Pegboard (noun)

A panel made of wood or hardboard, with regularly spaced holes for holding pegs, hooks, or other objects.

Origin:

Mid 20th century; earliest use found in e. j. wolfram (fl.1946), "factory management". of unknown origin.

Examples:

1. The pegboard was used to organize tools and supplies in the garage.
2. The pegboard allowed for easy access to frequently used items.
3. The pegboard was hung on the wall and took up very little floor space.
4. The pegboard was a versatile storage solution and could be used for a variety of items.
5. The pegboard was customizable, with various sizes and configurations available.