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KALLAX
906.533.26Standing or lying – the KALLAX series adapts to taste, space and budget. Personalise the shelving unit with inserts and boxes to make it suit your needs.
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The simple design with clean lines makes KALLAX flexible and easy to use at home.
Choose whether to place it standing and use it as a shelving unit or lying and use it as a sideboard.
Display your favourite items on the open shelves or add inserts to create a personalised solution with closed storage.
Designer
Tord Björklund
Reviews
Great frame, but doors are a problemEliseThis is a great frame and was easy to put together. Until we got to the drawers and doors. The drawers were still okay, but the doors were a problem. Only four of the screws went into the wood. The others simply wouldn't grip and couldn't be screwed in – they just spun around, shredding the wood as they did. Eventually we took the screws out and used epoxy glue to secure the door insert. Not ideal, but it seems the wood is not of a quality that can withstand screws.
Great frame, but doors are a problemEliseThis is a great frame and was easy to put together. Until we got to the drawers and doors. The drawers were still okay, but the doors were a problem. Only four of the screws went into the wood. The others simply wouldn't grip and couldn't be screwed in – they just spun around, shredding the wood as they did. Eventually we took the screws out and used epoxy glue to secure the door insert. Not ideal, but it seems the wood is not of a quality that can withstand screws.
Great frame, but doors are a problemEliseThis is a great frame and was easy to put together. Until we got to the drawers and doors. The drawers were still okay, but the doors were a problem. Only four of the screws went into the wood. The others simply wouldn't grip and couldn't be screwed in – they just spun around, shredding the wood as they did. Eventually we took the screws out and used epoxy glue to secure the door insert. Not ideal, but it seems the wood is not of a quality that can withstand screws.
Customer reviews
4.7Average rating
1183Reviews
4.7Average rating
1183Reviews
