It's good that you can fix on your own. I usually get the Ikea team to fix for me. Some small cabinets my son will fix himself but if medium to bigger size cabinet or wardrobe we will get the Ikea team to do it for us.
I just want to add that if the gap at the front (between the two doors) looks wider at the top and narrower at the bottom…fix it by moving the plastic flap thing at the top of the door. These things: 5:39 . Wait until you have added the doors and when you see that the gap is uneven THEN move those plastic things around because it’s only after the doors are hung that you can see it’s uneven and it’s then easier to just move around and adjust (I found that moving them slightly back worked for me).
Simply check the alignment of door in the front, make sure the gap are all same, take note do not tighten the black tightener at the back yet so that you can adjust the spacing in the front, once you got the right alagnment, ask someone to tighten the black tightener...thats how you align them properly
The one I bought has no feet. But if you want to put legs...they have separate instructions how to assemble it..however I think the placement would depend where you gonna put the cabinet. .. be mindful of the wall edging as you may adjust the distance of the legs or there some hindrances on the space where you gonna put it...you need to measure it...
It is especially if you are on your own...suggest do it with 2 people and take it slowly and figure out the technique...but nevertheless I made it on my ownn..
@@jnccorner7878 the backpanel really blocks the bottom panel. seems like they just don't fit together by a couple of mm the make them go into each other :-(
It's good that you can fix on your own. I usually get the Ikea team to fix for me. Some small cabinets my son will fix himself but if medium to bigger size cabinet or wardrobe we will get the Ikea team to do it for us.
Hi Seri...thanks for leaving a comment... I love doing DIY jobs to make me busy at home and give me a feeling of achievement. 😁 thanks again mate..
@@jnccorner7878 no problem mate 👌
I just want to add that if the gap at the front (between the two doors) looks wider at the top and narrower at the bottom…fix it by moving the plastic flap thing at the top of the door. These things: 5:39 . Wait until you have added the doors and when you see that the gap is uneven THEN move those plastic things around because it’s only after the doors are hung that you can see it’s uneven and it’s then easier to just move around and adjust (I found that moving them slightly back worked for me).
Thanks for sharing your ideas...really appreciate... might try that trick next time if needed
excellent video. I have to put together 4 so this really helpes!
Thanks Alison...
Thank you. It was helpfull.
Glad it help you
Thank you! ☺️🙏
Pleasure to help you...
Thank you!!!
My pleasure to help you mate
How did you align it?
Simply check the alignment of door in the front, make sure the gap are all same, take note do not tighten the black tightener at the back yet so that you can adjust the spacing in the front, once you got the right alagnment, ask someone to tighten the black tightener...thats how you align them properly
I have missed something. My issue is installing the feet. I see no guide as to where the feet, how the feet should be placed.
The one I bought has no feet. But if you want to put legs...they have separate instructions how to assemble it..however I think the placement would depend where you gonna put the cabinet. .. be mindful of the wall edging as you may adjust the distance of the legs or there some hindrances on the space where you gonna put it...you need to measure it...
I need to dissemble because I forgot to slide the back piece in!😮
OMG ... Your back to zero again... better take a break and cool down first
great video but horrible product. Tossed both of mine away due to the assembly
It is difficult sometimes to assemble this but there is a technique to do it which you need to figure out to make things easier..
This cabinet to difficult to install at step bottom part.
It is especially if you are on your own...suggest do it with 2 people and take it slowly and figure out the technique...but nevertheless I made it on my ownn..
@@jnccorner7878 the backpanel really blocks the bottom panel. seems like they just don't fit together by a couple of mm the make them go into each other :-(
ok. with lots of force, a towel and a hammer it worked out. still rather shitty concept 😅
Using feet is better and use your weight to bring it down. Make sure someone will help you.
This part is impossible. To the point I think I have a different cabinet than you. Going to have to return.
Impossibleeeeeeee fml
it is hard at times...it needs a lot of patience...