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NCAA Sports Fans Pegged For New Storage Solution With PegPanels™ Sports Series
Toledo , OH (PRWeb) January 10, 2007 -- Give college sports fans a top-ranked storage solution with pegboard that features college logos from DPI.
PegPanels Sports Series (www.pegpanels.com) from DPI can help organize fans of Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama. Perfect for game rooms, garages, workshops and kids' rooms, DPI's PegPanels cost 60 percent less than slotwall and offer more fun and flexibility in wall storage options.
Available in 2-foot by 4-foot sheets, the PegPanels Sports Series is made from DPI's mar-resistant, environmentally-sound 3/16" Signature S2S® hardboard. Hardboard resists warping and bowing, so standard ¼-inch hooks stay secure as items are removed from the PegPanels. Installation is easy, requiring just basic DIY skills and a few common tools. PegPanels are easy to cut and route, making design and storage possibilities endless.
A true green product, the Signature S2S substrate has no added formaldehyde and negligible VOC emissions. Fibers from hardwoods are bound together under heat and pressure using wood's own natural binding agent, instead of formaldehyde-based binders used in some medium-density panels.
PegPanels are also available in brushed stainless and carbon fiber designs, as well as a fun RacingTech™ style for auto enthusiasts.
PegPanel Sports Series panels are now available online at www.pegpanels.com. Suggested retail price is $19.99 for each 2-foot by 4-foot panel. DPI plans to release more NCAA school logos as the year progresses for other popular teams.
DPI provides a limited lifetime warranty on all of its wall panels that are installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. For more product information or to find a store location near you, visit www.decpanels.com or call 800-521-4301. DPI, Inc. is an affiliate of Sun Capital Partners, Inc.
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