Else, if you have your renovation contractors, you could always get them to install for you. Sure would be cheaper the Ikea's charges
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If you are able to DIY, then installing on your own (with some help from HM) would be the best. The most cost effective. Installation is quite simple and straight forward. Instructions are provided inside Ikea's packaging.
Else, if you have your renovation contractors, you could always get them to install for you. Sure would be cheaper the Ikea's charges |
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QUOTE(StevenL @ Sep 14 2011, 10:55 PM) How much did u buy the cabinet for? You could try looking HERE. The price will depend on your configurations.  |
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Actually, what's your concern? Installing these are quite simple.
If you are into DIY, it should be of no problem at all. All instructions are there. |
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QUOTE(magnifizio @ Sep 16 2011, 12:49 PM) I have no idea how to drill at all. If the IKEA product is designed to be fastened onto the wall, I am very sure it will withstand its intended purpose. Not that I am promoting their product, but I find that most of their products last longer then those you get from the outside furniture shops.No tools either. Installation is not my main concern. Most probably will get the ikea guys to do it. My main concern is whether it will hold/last when attached to the wall. |
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