Hello,
I have a 2m (6.5 ft) Pax wardrobe with glass sliding doors. Since I live in an older building and the floors are not very even, I would like to secure it to the wall.
I see two possible options:
1. Use brackets on top or on the side
2. Secure it from the back through the hole. But how would that work? The holes on the top right and left are very large. What is the recommended approach?
Thanks in advance!
I have a 2m (6.5 ft) Pax wardrobe with glass sliding doors. Since I live in an older building and the floors are not very even, I would like to secure it to the wall.
I see two possible options:
1. Use brackets on top or on the side
2. Secure it from the back through the hole. But how would that work? The holes on the top right and left are very large. What is the recommended approach?
Thanks in advance!
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IKEA-Freund28 Aug 2013 18:30Hello,
The information about the "large holes" is actually clearly explained in the manual, for example on page 28.
Together with the included "keyhole plates" and suitable screws and wall plugs (not included), the steel brackets positioned in front of the large holes in the back panel form the wall mounting system.
The same system is used, for example, with Faktum wall cabinets to hang the cabinet on the wall – so it is quite stable if appropriate screws and wall plugs for the wall are used.
Good luck,
IKEA-Freund
The information about the "large holes" is actually clearly explained in the manual, for example on page 28.
Together with the included "keyhole plates" and suitable screws and wall plugs (not included), the steel brackets positioned in front of the large holes in the back panel form the wall mounting system.
The same system is used, for example, with Faktum wall cabinets to hang the cabinet on the wall – so it is quite stable if appropriate screws and wall plugs for the wall are used.
Good luck,
IKEA-Freund
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SwedenSwensen29 Aug 2013 18:03We like to use the provided packaging material (Styrofoam) as spacers against the wall when using baseboards that are too thick, as this prevents the cabinet from being pushed too far back.
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