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EKET Cabinet, white, 35x25x35 cm

Price $ 30
Must be completed with EKET suspension rail if you choose to mount the frame on the wall. This frame requires 1 suspension rail, 35 cm long, sold separately. To be completed with feet or legs if you choose to place the cabinet on the floor. Sold separately.
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This clever little cube is always ready to lend a hand, whether it’s storing, displaying or emptying your pockets. Choose legs/feet to place it on the floor or suspension rails for mounting on the wall.

Article Number303.321.21

Product details

A simple unit can be enough storage for a limited space or the foundation for a larger storage solution if your needs change.

You can choose to place the cabinet on the floor or mount it on the wall to free up floor space.

Designer

Jon Karlsson

Article Number303.321.21

Good to know

Must be completed with EKET suspension rail if you choose to mount the frame on the wall. This frame requires 1 suspension rail, 35 cm long, sold separately.

To be completed with feet or legs if you choose to place the cabinet on the floor. Sold separately.

The max load for a wall-hung cabinet depends on the wall material.

Materials and care

Material

Back panel:
Fibreboard, Paper foil
Panel:
Particleboard, Honeycomb structure paper filling (100% recycled), Fibreboard, Paper foil, Plastic edging

Care

Wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Wipe dry with a clean cloth.

Assembly and documents

Assembly instructions

EKET Cabinet303.321.21

Measurements

  • Width: 35 cm
  • Depth: 25 cm
  • Height: 35 cm
  • Max. load/shelf: 5 kg

Packaging

EKET

Article Number303.321.21
  • Width: 34 cm
  • Height: 8 cm
  • Length: 38 cm
  • Weight: 3.10 kg
  • Package(s): 1

Reviews

No IKEA’s usual design geniusPaulThis was a nightmare to assemble, without damaging it. Ordered two - will send one back and probably trash this monstrosity. As I said, not the usual brilliant design I have come to enjoy from IKEA.1
EKET: Looks great, dreadful to put togertherRenyneWhat a nightmare. Bring back the allan key. Cheap, nasty product. Difficult to align. Impossible to connect the top once the back plate is in place. Couldn't believe something could be that difficult to put together.1
Impossible to assembleSuemayThe thin back is impossible to put in while at the same time needing to slot the last piece of board. Adding to the problem is the instruction, which is vague and not helpful at all. Would not recommend. I bought two so had to return the one that had not been opened. Worst design ever. 1
Some part not fit wellHoay MayThere’s a one part of the board didn’t fit well to the whole thing! It left some space between the board which makes me felt uncomfortable.2
Easy to assemble for some.FlaviaMany comments here say the Eket is easy to assemble while others say it's hard. I found it hard. It appears that the back panel can be very very tricky to slot in. I wouldn't recommend the Eket because it can be very frustrating to assemble even if you are experienced with flat pack furniture . 1
Good quality and sizeCarterHave bought several of these cubes now as they are perfect for home organisation. Perfect size, good looking and easy to assemble with no tools5
Perfect sizeTrishGreat little shelf and very versatile as to how you want to use it.5
Amazing little boxesTracyI bought 9 of these to hang on the wall under windows for plants. They take some time to make and the black plugs that keep the sections together are a nightmare to fit in. Like all Ikea items that you have to build, I have learned to take my time and read everything. I also used Youtube for any tricks on how to make them and once you get the design pattern they are easier to put together. Very easy to mount on the wall and they look perfect.5
Looks goodWayneLooks good4
Great value for money andChrisGreat value for money and so versatile for a number of uses2
Very hard to put together.MarieVery hard to put together. Let’s say impossible. My handy man has put many ikea products together including there large cupboards. However there boxes are impossible now need to employ a ikea person to put together for me1
EketDianaDoes it’s purpose5
I have installed 4 ofCarolI have installed 4 of these above my kitchen bench in my tiny kitchen which has been great5
Look greatEmilyHave mounted two to the wall on either side of the bed and they look great5
Good shelfKanaeIt was easy to assemble and it did a great job! It needs a little trick to make it easy to assemble.5
Difficult to assembleMartinaI've assembled LOTS of IKEA furniture successfully, but this little box had me stumped. I couldn't get the back panel in place. So, I'm very disappointed with this particular product.1
Hard to assembleAyronI found it quite hard to push the unit together with the slots and the end piece with the back board3
love these productsRonaldlove these products5
Excellent quality and easy toNatalieExcellent quality and easy to assemble , however a rubber mallet would have been handy.4
Simple but stylishSamanthaSimple but stylish storage or display cube. Looks great in our loungeroom4

Customer reviews

4.1Average rating
899Reviews
EKET Cabinet, white, 35x25x35 cm

From grandfather's fishing boxes to playful storage

When product developer Petra Kammari Enarsson was a young student and often moved, she used to furnish her apartments with old fishing boxes given to her by her grandfather who lived on the west coast of Sweden. Years later, when Petra was developing the new EKET storage series, those boxes came to mind. How could she make the series as flexible as the boxes?

New technologies, new hobbies, a new family member ... both small and large changes affect life and people's needs at home. Not least when it comes to all the things that we need space for. Petra Kammari Enarsson is a product developer at IKEA and often visits the homes of customers to experience their everyday living and how good storage can make life at home a little easier. She remembers a family in Copenhagen which expanded every other weekend with the daughter from a previous relationship. ”She didn't have her own room, but the family had a solution where she had a loft bed in the living room and her private things were in a chest on the floor”. Petra thinks it's a good example of how more and more people are living in small spaces, and that a large part of everyday living takes places in the living room where we want things to be both practical and stylish.

Flexible furniture for new needs

Another obvious trend around the world is that many people move more often - just as Petra did when she was young. ”The problem is that a lot of storage furniture is so inflexible – upon moving or new needs arising, they can't be adapted. This means storage isn't optimal and it's difficult to keep track of all your things”. These insights inspired Petra and her colleagues to start looking at a more flexible and personal storage solution – something that can easily be updated so that people don't have to buy new furniture as soon as something in life changes. Petra then started to think about those fishing boxes she had when she was young and which were so easy to stack and move as needed. What if you could make a piece of furniture which consists of various smart modules that can be easily moved around, removed and added to?

Building with blocks

Petra and her team started by ordering cardboard boxes in various sizes. They took the boxes to different room environments where they moved them around like building blocks – stacking and combining them in various ways. The team also researched detailed facts about storage: on average, how many magazines do we have at home? What’s the ideal height for people to put down their mobile phones? ”Many of us put keys, telephones or bags in a specific place when we come home. We usually do it automatically, without thinking about it”, says Petra. The height that seems to suit most people is 80 cm, so a shelf at that height was a given in the mix of shelves, drawers and cabinets in different colours and styles that eventually became the EKET storage series. ”I'm so pleased that we chose to prioritise playfulness and freedom of choice with all the colours and sizes of EKET”, says Petra, who's looking forward to visiting more homes. ”I think that the customers will find lots of exciting combinations that we haven't even thought of!”.

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Material

What is constructed board?

We use constructed boards when manufacturing many of our pieces of furniture, such as tables and wardrobes. They are light yet still stable and strong. Each board has a frame made of chipboard, fibreboard or solid wood, while the inside is a honeycomb filling structure made of mostly recycled paper, which is extra durable thanks to its special construction. The board is then covered with a protective paint, foil or veneer depending on the style wanted.

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