“Curiouser and curiouser” exclaimed Alice. And so did I upon stumbling upon this creation.  Here a multi-wire Grid Backplate forms a wide-stance anchor for Pegboard. Normally Super Duty Pegboard Utility Hooks (compare to above) are equipped with Flat Metal Backplates to distribute the load and protect the display surface from damage.

One assumes this is created in a single operation on long-run, highly-automated, OMCG multi-slide multi-feed wire forming equipment. If so it saves the Backplate creation as metal stamping and additional assembly. There may be some cost advantage here. Comments from the more technically minded? And if this became your signature Backplate it could contribute to store branding.

For Heavy-Duty Backplates SEE…
“Wide-Stance Circular-Shape Backplates”
“Oversize Backplates Compared”
“Heavy-Duty Backplates for Macho Tools”
“Broad Stance All Wire Backplate”
“Fixturing Unbalanced Packages“
“Drop-Arm Scan Hook for Pegboard“
“Fixture Faces Aisles Traffic Diagonally”
“Drop-Arm Hook is Reinforced”
“Triple Threat Utility Hook”
“Merchandising Shovels as Fun“
“Drink in the View of You”
“Super-Duty All Wire Backplate
“Interchangeable Fixture Parts“

For other pivotal backplate discussions SEE…
“Backplate Kaizen at Work“
“Interchangeable Fixture Parts“
“Straight-Entry Backplate Benefits“
“Comparative Quality of Hooks“

To compare with All Wire and other Grid Hooks SEE…
“Green Grid Hosts All Wire Hooks“
“Grid Backplates: Metal Plate vs Open Wire“
“Diagonal Grid With Custom Hooks“
“Curved Grid and Curved Grid Hooks“
“V-Back Loop Hook for Grid“
“V-Back Grid Display Hook” and
“V-Back vs Flatback Grid Hook.”