kit was great for showing me all the different organizers available.

Like most weekend warriors, I am constantly picking up hooks and pegs that have fallen off my peg board. Even worse, when a peg falls off I forget where the tool went, and I end up sticking the tool somewhere else and spend 10 minutes finding it later.Honestly, I was really skeptical about this product. I didn't see how the peg board could hold the mounting screw, since peg board is notoriously weak. However, they obviously figured out the perfect size and type of screw to really hold fast and tight in peg board. Seriously, there is no wiggle at all, and these hooks can hold a bunch of weight.The hooks themselves are about 4x thicker and heftier than the junk they sell at Home Depot. They provide a good variety of hooks, installation is a snap, and they are not going to fall off. I wish I'd found these in the first place, it would have saved me countless hours over the last two years.

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