ᐅ Which additional shelves fit best in the Ikea Pax wardrobe system?
Created on: 24 Dec 2021 09:27
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rastislavm
Good morning everyone, I recently got an Ikea Pax wardrobe and am considering how to make the best use of it. The supplied shelves are rather basic, and I’m wondering if there are additional shelves from Ikea or third-party suppliers that fit the Pax system better and offer higher load capacity.
I am particularly interested in the ideal dimensions and material thickness for extra shelves to ensure both stability and flexibility when organizing. Has anyone had experience with alternative shelves that fit well, or recommendations regarding weight limits and mounting options?
Also, I would appreciate any tips on optimizing the interior of the Pax wardrobe to make the best possible use of the space—especially with regard to the shelving. Thanks in advance for your feedback!
I am particularly interested in the ideal dimensions and material thickness for extra shelves to ensure both stability and flexibility when organizing. Has anyone had experience with alternative shelves that fit well, or recommendations regarding weight limits and mounting options?
Also, I would appreciate any tips on optimizing the interior of the Pax wardrobe to make the best possible use of the space—especially with regard to the shelving. Thanks in advance for your feedback!
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draFrederi25 Dec 2021 19:42GALEO4 schrieb:
By the way: Anyone who really wants standard shelves should also consider alternative systems that are more flexible than Pax.That’s an interesting thought! I’ve thought about it too—Pax is quite standardized, but thanks to the wide range of combinations, that can also be seen as an advantage. I like the prefabricated shelves, especially if you’re not very handy—it allows for a quick and clean result.
For those who enjoy a bit of DIY, custom-cut boards and shelves offer a great way to give the closet more personality. In general, if the budget is tight, this approach can save money cleverly while still keeping the unit sturdy.
And don’t worry, with a bit of patience, it works out quite well even if the measurements aren’t exact.
Another aspect to consider: it’s important not only to focus on materials and dimensions but also on long-term durability and cabinet stability.
That is an important point. Ikea sees some liability uncertainty with custom components in cabinets. In addition to load-bearing capacity, you should pay attention to the manufacturer’s instructions, otherwise you might be left covering costs in case of damage.
Furthermore, future modifications should be taken into account. Click systems or round supports may not always securely fit non-original parts.
Therefore, I recommend that anyone who values safety definitely use original shelves or at least third-party components that are an exact fit with verified dimensions and support systems.
Fitigu schrieb:
A modification could also affect the warranty conditions.
That is an important point. Ikea sees some liability uncertainty with custom components in cabinets. In addition to load-bearing capacity, you should pay attention to the manufacturer’s instructions, otherwise you might be left covering costs in case of damage.
Furthermore, future modifications should be taken into account. Click systems or round supports may not always securely fit non-original parts.
Therefore, I recommend that anyone who values safety definitely use original shelves or at least third-party components that are an exact fit with verified dimensions and support systems.
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