The edges forming the frame are pressed shavings or planks - probably pine. Internal shelves are probably somehow reinforced veneer or plywood max 3.
The construction of Kallax racks is cardboard. Hi Old topic, but I will write something from myself. What do you think? I would be very grateful for a comment I also don't know what screws and dowels to use. scarpi 4 (unfortunately, I do not have the right to post links). The third is some systems for hanging kitchen cabinets, which have a load capacity of two / four times higher than I need, e.g. The second option is to use IKEA angles instead of profiles at the top, then the rack would be adjacent to the wall. The downside would be that the rack would stand out from the wall by 8 mm, but I could also lead out the cables of the equipment that will stand on it from the back. such At the top, overlapping steel profiles of 1.5 mm. I myself thought about the profiles attached horizontally along the wall and to the shelves. Can it follow that 4 such plates will hold the 4x2 rack? Somehow it would be hard for me to believe it. In the case of a 2x2 bookcase, they are enough to hang it.
Ikea adds two small steel angles 1.5 mm thick to its shelves, which are to hold the whole thing to the wall so that it does not swing.
IKEA KALLAX SHELF WALL MOUNT HOW TO
Well, now, a question for advice on how to hang it? I had a few concepts and was wondering which would be the best (if any, maybe it can be done smarter). wall: an old tenement house from the 1930s, a 10 cm wide brick block in a partition wall, on which a lighter bookcase is to hang, a heavier bookcase on the load-bearing wall - I do not know what it is for, I have never drilled in it. With a load, after calculating the weight of what is in the partitions - max 3 times as much as each rack weighs, i.e. Theoretically, ikea in their instructions does not recommend it for kallaxes larger than 2x2 partitions, but people do it and somehow live Data and facts: shelves: Kallax 4x4 and 2x4 (vertical), 146x146 and 76x146 cm. Under them, I would put complex exercise equipment - a bench, barbells, dumbbells, plate hangers, etc., and shoes (I have some of them, I keep them in boxes). I thought to myself that I would save some space by hanging IKEA Kallax (formerly expedit) shelves on the walls at a height of 50 cm, now standing on the floor. The situation is this: my room is quite small and I can hardly put all my stuff in it. I have a request for advice on an issue contained in the topic. Hello everyone, this is my first post, although I have been looking at the advice for several years Unfortunately, maybe I'm a gap, but I haven't found anything like this before, otherwise I wouldn't be bothered with this lengthy post.
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