Hello dear community,
I am currently assembling a base cabinet and a wall cabinet from the Godmorgon series. The plan was to install the matching washbasin on the base cabinet (in our case, the Braviken 80cm (31.5 inches), also from IKEA).
The cabinets are already mostly assembled.
The problem is that we cannot attach the cabinets to our bathroom wall because it is made of tiled drywall, and our landlord does not allow drilling holes in the walls.
We have now purchased the appropriate legs; however, at IKEA, these are only installed at the front, left and right sides. I am concerned whether this will be stable enough. So, I reviewed the assembly instructions again, and they state that the legs should only be installed at the front. Is there any way to make the entire construction, including the legs, stable without drilling?
I am currently assembling a base cabinet and a wall cabinet from the Godmorgon series. The plan was to install the matching washbasin on the base cabinet (in our case, the Braviken 80cm (31.5 inches), also from IKEA).
The cabinets are already mostly assembled.
The problem is that we cannot attach the cabinets to our bathroom wall because it is made of tiled drywall, and our landlord does not allow drilling holes in the walls.
We have now purchased the appropriate legs; however, at IKEA, these are only installed at the front, left and right sides. I am concerned whether this will be stable enough. So, I reviewed the assembly instructions again, and they state that the legs should only be installed at the front. Is there any way to make the entire construction, including the legs, stable without drilling?
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