IKEA EKET Cabinet Combination with Legs Assembly Tutorial, part:1

[@yasminnuur8713]

Thank you so musch, you are doing gods work ❤

[@PPFlatPack]

Nothing to compare to gods work. Have a blessed Christmas. Thank you for watching

[@robinnagy5690]

i found that a long (36") clamp was helpful for keeping the back panel in place while adding on the last piece of the frame. A very helpful video.

[@XChristianNoirX]

Despite these instruction which are the best so far, I still had to use a hammer, a wood block between the hammer and the EKET parts, and some thin rubber jar openers just for extra protection to the eket. There are still some parts that are 1mm off but it will do I suppose. Instead of making this thing tool-less, they should have just used screws like the KALLAX. I'm trying to simply (and cheapen) the assembly/parts, they made it worse. Some people complain that some units put together easily, while others have been a nightmare. I knew this going in, but the KALLAX wouldn't fit underneath my hanging clothes in my closet... Unfortunately.

[@shilasayz]

This was super helpful, thank you for being so detailed! I will say I'm still having trouble leveling the doors so if there's any in depth tips for that-- would greatly appreciate.

[@SanyaBaboon]

Well-made and detailed tutorial as always. Is the EKET cabinet sturdy, or does it wobble once it is assambled?

[@keke7960]

can i use the cabinet without the legs and just put them on the floor?

[@ppflatpackenespanol]

Yes you can

[@ppflatpackenespanol]

Just watch if water come in contact with the wood this material will expand.

[@lightningonoceans]

Thank you!!!

[@PavaniYTPremium]

Thank you so much. It was really helpful.

[@PPFlatPack]

Thank you for watching

[@NasirAli-yz7go]

Thanks sir