ᐅ Are there IKEA PLATSA models specifically designed for small spaces?

Created on: 15 May 2021 08:23
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Alecsin
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Alecsin
15 May 2021 08:23
Are there Ikea Platsa models or configurations specifically designed for small spaces? I’m looking for flexible and space-saving solutions that adapt well to tight living areas—especially in rental units or small apartments where storage is limited. I’m interested to know if PLATSA’s modular design offers advantages in this context or if certain models are particularly suitable.
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RENMA
15 May 2021 09:05
Yes, PLATSA is basically modular, making it ideal for small spaces. With different widths (30, 60, 90 cm [12, 24, 35 inches]) and depths (35 and 50 cm [14 and 20 inches]), you can customize cabinet solutions. The 35 cm (14 inches) depth is especially designed for narrower rooms. Additionally, the vertical modules are stackable, allowing you to build up to the ceiling without taking up too much floor space.
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Jatau
15 May 2021 09:44
The 35cm (14 inches) deep modules are perfect for small spaces. You can also install them horizontally to gain storage space without taking up too much room.
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Alecsin
15 May 2021 10:11
RENMA schrieb:
The 35cm (14 inches) depth is specifically designed for narrower rooms.

Thanks for the information. Are there corner solutions available in the PLATSA system? Often, the corner of a room is difficult to utilize. Or are the modules only available in straight shapes?
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FRANCISCOP
15 May 2021 11:02
The PLATSA system does not include dedicated corner modules. However, you can create a corner solution by cleverly arranging individual units, positioning two straight cabinets at a right angle. These can be complemented with back panels or shelves to optimize the space. The flexibility primarily comes from the ability to combine modules rather than from specific corner elements.
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Tause
15 May 2021 11:49
Franciscop schrieb:
The PLATSA system does not offer special corner modules.

That’s interesting, but doesn’t it raise the question of whether the system might be limiting in small rooms, which often have many corners and niches? It is flexible, yes, but a dedicated corner module could significantly improve space utilization. Are there no design examples or accessories that can compensate for this?