Hello, I’m new here....
I wanted to ask for your advice on what to do with the 7.5cm (3 inch) strip from the corner base cabinet. Every cabinet has a front, but the corners don’t. I have one corner base cabinet on each side, left and right. Because of the connections, an L shape is created in the corner, and I would like it to match the Ringhult look as well. Do you have any ideas or tips?
I have a large, long Ikea Ringhult front from the clearance section here.
.....this is how I imagine it.....
.....this is how it looks... (image copied from the internet)
I wanted to ask for your advice on what to do with the 7.5cm (3 inch) strip from the corner base cabinet. Every cabinet has a front, but the corners don’t. I have one corner base cabinet on each side, left and right. Because of the connections, an L shape is created in the corner, and I would like it to match the Ringhult look as well. Do you have any ideas or tips?
I have a large, long Ikea Ringhult front from the clearance section here.
.....this is how it looks... (image copied from the internet)
Hello Nörgli
Yes, exactly, the hinges go on the back.
When I cut them, I’m not exactly sure how to do it because there are two narrow strips that will meet, so it will probably look quite unprofessional.
In my photo, it looks like one piece that was glued at an angle or something like that........
Yes, exactly, the hinges go on the back.
When I cut them, I’m not exactly sure how to do it because there are two narrow strips that will meet, so it will probably look quite unprofessional.
In my photo, it looks like one piece that was glued at an angle or something like that........
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IKEA-Experte5 Oct 2016 14:59If you want it to be absolutely perfect, you need to miter the front edges and glue the parts together. Alternatively, you can have a carpenter do it for you.
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