Ikea had a drawer inset with the pegs when we first remodelled a kitchen in 2002. Like Jan says, the dishes don't shift around much at all. Get a plastic mat for the bottom of the drawer.

Pegs not needed. Grippy shelf liner for the drawer bottom is all you need. And the heavy duty drawer construction.

seconding the heavy duty nature of the drawer bottom. dishes are heavy, much heavier than a single pot or two per sq in. i have my le cruset ceramic baking dishes in shallow drawers so they arent stacked, those suckers are heavy.

you might think in terms of shallower drawers, more of them, so you never are tempted to stack one kind of thing on top of another, much better functionality.

I had the pegs in a past house, they were kind of annoying. Always seemed to be in the wrong place for my hands, having to grab around them, coming out and getting lost. I just removed them and used

https://www.amazon.com/Dycem-Non-Slip-Material-Roll/dp/B001RPWOBK?th=1

instead. Insides of cabinets have contrasting color and items are easy to see, easy to clean, non slip and quieting. I use paper plates between my dishes anyway (Grandma is an antiques dealer so it is ingrained in me!) and that is a low tech way to protect and quiet.

Just measure your dishes! Simple. Only you can tell if that's the right height drawer because only you know how high your stacks of dishes are and how many of each you have.

how many plates in each stack? service for 4 weighs half what service for 8 weighs. both would fit in 10".

Carla, in your case, I'd hold off on spending money on custom insert pegboards, and try the non-slip mat first. Try it for a while. If it doesn't work for you, then have a handyman cut the pegboard to fit.

I do not like the added stuff in the drawer with the pegs , I have all drawers in my kitchen with a nice mat at the bottom and nothing moves around not even the everyday glassware.10” i s ample height I have plates , bowls, cups and glasses for 6 in one drawer no problem