Something for an IKEA shopper to do, mayb54pmre with some patience and a good bottle of scotch handy.
/showme furniture assembled with some parts left over
@therealjrn Ikea’s lower floor maze is evil evil evil. It starts with the kitchen stuff area in which you will inevitably say “Oooh, this is better than the one we have” several times, and you’ll see That Thing You’ve Been Meaning To Get/Replace, and then you need a carrier bag, and then… doom.
THAT’S what my last project/problem was.
I guess it could’ve and would’ve been worse had someone gotten hurt when the wood split (right where the screw was) and the chair they were sitting in broke into two pieces landing both chair and said someone on the floor.
It ended up being my sister’s project since she had clamps and the correct supplies for the job. And what a beautiful job she did repairing it for me!
Depends on the quality of the furniture.
Fun if you are making it yourself from scratch with good materials.
Something for an IKEA shopper to do, mayb54pmre with some patience and a good bottle of scotch handy.
/showme furniture assembled with some parts left over
/showme furniture assembled with some parts left over
@werehatrack Here’s the image you requested for “furniture assembled with some parts left over”
Dunno why it couldn’t have done that the first time.
Tulsa is getting an IKEA! I’ll let you know in a few months.
@therealjrn Ikea’s lower floor maze is evil evil evil. It starts with the kitchen stuff area in which you will inevitably say “Oooh, this is better than the one we have” several times, and you’ll see That Thing You’ve Been Meaning To Get/Replace, and then you need a carrier bag, and then… doom.
My budget has a love/hate relationship with IKEA.
How about putting furniture BACK TOGETHER…
THAT’S what my last project/problem was.
I guess it could’ve and would’ve been worse had someone gotten hurt when the wood split (right where the screw was) and the chair they were sitting in broke into two pieces landing both chair and said someone on the floor.
It ended up being my sister’s project since she had clamps and the correct supplies for the job. And what a beautiful job she did repairing it for me!