Hello everyone,
I am currently in the process of reassembling my IKEA Platsa wardrobe, and I noticed that the instructions include different types of screws. My question is: Which of the screws used in the IKEA Platsa system are considered especially durable and strong for long-term stability and load-bearing capacity?
I want to avoid screws loosening or breaking over time since I mainly use the wardrobe for storing heavy equipment and books. Does anyone have experience with whether the included wood screws, particleboard screws, or perhaps the cam lock screws are particularly resilient? Or would it be better to use a specific type of screw from a hardware store to increase durability?
I look forward to your expert opinions and tips, including any recommendations regarding screw sizes or materials.
I am currently in the process of reassembling my IKEA Platsa wardrobe, and I noticed that the instructions include different types of screws. My question is: Which of the screws used in the IKEA Platsa system are considered especially durable and strong for long-term stability and load-bearing capacity?
I want to avoid screws loosening or breaking over time since I mainly use the wardrobe for storing heavy equipment and books. Does anyone have experience with whether the included wood screws, particleboard screws, or perhaps the cam lock screws are particularly resilient? Or would it be better to use a specific type of screw from a hardware store to increase durability?
I look forward to your expert opinions and tips, including any recommendations regarding screw sizes or materials.