How many legs do I need per cabinet when installing my IKEA Kitchen?
Our base cabinets share legs as per our assembly instructions.
- Our L shaped base corner cabinet requires 6 legs.
- Our high cabinets require 4 legs.
- Our base cabinets only require 2 legs at the front of the cabinet. See instructions for more details.
- Cabinets at the end of a row should have 3 legs for corner support.
- For heavier countertops, you can install 4 legs per cabinet for added support.
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