36" x 24" Phenolic or Epoxy Pegboard

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36"x24" Phenolic or Epoxy Pegboard Details

Ideal for schools, hospitals, and industrial labs, these wall-mounted drying racks provide a durable, chemical-resistant solution for equipment organization. Made from anti-bacterial phenolic resin, the non-porous surface is easy to sanitize and resists heavy wear over time.

The boards feature a grid pattern with pegs available in 5", 6.5", or 8" lengths to hold various glassware and tools. Each pegboard includes a stainless steel drip tray and drainage hose for efficient moisture management.

Phenolic pegboards are a lightweight, cost-effective alternative to traditional materials. They are easier to install and offer the added benefits of shorter production lead times and reduced freight costs.

Pegboard Installation Details

Place the pegboard flat on a table or bench with the round peg holes aligning upwards. Place the drip trough flange down against the bottom of the pegboard and carefully mark the pre-punched installation holes onto the bottom of your Phenolic or Epoxy pegboard with a marker or pencil. Using a 3/16" diameter carbide drill bit, drill the install holes approximately 3/4 of an inch deep. Then use a plastic barrel type screw insert and pound into each hole, cutting off any extra that sticks out of the hole. The trough now should attach to the pegboard with an #8 pan head stainless steel screw. Each trough comes with pre-drilled install holes for ease.

Now comes the time to install the Epoxy or Phenolic pegboard to the wall. We recommend four installation holes. Approximately one inch down and one inch in from each corner drill a 3/8" diameter thru hole, again using a carbide drill bit. Using a stainless-steel lag bolt approximately 2" - 2.50" long bolt the pegboard to the wall. Make sure each bolt goes into a stud, a masonry wall or add some sort of wall backing to support the weight of the pegboard. Epoxy pegboards weigh twelve pound a square foot and phenolic weighs 10 pounds a square foot with PP pegs installed,, but without glassware loaded onto them so take extra measures to ensure you have a proper substrate to attach the unit to.

Now it is time to place the pegs onto the pegboard and attach the drain tubing to the drain outlet of the drip trough. Please remember to occasionally clean your pegboard and drip trough with warm water and a mild detergent. The pegs are polypropylene and can be removed and placed in an autoclave for added cleaning when desired.