Hello everyone,
we are currently assembling a Pax sliding door wardrobe in an older building, which has both slanted walls and an uneven floor. We are still before installing the doors and wonder if the existing tolerance of 2–3mm (0.08–0.12 inches) in height between the two carcasses at the top edge is acceptable, or if the connection really needs to be completely flush. Maybe someone has experience and can give us some advice?
Best regards
Volkmar
we are currently assembling a Pax sliding door wardrobe in an older building, which has both slanted walls and an uneven floor. We are still before installing the doors and wonder if the existing tolerance of 2–3mm (0.08–0.12 inches) in height between the two carcasses at the top edge is acceptable, or if the connection really needs to be completely flush. Maybe someone has experience and can give us some advice?
Best regards
Volkmar
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IKEA-Experte6 Apr 2016 18:32Hello, 2-3 mm (0.08-0.12 inches) seems quite a lot to me. I would level it out precisely.