Linus, Rich,
Same here. I've replaced the peg board material twice, most recently last month. Each time I looked for light weight plastic material with the necessary stiffness and cheap price. I'll probably be looking to replace the new peg board in about 3 years. I hope someone finds a better material by then.
John
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Linus
I've replace pieces of the pegboard over the years. I agree that the stuff isn't particularly suited to damp environments but it is easy to cut and inexpensive to replace. I wish I could say that about more boat parts. It comes in at least two thicknesses and comes with various patterns. I've used the thicker variety with a fake wood grain pattern. It might last a little longer if it were painted. I've been able to keep most of the water out of my lockers, so its held up fairly well. I've also used the stuff to make shelves in some of the lockers below. I find that I need shelf space more than hanging locker space.
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I've replace pieces of the pegboard over the years. I agree that the stuff isn't particularly suited to damp environments but it is easy to cut and inexpensive to replace. I wish I could say that about more boat parts. It comes in at least two thicknesses and comes with various patterns. I've used the thicker variety with a fake wood grain pattern. It might last a little longer if it were painted. I've been able to keep most of the water out of my lockers, so its held up fairly well. I've also used the stuff to make shelves in some of the lockers below. I find that I need shelf space more than hanging locker space.
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Rich Carter
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