Ideas for Attaching Pegboard to the Inside of a Stack On Safe

[nate31405]

I picked up a cheap Stack On 14 gun safe over the weekend and am trying to figure out how to attach some pegboard (or something else for that matter) to the inside of the door so I can create more room for hanging pistols and magazines. Has anyone done this before? I've googled it and can't really find anything... Thanks

 

[1coolhand]

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[Inbonuscivis]

How much weight are you looking to hang on the PEG Board? Is there a backer board in the safe?

 

[nate31405]

I want to attach it to the door, its pretty thin metal....

 

[dial1911]

I was going to say that Velcro works good, but you'd need some kind of carpet to stick it to... I might try some of the 3M "Command" adhesive strips- there are a few things hanging on the walls of my house using those strips.

 

[nate31405]

I was going to say that Velcro works good, but you'd need some kind of carpet to stick it to... I might try some of the 3M "Command" adhesive strips- there are a few things hanging on the walls of my house using those strips.

Would that allow enough room between the pegboard and the safe door itself to put in and move around the pegs?

 

[dial1911]

Would that allow enough room between the pegboard and the safe door itself to put in and move around the pegs?

Good point... Ok, so adhesive strips with spacer blocks

 

[HuntFishLive!]

go to home depot and pick up some spray adhesive or pick up some 1" x 2" framing and build a frame (don't forget middle supports) and mount that first with self tapping screws and then mount the board.

 

[nate31405]

Thanks guy. Working on it now.

 

[b.a.customkydex]

Why not just some magnets and bolt them to the peg board..... would give you the standoff that you need and keep from having to drill any holes anywhere