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IKEA has different levels of "robustness" in their products. The Broder and Värde product lines (both no longer offered) are almost industrial strength and you
by jansan 3y ago
IKEA has different levels of "robustness" in their products. The Broder and Värde product lines (both no longer offered) are almost industrial strength and you can be sure that they will survive many relocations, while others, especially cabinest with flimsy backs that are tacked with nails may not survive moving even once.
- imp0cat 3y agoYMMV, but I have succesfully moved such a wardrobe (disassembled, obviously - I pulled all the nails out and removed the "flimsy" back, then removed and packed the rest of the frame). It survived just fine.
- The_Colonel 3y agoWhat's the secret to pull those tiny nails?
- post-it 3y agoUse a hammer (or shoe) to gently hit the backplate from the inside, as close to each nail as you can.
- The_Colonel 3y agoOh, that's right. I remember doing that, a couple of years ago. But looking at my Pax with ~40 nails, it looks like a decent amount of work.