Kallax bed hack single

To start with, put the two units on the floor next to each other, making them 90cm wide - leaving an approx. 12cm gap in the middle. Cut some non-slip

CRAFTY parents are turning simple Ikea shelving units into everything from room dividers to beds, by using a bit of creative thinking and some basic DIY. The Swedish homeware store is known for its mass-produced furniture, which is popular across Britain and around the world. One of the brand’s most popular Ikea ranges is Kallax, […]

Ikea kallax single bed hack

To start with, put the two units on the floor next to each other, making them 90cm wide - leaving an approx. 12cm gap in the middle. Cut some non-slip

Single kallax Ikea bed with Silentnight bunk bed mattress. 2x door inserts. We cut the back of the inserts to have as much storage as possible.

"Ikea king size bed kallax hack - Gives so much storage space, so no longer need a chest of drawers in our room. We have also made single versions for our children, and cannot recommend enough" Shelley Matthews used three of the 4-cube IKEA 'KALLAX', screwed them together, then attached a batten down each side. Bed slats were added across, to allow for air flow, as well as two leg supports in the middle using 4x2 wood For the single beds two of the 4-cubes and two single cubes were used…

Solution to lack of space in a kids room. Plenty of storage underneath 😁love an ikea hack. No skill or tools required.

Ikea hack for the win! TikTokers are creating a bed frame out of Ikea's Kallax storage shelf, and this is how you do it.

I really wanted to wake up and be able to look out my window from my bed every morning, so I created a bed with the IKEA KALLAX units.

Try this simple IKEA platform bed DIY hack for a full sized bed, or modify to fit any size bed. The Kallax shelves are cheap and great for additional storage space and a modern aesthetic for kids' rooms, dorms, or anywhere you need a space-saver bed.

"Ikea king size bed kallax hack - Gives so much storage space, so no longer need a chest of drawers in our room. We have also made single versions for our children, and cannot recommend enough" Shelley Matthews used three of the 4-cube IKEA 'KALLAX', screwed them together, then attached a batten down each side. Bed slats were added across, to allow for air flow, as well as two leg supports in the middle using 4x2 wood For the single beds two of the 4-cubes and two single cubes were used…

We bought an old house with virtually no storage, so we built an IKEA KALLAX queen bed with underbed storage and drawers in front.

*IKEA Hack* DIY Raised Bed using 4 Kallax (expedit) Shelving Units and a few wood slats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQdUPI-4WMY