Use a stud finder to mark off your wall studs.
Hanging pegboard on wall.
Now with the help of wood screws attach the pegboard on the wall.
2 cut 1 2 furring strips cut 1 2 furring strips to make a frame that is attached to the back side of the pegboard.
Raise the pegboard up to cover the.
Then take the pegboard and place it on the concrete wall.
You want the board to stick out of the wall to leave space for hooks.
Mounting the pegboard 1.
If you can t find the studs and you are hanging the pegboard on.
Using a jigsaw circular saw or table saw trim the board to the dimensions desired then screw.
Use a pencil to leave visible alignment marks.
Attach pegboard using shorter wood screws this time i used 1 1 4 attach the pegboard to the 1 3 s.
We used 1x2s to make a frame on the top bottom and sides for mounting the pegboard.
Using a level to ensure a 90 degree angle hold the pegboard in place on the wall you may need a friend to assist.
Drive screws through pegboard and furring strips at all four.
In the end tighten all the screws with a screw driver.
Once it was dry we flipped each piece over and added a 1 2 frame around the edge of the pegboard on 3 sides.
3 attach strips attach the furring strips.
Hold them horizontally across the wall and place a level on top.
After hanging the second board repeat the same procedure to place the third board.
Ask a friend to help you install the furring strips.
Use a stud finder or other means to locate the studs behind the drywall.
Hanging the support boards gives you a solid surface to attach the pegboard and also allows for some dead space behind it.