ᐅ Are there any modifications available for Ikea Platsa to adapt it to sloped ceilings?
Created on: 15 Jan 2021 08:17
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Tilman61
Are there modifications for Ikea Platsa to adapt it to sloped ceilings?
I am planning to use the Platsa system in my attic but have concerns about how to best adjust the storage space due to the angled ceiling. Are there any proven techniques or modifications to alter or install the individual modules so that they fit neatly against the sloped ceiling? I am especially interested in whether there are official or unofficial adaptation options, such as special attachments, shortened parts, or installation methods. If anyone has experience or good suggestions, I would be very grateful. It is also important to me that the stability is maintained and the appearance does not suffer too much.
I am planning to use the Platsa system in my attic but have concerns about how to best adjust the storage space due to the angled ceiling. Are there any proven techniques or modifications to alter or install the individual modules so that they fit neatly against the sloped ceiling? I am especially interested in whether there are official or unofficial adaptation options, such as special attachments, shortened parts, or installation methods. If anyone has experience or good suggestions, I would be very grateful. It is also important to me that the stability is maintained and the appearance does not suffer too much.
I find the idea of fitting Platsa under a sloped ceiling really exciting! Sure, Ikea doesn’t make furniture specifically for every angled corner, but with a bit of creativity, it works great.
My approach: I simply trimmed the side panels with a jigsaw – it looked a bit rough at first, but with some sandpaper and trim strips (which you can cut very small) it ended up looking pretty neat.
And the best part: This way, my storage gained a really cool shape instead of just being a boring rectangular cabinet. Maybe you can even highlight the Platsa with a different color if it doesn’t fit perfectly?
So: nothing ventured, nothing gained!
My approach: I simply trimmed the side panels with a jigsaw – it looked a bit rough at first, but with some sandpaper and trim strips (which you can cut very small) it ended up looking pretty neat.
And the best part: This way, my storage gained a really cool shape instead of just being a boring rectangular cabinet. Maybe you can even highlight the Platsa with a different color if it doesn’t fit perfectly?
So: nothing ventured, nothing gained!
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