Wooden Shaker Pegs 3-1/2-inch w/ 1/2-inch Tenon, Pack of 25 DIY Wooden Wall Hooks, Wood Hooks for Hanging Shaker Peg Rail and Coat/Hat/Towel Hook, by Woodpeckers

Good value.

The shaker pegs were what I needed on the wall around our freestanding tub.

These are well-made nicely sanded, listed dimensions are correct. They are ready for finishing.

I bought these to make a wall-mounted necklace rack. When I ordered, the tenon was described as 1/4". Assuming that it was I drilled 1/4" holes that mostly were too large. I drilled 1/4", 15/64" and 7/32" holes in a small piece of hardwood; of the 67 pegs that remained, 4 were 1/4", 42 were 15/64", and 22 were 7/32". None were 3/16" as currently stated in the listing. Some of the 15/64" pegs were sloppy in the 15/64" hole, but too big for the 7/32" hole. The small size of these does make precise dimension difficult; they are well-made, though. If I use up all the snug fitting 15/64 pegs, I'll get out my index wire drill bit set to size the rest.

So I had 6 Shaker pegs left over from years ago and decided to make one more peg board .I needed 7 so I went to the big box store looking for a bag of these. Not anymore. One in a bag for 3 bucks. Oak. Very rough but I bought it to do project. Then went on line ..Wow.. A whole bag of light colored and much prettier for a little over 50 cents a piece. They take stain well as well as paint. Got my vote. 5 stars. So here is the recipe I use...Buy a 1 by 3 inch clear pine or poplar board 4 ft. long at the box store. Cost 6 to 9 bucks.. It will actually be 2 and a half inches wide. Find the center line ..Inch and a quarter.. Now measure in from end of board and mark 6 inches 12,18,24,30,36,42 inches. Get a half inch spade bit and drill your holes..Butter up the ends of your pegs with Loctite adhesive or a reasonable facsimile and hammer them in. You will have a 4 foot Shaker peg board with 7 pegs for under 15 dollars.. Don't forget to sand .

These pegs are really nice. Smooth and ready for what ever finish you want.Excellent!!!

Used these wooden shaker pegs to make a coat rack. Very nice quality. Size and color is consistent. No scratches or other defects. Used with a white oak board and they matched nicely. Would also look good stained to match darker woods.

These look soooooo great in my mudroom. The quality was awesome and they were very easy to paint with the spray gun