Hello greetings, I want to change my complete door for another one they crashed and I will replace it, some advice I am a little afraid to change it

To counter this on the bottom screws stick a couple of washers behind the metal bracket, this will mean the prongs point up slightly and will level out once you add the shelf.

Thanks for the video really helped me out and fixed it on my own

Dude, I just got my hands on 88 200 ax and it was freeee I can’t wait to start tearing it apart!

I just spent two days trying to fix this issue😅😩😩😩 really should have KZbin this first. Freaking thought it was me and my walls. Lol

I have the two rod system on my floating shelves and one of them is doing the same thing. It's not IKEA. I was hoping you were going to show how to fix it.

Mine have the rod install system. Never have an issue with any of them. Have all 3 sizes, various things on them. Not books or really heavy stuff. That can't be put on any true floating shelves. I love mine, zero complaints

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Yes I have the same problem and don't know what to do? The 2 rod shelf is okay. The 3 rod shelf slopes down. Help!

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Will fit 2000 Honda Civic?

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So basically it is the fuel pump, and the fuel pump relay is what I need to replace.

First of, these products were designed with the north/west European market in mind, where most housing is concrete, brick or something else solid. They won't sag in concrete (I know you are using drywall studs to mount them on) if you mount them with at least 5 screws. Best is to fill as much holes as you want if you don't want sag at all and they need to be really tight to the wall. For this reason alone, I would never recommend these type of floating shelves on drywall, they're not safe and they are often mounted incorrectly. Also from the looks of it, those bigger potted candles weigh more than 1 pound, more like 1 kg. Finally if you have just 4 screws in 2 studs, the bracket is going to flex in the middle and cause the sagging in the front (meaning it's not secured tight enough to the wall). You really need to retain the middle screws in the wall as well to have best results. In drywall and wood they will eventually sag more than in concrete (something to take in mind with floating shelves). Best is using the top holes and putting 1 screw on either side of each beam. then the bottom hole for the middle one (or just top and bottom in the middle). This will help even out the weight stresses in the wall and retains the bracket to the wall a lot better making it a lot more sturdy and less prone to sag due to gravity. Really the more screws you use on these shelves, the less likely they are going to sag. You really need to make sure the middle section is also retained to the wall tightly. Because it's really difficult to securely tight these to drywall (without causing damage), I wouldn't recommend these for drywall at all.

hi .. i have one s12 .1987. i live in ocala florida nice video

how would u go about putting on a short ram intake?

Can u link me the one u got? or maybe the exact name or maybe even the price haha. Just wanna make sure im getting what i see in this vid

Got a gold one and a white one

Selling it

man I am dealing with the same thing with my Kia Spectra. Such a pain in the ass just to get a door handle changed..

Just to add, I bought 2 43" LACK shelves a couple of weeks ago that use the two rod system. Installed them on one stud and used anchors. I have Funko Pops on there, but it sagged before I even put them on there. I just bought some small L-brackets that I hope will reinforce it, but I'm doubting it.

Awsome, I had a black 87 like yours but with dings and dents..loved it ,timing belt broke..i rebuilt the heads..then i bought a blue 88 with a perfect bod but already broken belt...fixed the heads..both 5sp sticks ..loved those cars ,like a Z with back seats..I liked the stock mags" like tron" My Fav car was 84 300zx 50th AE turbo ,which i had 2 of . Always thought the 300zx AE wheels would look good on the 200sxse Change those t belts!!! Nice to see black beauty again. My black 96 maxima se looked like a hippo but was faster then even the turbo 300zx.. back when nissan made decent reliable cars in japan. Dont see many now. Thanks for sharing

I just bought mine and installed it... still sagging. And my bracket is not loose. Very disappointed.

Your video shed light on how to remove the bolt that holds the little piece of the handle. I was giving up already but moving the lock mechanism came in clutch, thank you!

I thought you were going to fix it...

did you have a resonator and cat delete or were the stock res and cats still on ??

Sell me the louvers

Car looks great man. I’ve got a red one just like that, resting in what seems like an eternal cocoon, in my garage. That VG30 is almost unbreakable. Where are you located?

This just happened to me! Fell on top of my monitor and IPad lucky nothing broke 😅 I’ve purchased brackets

Still having this issue and I haven’t even put anything on it. I thought I was doing something wrong installing it

Have the same exact problem 😟 i cant return them so gonna have to spend money on brackets now

Well shoot! I have had two of these shelves for 12+ years without issue. I am about to buy 6 more! I'm glad I saw your video

I have the same problem with the shelves and was very disappointed after installing.

I brought these yesterday and same problem, shelf isn't flush against the wall and there's 2-3mm of play. I turned the shelf upside down, (kept the brackets as is, didnt want to take off after screwing to wall) slid it back onto the brackets and held it against the wall. Used a 2.5mm metal drill and drilled through pre-made screw holes to make a mark on the bracket tubes, removed shelf then drilled holes where the marks on tubes were made. Put shelf back on and used the two screws provided, screw in and once they hit the holes in the tubes they pull in tight. The shelf is very firm with no play although it still isn't perfectly against the wall at the top (wife says it's fine :-))

Totally agree with the video poster! I just bought three of these shelves (two separate purchases). Two came with the "post" mount, one came with the L-mount. I took the single L-mount shelf, put on a few books and...yup...sags like heck :( I want to return it but the store is not closer so I think I may have to just get a few shims from Home depot or a couple brackets.

I held the shelves in a slightly upward slant as I screwed it into the bracket super tight, it reduced the sagging a bit and was level. But its still not the best shelf. Here's a good video if u want to see what these are made of. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6KwZZd_Zcuii9k

Why not use shims?!

they have gone back to the other system as far as I know. rods again

You just need to put the screws in more

I found the fix. Now the sagging on my LACKs are gone. The real issue was the mounting bracket didn't secure correctly on the wall. We have to use good wall anchors/screws from Home Depot and make sure you install at least 5 or more screws on one LACK Metal Bracket, so it won't shake. And these screws needs to be installed on the TOP Holes of the brackets and if possible All around the 02 mounting rods. I wish I can attach the photo from mine is here. @Everyone: If you follow my above instruction, the LACKS will work with a minimal issue. Now I can place 40 lbs load on the shelves without obvious sagging.

2020 have they fixed this problem? Before I go and purchase. I'm glad I seen this video

Just installed the same Lack. Had very sturdy wall mounting screws for the black metal bracket, but the shelf is still sagging. Yes, bad mounting design issue from IKEA. This shelf is to carry light stuff less than 30 lbs. Thank you for this video!

I got a question, I have a 1995 Nissan 200sx se and I wanna change the muffler can I use that one ?

If you install the mounting bracket onto a stud behind the drywall it holds up fine.

Theres a way to fix it you drill a nail at the end of the rod closest towards you just make sure it does not come out the bottom end and leans out just a little bit at the top and then slide the shelf into the rod its kinda ghetto but it worked fine...

Awesome freaking car. Take care of her.

Agreed. Same thing just happened to me. No way I'm putting my tv on this shelf without brackets.

Automatic or manuel? And eh what header