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Your cart is empty.Shelf Support Pegs: These shelf support pins can fit shelf holes on cabinets, entertainment centers, bookcases, etc. Easy to install by hand, especially for cabinet, bookshelf, display cabinet, furniture, wardrobe, closet, cupboard, bookcase, pantry shelving, etc. Use Steps: 1. Ues a electric drill to punch, please use the 6mm bit. 2. Put the shelf pin into the hole. 3. If the diameter of the hole is bigger then the shelf pin, you can wrap a circle around it. 4. Place the baffle on the shelf pin. Warm note: small parts, please keep away from child.
Anita
2025-08-30 18:34:44
That it was a perfect fit I ordered due to missing pieces for my tv stand shelves and they were a perfect size and match
R. Ketchum
2025-08-12 18:12:02
Well made, the rubber tip enables this support to be used with wood or glass shelves.
PlasMaster
2025-08-03 20:01:54
This product works as expected..
davi arnaud
2025-07-19 10:54:36
worked perfect for my cabinets ...yes i would get it again.
Deborah Mishler
2025-05-20 20:47:10
Heavy, durable, easily fits the hole. We build custom cabinets and these are our go to!!
Placeholder
2025-03-14 12:29:58
Perfect for a glass shelf I had. Soft, rubber lip holds without scratching the glass. Protects nicely. Just wish sold in smaller package than 40. I got 36 extra sitting now in my workshop. But price was reasonable, so worth it.
Patricia A Long
2025-02-05 15:27:31
Work ok
Review Vistas
2025-01-25 12:31:49
These arrived on time, and in new condition.The bronze finish works well with traditional or otherwise darker furniture.The sleaves are adequate to provide some protection and vibration isolation for glass shelves.However: though the ad states that these are 1/4", they are slightly smaller (probably 6mm).I used a small piece of painter's tape on each post, to compensate.Once the shelves are in place, the supports won't fall out.So, not being a full 1/4" is not an issue IF the 1/4" holes are drilled in HARDWOOD.Be careful using these supports to hold shelves in pine, other soft wood or composite materials.The confidence is not as high as if these posts were snug fitting, true 1/4", as described.I doubt these supports would break under any reasonable load - but wood is not as strong as metal.
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