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Pegboard Wall Mounting Solution (C45 Rail)

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This solution is suitable for my designed "infinite pegboard assembly":https://makerworld.com/en/models/932107

It is also suitable for pegboards with reserved M4 holes (M4 hole center distance is 25mm)

 

 

This solution can be installed on any flat wall surface, and the overall schematic diagram is as follows:

The main hardware component is the C45 DIN rail, just buy the national standard model.
Purchase length as needed, if it's too long, buying several segments and splicing them together will yield the same result.
The C45 DIN rail has a height of 35, an inner depth of 7.5, and the thickness I used is 1mm (the model's rail slot thickness is reserved at 1.4mm, other thicknesses can also be chosen), other parameters are optional

 

 

Module A is used with DIN rail, M4x16 countersunk screws, and M4 nuts, and can only be installed on the top layer. If module C is not installed, the entire load bearing will be on this layer.
The pegboard is installed in the upper holes of module A, while the lower holes are redundant for symmetrical design and are not actually used

 

 

Module B is used with M4x25 countersunk screws and M4 nuts, serving to connect the pegboard to the wall

 

 

Module C is used with M4x10 round head screws, M4x12 countersunk screws, and M4 nuts, serving to reinforce and distribute the load.
Layer C is not essential; if only 2 or 3 rows are installed, AB or ABB schemes can be chosen. When there are too many rows, it is recommended to use layer C every other row.
When installing the DIN rail for layer C, the centerline of the rail is positioned as the boundary line between the two plates. The two lines do not need to coincide perfectly; there is a 14mm tolerance height

 

 

After installation, the pegboard's distance from the wall is 20.4mm

 

Summary of required hardware components:
C45 DIN rail,
M4x10 round head screws,
M4x12 countersunk screws,
M4x16 countersunk screws,
M4x25 countersunk screws,
M4 nuts.
50 of each type of screw and 100 nuts will cover a large area

 

 

2025-02-02: Added Module B3.
2025-04-14: Adjusted Module A2 size so it does not obstruct adjacent holes.

2025-06-22: Added Module A with 25mm spacing; if the lower DIN rail is precisely positioned, it can replace Module C.

 

2025-11-18: Added Module B v2 version, suitable for use with self-tapping screws for reinforcement.

 

2026-06-28: Added Module B v3 and v4 versions, which can solve the interference problem of the full-hole version.

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