ᐅ Which combinations of IKEA Platsa units provide the maximum storage capacity?
Created on: 1 Aug 2021 08:32
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LION43Hello everyone,
I am planning to reorganize my home using IKEA Platsa furniture and want to make the most of the available storage space. I am especially interested in which combinations and modular options from the Platsa system you would recommend for efficiently furnishing both small and large rooms.
I am considering variations between tall cabinets, low units, and the different doors, drawers, and baskets available. What is the best way to create a solution that remains flexible while providing as much storage space as possible?
Are there any clever tips or lesser-known modules that offer especially large capacity?
I look forward to your experiences and recommendations!
I am planning to reorganize my home using IKEA Platsa furniture and want to make the most of the available storage space. I am especially interested in which combinations and modular options from the Platsa system you would recommend for efficiently furnishing both small and large rooms.
I am considering variations between tall cabinets, low units, and the different doors, drawers, and baskets available. What is the best way to create a solution that remains flexible while providing as much storage space as possible?
Are there any clever tips or lesser-known modules that offer especially large capacity?
I look forward to your experiences and recommendations!
Hello LION43,
your question is very well formulated because you focus on maximizing flexibility and storage utilization.
I recommend combining the storage units as follows:
- Tall cabinets, at least up to the ceiling, as this uses volume that is often otherwise lost.
- Alternate between different door or front types (drawers, doors, baskets), since various items require different amounts of space.
- For flexible sizing, metal baskets that can be easily pulled out are especially practical.
- Use the 60cm (24 inches) width units in height to store larger items.
If you also combine the modules side by side, you can create tailor-made solutions for niches.
What is your exact room dimension? Then I can provide you with even more precise advice.
your question is very well formulated because you focus on maximizing flexibility and storage utilization.
I recommend combining the storage units as follows:
- Tall cabinets, at least up to the ceiling, as this uses volume that is often otherwise lost.
- Alternate between different door or front types (drawers, doors, baskets), since various items require different amounts of space.
- For flexible sizing, metal baskets that can be easily pulled out are especially practical.
- Use the 60cm (24 inches) width units in height to store larger items.
If you also combine the modules side by side, you can create tailor-made solutions for niches.
What is your exact room dimension? Then I can provide you with even more precise advice.
Cool topic! 😎 I love filling my storage space with baskets – they’re really practical for stuff you need to take out often but don’t want lying around.
My tip: Combine baskets with shelves and doors for a mixed look. This way, it doesn’t just look like storage but also feels homely.
Also: Place a (decorative) board or plants on top of taller units to make the storage area feel a bit more inviting.
My tip: Combine baskets with shelves and doors for a mixed look. This way, it doesn’t just look like storage but also feels homely.
Also: Place a (decorative) board or plants on top of taller units to make the storage area feel a bit more inviting.
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