CORSAIR Levels Up Desk Storage with Clamp-On Multi Frame Pegboard That Can Be Attached in Less than 30 Minutes, Featuring Support for Hundreds of Aftermarket Accessories

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(PR) Add an extra dimension of storage and organization to almost any desk with the CORSAIR Multi Frame Pegboard. This versatile add-on easily attaches to a desk with just two clamps, delivering a vital upgrade to available storage space. It can be attached in less than 30 minutes and allows items to be moved off the desk surface and onto the pegboard and its shelves, decluttering the work or gaming area while keeping all essential gear within arm’s reach.

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With two large pegboards, three adjustable shelves, and a variety of hooks, the Multi Frame Pegboard opens a new realm of storage possibilities. It features a universal standard 3060 aluminum T-channel crossbar that supports hundreds of aftermarket accessories. The included T-nuts and adapters enable easy mounting of everything from your favorite Elgato hardware such as the Key Light and Flex Arm, to custom 3D-printed creations. The rail also allows for easy mounting of a VESA monitor arm (or two) to move even the biggest monitors up and off the desk for flexible placement and a cleaner desktop. Handy wire management channels keep accessory cables out of sight, delivering a professional and tidy look.

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The CORSAIR Multi Frame Pegboard is available in two sizes and two colors, allowing seamless integration into a variety of home office environments. Options include 4-foot and 6-foot lengths, making it compatible with a desk 4-feet wide or larger. Available in black or white, it fits a range of aesthetics, greatly expanding available storage without requiring a new desk.

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Built with premium materials, the quick-and-easy clamp-on mounting system allows a desk’s storage capabilities to be easily upgraded. The pegboard holes use industry standard spacing, and the 13 included hooks allow complete customization of the storage setup.

The Multi Frame Pegboard is inspired by the Elgato Multi Frame, which first appeared as an add-on for the award-winning Platform:6 Desk. Fans have been asking for a version they can add to their own desk, and CORSAIR has delivered. Whether you’re a streamer, gamer, or individual seeking a clutter-free desk, this versatile add-on is a must-have upgrade.

Availability and Pricing

The CORSAIR Multi Frame Pegboard will be available from the CORSAIR webstore and the CORSAIR worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors in Q1 2025.

The CORSAIR Multi Frame Pegboard is backed by a five-year warranty, alongside the CORSAIR worldwide customer service and technical support network.

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Brian_B

Interesting. They've been selling this at Home Depot for years.

I guess just paint it black, mark it up 200% and slap a Gamer label on it. It just needs RGB

Grimlakin

That could be worth up to a couple hundred bucks.

Brian_B

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Even has the same hole/slot design and everything. Just missing the desk clamp mounts.

Grimlakin
Grimlakin 👍 1

Man I'm not gonna lie. If I knew those shelves had the strength and depth I'd buy that from home depot. Put it on my wall where my desk is and elevate my PC and such to have it off my desk and more out of the way post haste.

Brian_B

I'm tempted to mount an open frame install to a board like that

Grimlakin
Grimlakin 👍 1

"Brian_B, post: 93845, member: 96" wrote:

I'm tempted to mount an open frame install to a board like that


I have cats.. cat paws leaping up onto spinning fans.... nope not worth it. lol. but it does look cool for those without cats.

LazyGamer
LazyGamer 👍 1

"Grimlakin, post: 93858, member: 215" wrote:

I have cats.. cat paws leaping up onto spinning fans.... nope not worth it. lol. but it does look cool for those without cats.


I'd think that'd be entertaining?

Grimlakin
Grimlakin 👍 1

"LazyGamer, post: 93864, member: 1367" wrote:

I'd think that'd be entertaining?


Yea right until you're trying to get cat hair out from between the fins of your 360 rad.

LazyGamer
LazyGamer 👍 1

"Grimlakin, post: 93865, member: 215" wrote:

Yea right until you're trying to get cat hair out from between the fins of your 360 rad.


I was thinking that they'd learn to keep their paws out, eventually

Grimlakin
Grimlakin 👍 1

"LazyGamer, post: 93870, member: 1367" wrote:

I was thinking that they'd learn to keep their paws out, eventually


Oh I'm sure but at what cost? lol

Brian_B
Brian_B 👍 1

"Grimlakin, post: 93865, member: 215" wrote:

Yea right until you're trying to get cat hair out from between the fins of your 360 rad.


I have 3 cats and 4 dogs. The hair struggle is already very real, and that's with positive pressure ventilation and filters. You just can't keep it out. Open case may be better - yeah it will get in the rads, but it already does and it won't keep entirely plugging filters every 3 months either. If I can mount it high enough at least. Under the desk it may as well be a vacuum cleaner sucking in all the hair, and on the desk they love to lay next to it, so ... mostly same thing.

You are very right about cats though... not so worried about them playing with the fans, but we have one that would certainly take it as a dare as a new place to try to crawl over.

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