Buffalo Company American Shaker Peg Rail

Buffalo Company American Shaker Peg Rail
John James, Artist and Designer
USA, 2026

3-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 18 w × 1 d in (9 × 46 × 2.5 cm)
4-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 24 w × 1 d in (9 × 61 × 2.5 cm)
5-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 30 w × 1 d in (9 × 76 × 2.5 cm)
6-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 36 w × 1 d in (9 × 91 × 2.5 cm)
7-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 42 w × 1 d in (9 × 107 × 2.5 cm)
8-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 48 w × 1 d in (9 × 122 × 2.5 cm)
9-Peg Rail - 3½ h × 54 w × 1 d in (9 × 137 × 2.5 cm)

Available in American Black Cherry. Includes stainless steel fasteners and stainless steel countersunk washers.

Made-to-Order.

Ships in 7 to 12 days.

Contact us for custom orders. Variations for custom orders include: wood species, height, length, depth, peg spacing, decorative beading and Old Fashioned Milk Paint finish.

Note: This reproduction American Shaker Peg Rail is inspired from the Church Family Dwelling at Hancock Shaker Village in Hancock, Massachusetts c.1830.

Shaker Peg Rails are an interior feature of the hallways and rooms in the buildings of Shaker villages. The top of the peg rail is typically mounted in line with the top of the door (not the door frame) and run the entire length of the wall. Sometimes a second row is added 18 inches below the first. The pegs are usually spaced 6 inches apart, providing an ingenious utilitarian method for hanging articles of clothing, light furniture and items.