Ways to support adjustable shelves

99miles

I'm planning to build built-in cabinets in my office.Ideally I want an adjustable shelf or two. I'm trying to find a relatively hidden way of having adjustable shelves as opposed to having those big metal rails. I found this photo which is almost identical to what I want http://www.rrsva.com/DSC00113.JPG . I can see holes up the left side where the shelves can be moved to. Are there some brackets that are pushed into those holes, then have a flat area to hold the shelf? I'm thinking that must be what it uses, but I can't find them by searching but maybe I just don't have the right terms. i simply searched things like 'adjustable shelf bracket', etc. Any guidance would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Green Giant

Yes, there is usually a peg that goes in the hole and the shelf rests on it. If you go to Home Depot, Lowes, Staples, IKEA, this is how their adjustable shelves work also. The key will be to ensure your holes are lined up evenly or you will have crooked/wobbly shelves.

99miles

I went to Lowes and couldn't find them, so I'm wondering what they would be called, or if someone has a link to some. Thanks

Green Giant

the technical name for them is shelf pin. Below is link of those available from Lowes.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?actio...Ntt=shelf+pins

99miles

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!

vsheetz

I bought shelf pins at Home Depot - they were in the isle with screws, nuts and bolts.