🔧 50 Pack 6mm L-Shaped Shelf Support Pegs for Kitchen, Bookcase, Cabinet, Closet Shelf - Bracket Pegs with Hole, Polished Nickel Finish Review

My friend and I bought a bookcase but unfortunately the supports were plastic. I was afraid that they would break and damage all our books, so I took these metal ones. They work great and feel a lot sturdier than what we had. Adds some intelligence.

The brackets are a great replacement for the plastic brackets that recently broke on my kitchen cabinet shelves. Theae staples were the perfect size, 6mm. I went to big hardware stores (Home Depot, Lowes) but they only sold 5mm (too small) and 1/4 (too big). The 6mm hit right in the middle, which was perfect considering the price.

Compatible (mostly) with IKEA PAX wardrobe shelves but may require some creativity. Try inserting anchors into Pax hooks after drilling them wider with the drill bit provided before inserting very small drywall anchors into the hooks. Cut off the protruding dowel and then mount it with short, thin screws. The pins on them should fit into the holes under the PAX shelves, but careful persuasion may be needed, especially if they weren't screwed in very evenly, or an oversized dowel was used or…

The support pins are exactly what I expected. All pieces are correctly bent 90 degrees and hold the shelves in place. We drilled holes in the cabinet using a 1/4" bit as we didn't have a 6mm bit as per the printed instructions. Holes on the underside of the peg provide extra stability as there is a screw through the Pin can be driven to prevent the shelf from sliding forward or lifting.The thickness of the protruding pins must be subtracted from the length of the shelf, otherwise the fit may be

Excellent pens. They even come with a drill. He drilled so many holes. I wrapped tape around the depth, but I'd suggest an actual drill stop if you're going to be drilling that much. The drill held at least 200 holes in 3/4 inch red oak plywood. Also still good. The pins fit very well and fit snugly in all 50 holes I tried. Each shelf fits very well and all of those holes are definitely misaligned. Despite the fact that this is my first time seeing all this, it kinda looks great and feels…

Apparently someone doesn't know the difference between 5mm and 6mm. Here's a hint: a 5mm stud is too small for a 6mm hole. Since I have 6mm shelf holes I ordered 6mm studs. When I received the box of clips, the paper that came with it even said the stud was 6mm OD (see photo later). As the brackets kept falling out of the 6mm holes in the shelf, I measured the OD of the rack with two different rulers and saw that the rack was actually 5mm, not 6mm (hard to tell from the photo, but trust it…

I read other reviews and looked at other products before purchasing. They come in a very nice box and come with a 6mm drill bit to enlarge the typical 0.2-0.215" hole used in my bookshelf. The only thing missing was the thickness of the bracket. be very consistent. I installed my shelves with a bracket under the pin. The thickness of the metal matched the thickness of my plastic pegs, which broke off leaving the plastic peg in a hole that I couldn't drill without severely damaging the hole in…

It all started quite normally. A promising light blue sky greeted my unsuspecting wife in our sunny kitchen, where she was preparing to open a can of cat food for our hungry Russian Blue. But then the unthinkable happened. Unbeknownst to us, deep in the bowels of our pantry, the cheap plastic pegs installed by builders have slowly weakened over the years. As my wife carefully reached for the top shelf, the corner bar gave way and unleashed an unimaginable avalanche of destruction. As the chain…