Hello everyone, I am currently working on a room layout using IKEA Platsa and have noticed that there are different shapes and sizes available for the PLATSA cabinets. Since I would like to have a flexible overview: What types of IKEA PLATSA cabinets are there exactly? Specifically, what basic shapes, widths, heights, and depths does the PLATSA system offer, and how do the models differ in terms of door, drawer, and interior organization options? I would appreciate as much detailed information as possible, including tips on how to best combine them.
TRADI schrieb:
You can install hanging rails for clothes at the top, and boxes or baskets fit well in the deeper 50cm (20 inches) version at the bottom. Do you see any technical limitations here? In other words, does the cabinet frame become less stable under heavier loads? Or are the 128cm (50 inches) modules sturdy enough for heavy weight without additional anchoring? This question also applies when choosing combinations of doors and drawers.
Felote schrieb:
Could you be more specific here about which baskets or storage systems you use? I use the fabric boxes from Platsa, which fit perfectly into the 50cm (20 inches) deep carcasses. For smaller items, I use the small plastic boxes from the same series, which also fit well into the drawers. I find the combination of open shelves and drawers practical because it allows me to have frequently changing items easily accessible.
Felote schrieb:
Could you be more specific here about which baskets or storage systems you use? I love the fabric baskets with handles! They are made specifically for the PLATSA system and fit perfectly. The thin wooden shelves used as inserts complement everything really well. This keeps the look fresh and flexible.
To conclude, here is an overview: The PLATSA modules come in standard widths of 40, 60, and 80 cm (16, 24, and 31½ inches), depths of 30 and 50 cm (12 and 20 inches), and heights ranging from 35, 64, 80 up to 128 cm (14, 25, 31½, up to 50 inches), offering various possibilities for use.
Within these dimensions, there are open frames, closed cabinets with hinged or flap doors, as well as drawer units. Combining different heights and depths is technically possible, but visually most harmonious when the height remains consistent. The interior fittings are versatile and can be used for clothing, storage, or office supplies.
For heavy loads or tall cabinets, wall mounting is recommended.
Within these dimensions, there are open frames, closed cabinets with hinged or flap doors, as well as drawer units. Combining different heights and depths is technically possible, but visually most harmonious when the height remains consistent. The interior fittings are versatile and can be used for clothing, storage, or office supplies.
For heavy loads or tall cabinets, wall mounting is recommended.
Thanks to everyone for the detailed and helpful explanations. The advice on the different dimensions and their optimal use, as well as the tips regarding boxes and baskets, are very useful for my space planning. Especially the recommendation to keep the height consistent makes sense for a harmonious overall appearance. If I have any specific questions about functional interior fittings, I will definitely get in touch again. Many thanks!
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