Thank you for this. After my last fiasco I had to build my latest two units upright and it was hard, but not impossible. The instructions are great but actually seeing it done and hearing a real person talk about what was most difficult, and what was not that bad really made a difference. My latest build was done IN the closet. I have one 39" and one 29" until with just about two inches to spare on either side. I have only about 1.5' in front of them. So it wasn't easy, but I got it done!
What if I skip attaching the backpanel? Will it make the wardrobe wobbly, even with added shelves and drawers? The reason is that I want the wall color to be visible.
I had to skip the back panel. There's VERY little space in my closet around the unit. Think a couple inches on each side. It was very wobbly, but adding the shelves and bolting it to the wall helped. I haven't noticed any further issues.
sorry for the late reply, yes you can as long as you are attached together with the other cabinet and mount it to the wall . only problem is the cabinets won't be squared 😊👍✌️
sorry for the late reply! You probably did your project but anyway , the only upright assembly that you have to do is the 29"(75) and 39"(100). thanks for checking on this project 😊,👍👌✌️
Hello sorry for the late reply, I didn't get a chance to check all notifications and questions? you probably have now done your project but anyway , it won't fit ! they have the lower cabinet available
@@grizzlybear1633 Because your ceiling hight is almost the same as the Ikea you only have 1/8 difference so it's going to be tough? plus you'll need to level it up , it may go up and down. from there you may have any more play to get it leveled. but you can do something! before you assemble it shave the bottom of the box frame including those kick plates the bracing goes behind then you are good to go 👌👍
