hockeyflow33
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May have been asked before.....
But, when stacking Besta's, are there any clamps available to secure them together?
I have some stacked and I just bought a couple brackets and screwed them into the back only.
May have been asked before.....
But, when stacking Besta's, are there any clamps available to secure them together?
Anyone got any tips on how to get the doorhandles for the Tombo doors on? I got two right now that won't budge at all and i've left them on for over 12 hours hoping they would loosen up a little but nothing. I didn't have any issues with the other doors.
I had a couple like that. You gotta PUSH HARD.
A couple of mine were tough to get on as well. You have to push until you think it's going to break something--then push a little harder. The loud click that sounds like it broke means it's on all the way.
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Never mind!
Nothing from Ikea comes as a finished unit.
Pick your carcass, pick your door and pick the legs, if you want them.
Like Coll said, you're looking at combination prices, they're a visual way to shop for a frame and door at one time. They're a quick way of ordering multiple pieces in one set online. At the store you'll see these combinations on display with a tag that lists the individual products you'll need to buy to complete the set.
Does anybody know what these are? The come with the Glassvik doors.
It's an offset insert as has been mentioned. It allows you to place the door offset from the pre-drilled holes in the frame, the main purpose of which is to create alignment with a door. This creates multiple cubes which mimic multiple cabinets when using a single taller frame.
The instructions are pretty clear. You can see that the screw goes into the pre-drilled holes, which makes the supporting bit end up between two holes (offset). On the last "step" they're showing you that the final position of the shelf is such that its top will be flush with the top of the door.
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