Ikea Sliding Door Hack

It can be hanged in our closet to replace the old existing sliding doors.

Ikea sliding door hack.

Ikea wardrobe door makes great closet doors too. Ikea hack murphy bed with sliding doors. Kristina of ich designer created a series of these sliding doors for her billy bookcases. The obvious solution was a murphy bed.

With a queen bed there wasn t much space for anything else but we wanted to make the room more multi functional. We have a spare bedroom that is long but also fairly narrow. Ikea bar pulls complete the job. Paint the doors with the color that you like and that fits your interior.

You will need aluminum angle bar 3 4 small nails we used siding nails drill bit drill hack saw clamps hammer paint to match your bookshelf i ll share more about matching my kallax below wooden knobs trim optional 1 4 cabinet grade plywood we used a thinner luan denatured alcohol. This video is part. The most popular ikea pax hack is repainting the doors or changing them completely. This groove is to accommodate the ikea edge profile.

The filler panel to the left of the sliding doors was adjusted to give 1500mm from the right hand edge to the groove in the filler panel. We spoke to some of the local. The first is an easy hack. Moreover it can also be used as a room divider.

We spoke to some of the local suppliers and for a basic murphy bed and cabinet with no additional storage space the price would have been about 3 500. Use ikea pax door as a slider closet door diy hack when i saw ikea pax closet doors for the first time i thought that they can be used on other projects aside from having it with ikea cabinets. We have a spare bedroom that is long but also fairly narrow. Watch the construction of our diy studio apartment room divider.

The obvious solution was a murphy bed. Anything from blush to emerald is welcome. Ikea hack murphy bed with sliding doors. Using simple ikea pax sliding wardrobe doors with frosted glass inserts.

They move on casters with the help of a u shaped channel she affixed to the front of the shelves. Changing colors or doors themselves.