Warm Deal - Wall Control Metal Pegboard

[QtrHorse13]

I don't think I would call this a hot deal but it's a good deal if you are looking to get some of the Wall Control Metal Pegboard. Woot.com has a few different configurations that they offer on occasion. I found a website yesterday that sells damaged or overstock of this product along with some of the accessories.

Cheappegboard.com

They have free shipping on orders over $50.00. You can get the non damaged (overstock) galvanized 3 panel set with accessories for $99 shipped which is a tad cheaper than Woot because there is no freight or tax.

 

[thadru2001]

Nice find... looks like a good deal to me.

8 pack of galvanized panels for $80 or 8 color panels for $100.

 

[NBHD]

I read a lot of reviews on the Wall Control panels getting bent during shipping (usually the flanges and corners). Guess this is where those panels end up??

 

[MattPSC]

Wondering how dented is dented?

 

[QtrHorse13]

The multi panel kits with hardware are listed as overstock only. If you are interested in these item, maybe give them a call or send an email to make sure they are overstock items only and not freight damaged items. The accessories and 8 panel kits are listed as freight damaged.

If you click on an item that lists it as a freight damaged item, there are pictures of what the damage may look like. The pictures that I looked at had bent flanges/ corners and scuff/ scratchs to the face of the product.

The NIB 3 panel kit I ordered from Woot came in a box that was beat up but the contents were no worse for wear even though the packaging was not very good.

 

[NBHD]

If you click on an item that lists it as a freight damaged item, there are pictures of what the damage may look like. The pictures that I looked at had bent flanges/ corners and scuff/ scratchs to the face of the product.

Has anyone ordered the freight damaged panels? I looked at the photos of possible damage, but still debating if I should try to save $$ or just go ahead and spend more for the new ones. If the flanges are bent, can't they just be bent back or covered with wood trim? I'm more worried about damage to the face. Here's what I'm planning to use them for (I want something stronger and more durable than hardboard panels):

 

[Trey T]

Anybody ordered and received these metal wall board? I would like to hear some review on these damaged stocks.