How can I safely secure my IKEA furniture to the wall?
Learn how to properly secure IKEA furniture to the wall to help reduce the risk of tip-over accidents and injuries.
WHY WALL SECURING IS IMPORTANT
✓ Improves safety at home
✓ Especially important for households with children
✓ Provides extra stability for tall furniture
✓ Helps prevent serious injuries
WHICH IKEA FURNITURE SHOULD BE SECURED?
- Dressers
- Wardrobes
- Bookcases
- Tall cabinets
- TV storage units
- Tall storage solutions
HOW TO SECURE IKEA FURNITURE SAFELY
- Use the included safety fittings
- Check what type of wall you have at home
- Use screws and wall plugs suitable for your wall type
- Follow the assembly instructions carefully
- Regularly check that the fittings remain secure
IMPORTANT TO KNOW
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