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The Draper J-Hooks (MPN 10218) are essential hardware for DIY enthusiasts, professional mechanics, and hobbyists looking to maximize their workspace organization on standard pegboard systems. These steel hooks provide a reliable, space-saving solution for hanging tools, but users should note they are specifically engineered for boards with a 40mm hole spacing, making them incompatible with non-standard or custom pegboard layouts.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10218 |
| Brand | Draper |
No, these are specifically designed for pegboards and back panels with a 40mm hole spacing.
They feature a zinc-plated finish which offers some rust resistance, but they are primarily intended for indoor use in garages or workshops.
Each individual J-hook has a maximum load capacity of 5kg.
Each pack contains 10 individual J-hooks.
The distance between the two insert pegs is 33mm.
Verify that your pegboard holes are indeed 40mm apart; the hook is designed for this specific distance and will not sit securely in smaller or larger intervals.
Ensure the pegs are fully inserted. If the issue persists, check if the pegboard material has become degraded or enlarged around the holes due to wear.
Installation involves aligning the dual insert pegs of the J-hook with the 40mm spaced holes on your existing back panel or pegboard. Simply push the pegs into the holes until the hook base sits flush against the board surface. Regarding compatibility, always verify your pegboard measurement before purchase, as these will not fit boards designed for 25mm or 50mm spacing. To maintain the finish, wipe the hooks occasionally with a dry cloth to remove debris or oil buildup. Although the zinc plating is rust-resistant, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners that might strip the protective coating.
