You're very welcome 🤗 Happy New Year 🎊

I'm glad you found it 😀

You're very welcome. Yeah, Ikea's instructions for hanging suspension rails are a joke.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks. I'm happy you like the video. The double-row video is in the making, but it'll be a few weeks before it's ready.

Beautiful is in the eye of the beholder 😊 I don't fill it up as I think it looks better "as-is."

Check this: kzbin.infozBeEI6RcIPY?feature=share

@kitchensbyrannes thanks again

You're welcome. If you don't have the front yet, the first set if slides are as easy as I show in the video. For the next, just measure 15" (if the lower drawer is 15") from the outside bottom of the cabinet and make a mark. That's where the underside of the next slides goes, and so forth.

@@sohrabaskari8140 thanks for your tip 🙏

It prevents the drawer bottom from sagging.

Excellent 👌

Hi John. Yes, run the rail behind the pantry and notch away at the back of the panel for the rail.

Thank you, Lars! I will do that.

Yeah, what about them? 🙂

@kitchensbyrannes it's ok I rewatched your video they have been excellent and really helpful

Thanks 😊

Great to hear!

Glad it helped 🙂

Good observation. Indeed I didn't mention the opening on the floor. It's important to take those into consideration. In this case, it'll be "cancelled" before the toekicks goes on as there's another one a few feet away.

You're welcome! 🤗

Glad it was helpful ☺️

Thanks for the tip. I thought about doing the same in my apartment as I only have inside drawers. I'm a tenant and I guess the landlord didn't know my preferences 🤣 My problem is that the handles they put in are not great and require a fair amount of grip strength, so I'm concerned that pulling two drawers at the same time will be even harder.

You're very welcome.

You're welcome. Yeah, I'm not sure what they were smoking that week they came up with those. If you check the second last picture in the instructions that came with the connector rail, you'll see that you have to use two pieces and let the panel(s) hold it all together.

Gotcha - ok thank you!!

Yes, you're right, and that is deliberately. I tried "Ikea's way" at another kitchen and that didn't work, as you experienced yourself. Framed is warped and leveling not easy. Doing it the way I show in the video is a lot easier I find.

Yes, you're missing this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqmsqIyVbdB5hNUsi=8AxdcJ3rNv9io9JN Standing unsupported in the Ikea legs only won't work.

@@kitchensbyrannes Aah so going back to a classical construction lumber frame. Interesting that the IKEA people didn't suggest this; they came up with 'just use the normal frame and glue it to the floor'....which seemed like a rather unsatisfactory solution. And now I'll have to figure out how to combine this with a floating laminate flooring where you normally lay the floor until the legs... Thanks for all the help so far; your channel answers a lot of the questions that IKEA can't.

You're welcome. For the floating floor, I wouldn't worry about having it done before the island. A "luxury" vinyl plank doesn't move much due to temperature and humidity changes. 100% plastic.

@@kitchensbyrannes Actually in my case it's the MDF/HDF kind of laminate flooring (Quick-Step). As much as I would just like to fill the whole floor and put the island on top... it's a hard requirement that you install the kitchen first, floor second for those kind of floating floors. They'll actually reject any warranty claims if you don't; supposedly it screws with the floor's ability to move if you put an island on top. I agree that this is one of the advantages of PVC flooring; you can just put stuff on top. It's interesting how flooring and kitchen people usually have competing interests here; usually both will insist that the other should go first. ;)

Me too 😄 Make another island 🤣

The double-row video is in the making but it won't be ready before after new years. Countertop Support......🤔 No, not done that yet.

The most common solution I've seen is to just add seperate legs; at least in Europe they have them in the right size.

I'm not sure what you mean by separate legs. In this regard, Europe and North America have the same island solution except the legs in Europe are 80 mm and here they are 120 mm.

@@kitchensbyrannes I should have specified more. I was talking about the thick bar-height legs that are meant to be exposed. Examples that I've seen used for it here (Netherlands) are called Olov and Utby. So basically they just support the overhang with a big bar-height leg; have never seen them do reinforcements to support an overhang. In regards to the standard undercabinet legs we have both 8 and 11 cm available.

@7HillGeorge Thanks for clarifying.

Thanks for sharing your experience. That's good to know.

Ah, you know what they say, "better late than never" 😄

@ either way, you rock and so does your content! 😎🥳

@keska01 Thanks 🙏

You're very welcome 🤗

Me too

Thanks. If you can get a good secure hold into the studs, anchors between the studs aren't necessary.

You don't need rails in both walls in the corner since the corner cabinet only have a bracket on one side where the walls meet no matter which cabinet you use.

I forgot to mention there won’t be any corner cabinets, just empty corners. So, instead of the rails, I think it’ll be better to use 30” 2x4 pieces to support the countertops in the corners rather than rails or those flimsy fixa brackets. Thank you for letting me think this through! I love your site!

@dominikkaleja5117 Thanks for your constructive feedback, dude :-) What do you suggest instead? Point more? Mime? Dance? Sing maybe?

