ᐅ Experience with Quality Differences Between IKEA Platsa and PAX Systems?
Created on: 27 Feb 2021 19:05
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bauenmk2020
Hello,
we have a wall in the hallway about 190cm (75 inches) long and 2.58m (8 ft 5 in) high where I am planning a wardrobe. In the initial drafts, I planned this Pax wardrobe with sliding doors, next to which there is a bench (Besta system). Above that, there are also Besta wall cabinets.
Now I have seen that the Platsa system also offers a good option to combine this and it seems easier to assemble. However, I am wondering if the quality (long-term durability; "feel/texture") is sufficiently good?
Unfortunately, I cannot directly compare these two systems at the moment – has anyone already compared both systems and has experience with where exactly the differences between Pax and Platsa are?
we have a wall in the hallway about 190cm (75 inches) long and 2.58m (8 ft 5 in) high where I am planning a wardrobe. In the initial drafts, I planned this Pax wardrobe with sliding doors, next to which there is a bench (Besta system). Above that, there are also Besta wall cabinets.
Now I have seen that the Platsa system also offers a good option to combine this and it seems easier to assemble. However, I am wondering if the quality (long-term durability; "feel/texture") is sufficiently good?
Unfortunately, I cannot directly compare these two systems at the moment – has anyone already compared both systems and has experience with where exactly the differences between Pax and Platsa are?
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Alessandro1 Mar 2021 10:18Yes, at Ikea the prices keep rising and the quality is getting worse. You can notice it just from the screws. As for me, I no longer buy anything there.