1/4 in., Plastic, Clear Locking Shelf Pegs (6-pack)

Thank you for your inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products. Yes there are larger shelf sizes available. You can contact the manufacturer directly with your questions regarding this item, or any other product manufactured by Prime-Line Products by calling their toll free number at (877) 649-9740, or by contacting them by email at CustomerService-PLP@primeline.net.

Thank you for your inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products.There are no cross references for this manufacturer.This peg is 1/4". You may wish to measure the pin on your original of make a comparison.

do you have 3/4" available you used to sell Kraft-maid cabinets in the 1999 and that is what was in our cabinets?

I think they will work for any cabinet of the same thickness;unless they were really heavy plus the wait you put on the shelves

Thank you for your inquiry regarding this item from Prime-Line Products.This item is 1/4" and 6mm is the closest measurement to this size. The next size down is 5mm item # U 9397 that you can special order. Please inquire with an associate from the Millworks Department or Special Order desk of your local Home Depot who can assist you in placing the special order.

First remove any items from the shelf and any items from the shelf below (if applicable). Work on one side of the shelf at a time. With a flat head screwdriver or a butter knife; slowly and firmly press the top plastic peg inward until it is past the edge of the resting shelf. From beneath, push the shelf upward enough to hold the pressed peg down. Repeat this process on the other peg. The same side of the shelf as the first locking peg. Together lift the entire side of the shelf that the pressed pegs are on. Rest this side of the shelf on the top of plastic shelf pegs. This procedure of pressing in the top peg is repeated on the alternate side of the shelf. When both sides are loose raise one side of the shelf upward, lowering the other side of the shelf and slide the shelf out of the cabinet. With the screwdriver or butter knife slide it's tip under the base of the shelf locking peg and gently rock the tool until the peg is released. Repeat this process on the other pegs until all locking pegs have been released. Select the new location for the shelf. Insert all the plastic locking pegs into the selected locations. Make sure they are level. Slide the shelf in at an angle. Lift the shelf above the shelf locking pegs then lower the shelf into place. Press firmly, not to hard. You should feel when the shelf is secured. Great job. NOTE: The plastic shelf locking pegs over time (about 10 years) dry out and become brittle. This will cause them to break easy.

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How do I remove these pegs to adjust my shelves

There are a few things to try: 1. Check to see if the shelf locking pegs are in each location level and securely. If not, adjust the pegs. Turn the pegs from left and right while pressing them into the location. 2. There maybe something blocking the shelf locking pegs, a small piece of wood or stay plastic. Use a small screwdriver and clear any stray items. Then replace the pegs. 3. Ensure to lower the shelf onto the shelf locking pegs. Trying to slide the shelf onto the pegs will not work and the shelf will not be secured.

To remove the shelf locking pegs, use a flat head screwdriver. Wedge the head of the screwdriver under the bottom part of the locking pegs. Rock the screwdriver gently until the locking peg begins to move. As it loosens, it can be turned in a complete circle to ensure it is not stuck anywhere else. Then remove. NOTE: Unfortunately, some people secure their locking pegs with glue, hope this isn't your case.