Wall Control

Wall Control is essentially high end pegboard.  It looks nice and is useful for storing accessories.  It is not cheap.

In the garage, I could install at 16" wide x 32" tall panel to store barbell clamps (OSO/QuickLee) and some pull up accessories (Cannonball/Grandfather Clock).  It would not be worth the cost of the items in question ($47).

• 32in x 16in board - $25-$30
• Medium Slotted Hook (4) Pack 1-7/8" reach - $5 - each would hold (1) OSO Collar
• Medium Slotted Hook (4) Pack 2-7/8" reach - $6 - each would hold (1) Quick-Lee Collar
• Curved Tip Slotted Pegboard Hook (4) Pack 3-1/2" reach - $6 - each would hold cannonball or grandfather grips

In the basement, it gets a little more interesting.  I have the room for (2) 16" wide x 32" tall panels and have more stuff to store including grip implements, loading pins, barbell clamps, pull-up accessories ($95)

• (2) 32in x 16in boards - $50-$60
• Medium Slotted Hook (4) Pack 2-7/8" reach - $6 - each would hold (1) Lock Jaw Collar
• (3) Curved Tip Slotted Pegboard Hook (4) Pack 3-1/2" reach - $6 - each would hold cannonball or pinch grips, Crusher, Jug, Finnish Ball, IronMind Block, IronMind Hub, Loading Pins
• U-Shaped Slotted Pegboard Hook (2) Pack - 4" reach - $6 - For IronMind wrist roller
• Medium Slotted Hook (4) Pack - 1-7/8" reach - $5 - For 1 inch clamps

When I look at the numbers and what I would be storing, it is a tough sell.  But $100 with free shipping is not the end of the world to get stuff off of tables, shelves, bins.