How can I disassemble my product?
IKEA provide assembly instructions to make it easier to have your product assemble correctly.
IKEA does not provide disassembly instructions. However, you could try following the assembly instructions in reverse.
If you are not able to find your assembly document, you can find the instructions for your product on the product page. Simply find your product on IKEA.com.au, go to the "Product details", then "Assembly documents". If your product is no longer listed on the website, contact us with your product details. We may be able to retrieve the instructions from our archive.
Be sure to keep your assembly documents somewhere safe, just in case you need to re-assemble your product in the future.
We cannot assist or make suggestions on the best practices on how to disassemble individual IKEA furniture products. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
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