@kitchensbyrannes what i mean by that is u talk much and no action i wanted to see exactly how you put the rail onto the wall and gradually hanged the cabinets onto the rail, which you havent shown in the 2 videos i have watched .

Ah, you should have said so :-) Hanging the cabinets onto the rail is not the topic of this, and the other rail video. Hanging the rail is. And, lifting the cabinets up onto the rail is really easy, but what most Ikea kitchen DIY's seems to struggle with, is to get the rail right. If you fail with the rail, hanging the cabinets afterwards becomes troublesome. Makes sense? I have a few videos showing complete installs, so maybe one of those with be helpful to you? kzbin.info/aero/PLc79sriClvMS7r62IaeBcm03uTuwzGmd9

Ah, dang. My best suggestion would be to reset the 3rd. power supply again, and do the pairing once more.

You're welcome. Happy wife, happy life 😊🙏

Thank you for your question but I'm not sure what you mean. Base or wall cabinet? 15" deep next to....?

@kitchensbyrannes I have a corner where two 15 inch deep base cabinets meet. Trying to figure out how best to do it since the planner only seems to have corner options for 24 inches deep cabinets.

Ah, I see. You can use the wall cabinet corner solution. Just add legs. It's basically a 36 inch wide wall cabinet where you add a panel and these brackets. www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/utrusta-corner-hardware-galvanized-10343644/ Check the assembly instructions for the brackets and you'll see what I mean.

@@kitchensbyrannes ahh ok I was wondering if that would work. Would I do anything different with the top of the cabinet since base cabinets don't have a top? I haven't done any sektion builds yet so apologies if this is obvious. I actually have my first set of wall cabinets coming for above the washer and dryer Monday. My wife wanted to get rid of all our open shelving and gets doors on everything

Nope, just add legs 👍

Yes, certainly. However, your rail must be flat for the cabinets to slide with ease but it's certainly possible.

Tell me about it 😜

Thanks for the tip. If the ceiling is hanging like a hammock, it certainly needs to be looked at.

@@kitchensbyrannes It doesn't need to be sagging like a hammock for there to be big problems. A friend of mine was going to buy a house that looked great but with a very slight sag in the ceiling. The building inspection condemned the house because the entire frame was nothing but termite nest.

Good job, it's all about making it work for you.

Thanks for the offer but there's no need to email the actual thing. I'll be happy to receive the file and I can print it myself. BambuLab 💪

@ where do I find your email?

@ what’s the email?

You can send the files here kitchensbyrannes.com/share/ Thanks 👍

@ I sent you something a little bit ago. The site wouldn’t accept .stl files though

Thanks 😊 For that I have no strategy since I'm not installing the countertop 🤣 The client wanted laminate and the installer actually did a decent job. A lot of scribing 😱

Thank you for the reply. I fear I have a lot of scribing to do too 😅

Just do it 😂

To some, it's sufficient. To others, it's not.

You're welcome! I'm sure it's ⅛" or 3 mm.

@@kitchensbyrannesThank you, I understand the size, but I mean what actual kind of bit do you use so it won’t chip the panel. Is it just a straight cut bit or a more fancy type of bit. In appreciation Karen ☺️❤️

Ah.... sorry, my bad. Nothing fancy. Just a regular one.. long... Thin. Not sure what it is called 🤗

@@kitchensbyrannes Thank you for your quick response. I’m using a Makita trimmer/router with the edge guide, a straight cut bit, size 3 mm x 6.4 mm shank size, with a 10 mm depth. An older carpenter’s son told me, he was told by his Dad, to make cutting knife cuts the length I want to route to avoid chipping, and to go slow with several deeper cuts. Like the V cuts you make for the new shelf holes to get a good finish I guess. Any other advice would be much appreciated. Karen ☺️❤️

Your dad and I would agree 👍

It's coming.....it's coming. Next week at the latest for sure.

@@kitchensbyrannes Thanks. I have been going over the instructions and built the frame. Question, are the screws used to secure to the floor not included? If not, what would you suggest to buy for an engineered hardwood floor on a plywood subfloor? Also, for a 90" 3 cabinet island is only 1 frame used and centered? I ask because my IKEA designer included 2.

One is enough. The Ikea planner/order system is a mess. Sometimes there's 2-3 anchor frames delivered for a kitchen with no island or peninsula 🤣 Use whatever screws you have with a flat head and long enough to secure a strong connection

Nope, never. Ikea does not offer such a product.

Sure thing! I'm working on it, for a single-row island first, and then the double. Should be ready within a week. Thanks 😊

Thanks 😊 🇩🇰 Accent...? What accent? 🤣 I installed a vedhamn kitchen last week. Beautiful I think. Check this for statistics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmTbYpiZfppoqa8si=vF2iMt7OjFrrgw9I

Yay....you did it 😁

WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?🤔 I can't answer for "people" but I'll eventually make a video about tools. Until then, you can see the content of my toolboxes here: www.amazon.com/shop/kitchensbyrannes?ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_aipsfshop_WQF1NXHP8Y0R7AKRH1KQ&language=en_US

Thanks 🙏 I'm happy to hear that the videos made a difference to you 🤗

You're welcome!