Rev-A-ShelfTrimmable Pegboard Drawer Divider Organizer, Trim to Fit Wooden Kitchen Cabinet Storage Utensil, Pots & Dish Rack, 30" x 21", 4DPS-3021

Solid, holds the pegs well (nice flared base), trims easy. Two snaps up and a twist.Only con, very minor, is that the peg holes could be closer. So I might drill a couple more to get a more snug fit on the plates. Not looking to be fixed as they need some play to buffer movement in the drawer. Just like them a little close so it’s just wiggle and not sliding. So if that’s not your deal or you don’t want to drill a hole, ignore this as it’s spot on as listed.

This product is well made, sturdy, and just what I was looking for. The pegs are adjustable and sturdy, the item is made of wood and will keep the plates, bowls, and salad plates firmly in place in the drawer. I liked this item so much I bought two and am looking for additional items by the brand.

This worked exactly as intended and easy to DIY install. For best results, you should have a table saw though, which may be beyond the average kitchen customizer's tools. If you do though, just order slightly larger than your interior drawer dimensions, and cut to size. For instance, this board was 2 inches wider than my specific drawer, so I cut 1 inch off each side to keep it centered. Then a small bit off the top side too. Plenty of pegs to do what I need and overall its sturdy. When I cut mine I had about 1/16 to 1/8" of space between this and the drawer side, which is fine. To avoid rattling in future I just stuck a tiny piece of cardboard unseen in the corner and it was snug and tight.

We recently redid our entire kitchen. We added many drawers-so in one of the drawers I thought I’d make it a ‘kid friendly’ one for my two kids. I had this idea that I’d put their cups, and small snack bowls in it so they could get their own food if they wanted it. Part of bringing this vision to life was buying this pegboard organizer. I trust Rev-a-Shelf brand because some of the other inserts in our cabinets came from them. My husband had to cut a portion of the board off so it could fit and that came out nicely. The pegs fit in the holes snugly and it worked out pretty well.

This drawer peg system is great for organizing your drawers if a) you don't losing a little space (you can pack much more in a drawer that doesn't have these dividers) and b) you don't want to spend a lot of DIY time making one of these systems yourself.It would be nice if Rev-a-shelf made these with twice as many predrilled peg holes because your items can slide around a little more than you'd like if the size of items to holes doesn't match up for you. (You can drill your own holes but make sure you drill out the holes a bit smaller than the pegs measure). I was worried that I wouldn't have enough pegs for my drawers - you can buy more but they're pretty pricey. Turns out I ended up with more pegs than needed because I only used one per side of each plate or bowl. The pegs themselves were much bigger than I expected (you actually need to account for the size of the dowels when fitting things into your drawers). The dowels have a nice polished finish to them. They are not threaded but "screw" down onto the pegboard. They fit tightly and do not flop around.These pegboards are pretty easy to cut down with a table saw. Just measure your drawer and cut off 1/16 or so on each side smaller. Since I knew ahead of time that I'd need to cut these down to fit my drawer, I bought used through Amazon Warehouse. The edges were barely banged up and what was affected was just at the edge that I cut off anyway. It was a good savings for value.Speaking of value, these are plywood with a pretty thin veneer. If you are handy and have the right tools yourself, you could cheaply make these on your own out of birch. But if you're looking for a drawer organizer with minimal DIY effort, these fit the bill nicely.

Beautiful maple wood, smooth in the hand, keeps dishes and glassware safely in place and organized!

I use these for the big plates and dishes. It has large pegs. I use the smaller peg ones for lighter, smaller things. These are for big items! the set is very sturdy and I imagine will last for years to come. Easy to install, but I have a table saw set up.

We just remodeled our kitchen and are using deep drawers for our dishes, bowls etc. Our kitchen designer suggested we get the Rev-A-Shelf system. We got them a few days ago, cut them down and so far are very happy with them. It keeps plates etc from moving around when you open and close the drawer and it looks great. You do have to have a way to cut them to fit the drawer, so keep that in mind. They may seem a bit pricey, but they look great and are sturdy. We use them every day, so we were willing to invest in something well made. With things like this, you get what you pay for.