How many pegs does the basket hold?

Our regular peg baskets comfortably hold around 200 standard‑sized clothes pegs (including the aluminium pegs we stock) or 80 HEGS PEGS.

Our large peg baskets hold approximately 250 standard‑sized pegs or 100 HEGS PEGS.

Are the baskets weatherproof?

Yes - our peg baskets are made from durable, weather‑resistant materials chosen specifically for outdoor use. They’re UV‑resistant, quick‑drying and designed to handle everyday conditions including sun, rain and coastal air.

Each basket is made to stay on the line year‑round, keeping its shape, strength and colour. You can leave it on the line between loads - that’s exactly what it’s made for.

Will it blow off the line?

No - it won’t blow off the line.

The handle is designed with a long, secure hook that hangs over the clothesline, so your peg basket stays put even on windy or stormy days.

Does water drain through the basket?

Yes - water drains freely through the basket.

The mesh material doesn’t hold moisture, so it dries quickly and won’t stay damp after rain or washing.

How long will it last?

Our peg baskets are made to last for many years. They’re made from UV‑stabilised outdoor mesh and stitched with UV‑resistant thread sourced from local suppliers - the same materials used in long‑lasting outdoor products.

With regular outdoor use, our baskets have a lifespan of 10 to 20 years, depending on their environment and care. Many returning customers tell us their previous basket lasted close to 20 years before coming back for a new one.

How durable is it outdoors?

Our peg baskets are made from UV‑stabilised outdoor mesh and sewn with UV‑resistant thread, so they’re purpose‑built for long‑term outdoor use. The material doesn’t absorb water, dries quickly and won’t fade, weaken or break down in sun, rain or coastal air.

Because they’re mould‑resistant, quick‑drying and engineered for high UV exposure, many customers leave their baskets outside year‑round and see them last 10–20 years.

Not all peg baskets are made the same. Here’s a simple side‑by‑side comparison on how each material performs.

Why do you use UV‑stabilised outdoor mesh?

We use UV‑stabilised outdoor mesh because it’s the one material that is made for outdoor applications and truly stands up to Australian weather. It’s quick‑drying, fade‑resistant and mould‑resistant, so your peg basket stays fresh and durable year‑round. It’s the same type of material used in high‑quality outdoor blinds, which means it’s made to last for many years outdoors.

Why is your price lower than other Australian brands?

We keep our pricing fair by making each basket in small batches and sourcing materials from local suppliers. Many similar Australian made peg baskets retail for $45-$50, so ours offer premium quality at a more accessible price.

How do I clean it?

To keep your peg basket looking its best we recommend these easy cleaning tips: 

  1. Dry Brush: Use a soft bristle brush or dry cloth to remove loose dirt and debris from both sides of the fabric.
  2. Wash: Mix a solution of mild soap or household detergent with warm water.
  3. Scrub: Gently sponge or scrub the surface with the soapy solution.
  4. Rinse: Thoroughly rinse the fabric with clean water to remove all soap residue.

For stubborn stains: clean with non-abrasive household cleaners, diluted rubbing alcohol or diluted bleach - 1:20 concentration. Rinse immediately with clean water and dry thoroughly.

Where are they made?

Our peg baskets are handmade in Melbourne, Australia.

Do the colours fade?

The UV‑stabilised material used to make our peg baskets holds its colour extremely well. Any fading is very minimal and only noticeable after many years outdoors.

Can it stay outside all year?

Yes - that’s exactly what it’s designed for.

Our peg baskets are made from UV‑stabilised outdoor mesh and stitched with UV‑resistant thread, so they’re built to handle sun, rain and coastal air year‑round. They don’t absorb water, dry quickly and won’t weaken or break down outdoors, even with permanent use.

Many customers leave theirs on the line all year and see them last 10–20 years.