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KALLAX
503.518.87Standing or lying, against the wall or to divide the room – the KALLAX series is eager to please and will adapt to your taste, space, budget and needs. Fine tune with drawers, shelves, boxes and inserts.

DesignerTord Björklund
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The insert looks nice in a room divider as the back has also been finished.
Easy to assemble.
Designer
Tord Björklund

Reviews
The insert ensures that the interior of cupboard has the same finish as the exterior.BobBecause the sides of the insert also act as door stops they would be somewhat better if slightly thicker.
Looks goodChristineIt looks good once installed but I had to get someone to figure out how to do it well
Easy to find selection of sizesCathyGreat product hold lots of ‘stuff’. Fits in the Kallax cupboards.
great upgrade to the kallax unitLoisGreat upgrade but a little fiddly to get the doors to sit the same as one another
Easy to installNikeshEasy to fit, just takes a good amount of time to level and adjust the door to perfection…. OCD will get the better of you until you master the door adjustment.
SleekBethanyLove the sleek look for an instant update to the kallax! Excellent quality and easy to assemble
Good to look at, not to use.ChrisInstalled it into my Kallax shelf. Was tough to screw it in with a manual screwdriver, would recommend using a hand drill. The stoppers inside the door don’t lineup with the interior, so it’s noisy to close. Tried adjusting the hinges to correct the alignment, but it then made a louder sound as the wall the hinges are screwed into flexes when the door is opened.
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4.3Average rating
3390Reviews
4.3Average rating
3390Reviews
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