We havent even started building ours yet because I wanted to watch your video again. Thank you so much! Your explanation is wonderful and you've saved us a lot of time and stress :) Thank you!
Thanks to the video and clear instructions, we managed to assemble our Platsa unit in a blaze! Don't know how long it will last, but that's a different story! 😛
Wow, I don't know how you did this- I watched the video yesterday for the back board and I was able to do it. Today I had the closet of 180 cm and couldn't get it to go in the line. Watched you video again and it went through like aa charm. Thanks!
Really? The hollowfibre frames seem more stable that PAX? The frame construction seems similar to BESTA to me, which on the taller frames the sides would bow out making door attaching a bit haphazard.
Thanks for your videos. I'm about to construct one of these next week. One question: which size you use for the connecting screws hold the furniture together ?
Nice video with very detailed explanation. I'd like to know how to disassemble the plastic fittings those are used to fix back panel to the frame. Can someone describe how to do it?
Really great video. My room height is only 5 cms more than the height of the frame. How can I put the back panel? Is it possible to build the unit vertically like PAX? Thanks
Great series, thank you. From your perspective is this system significantly worse than PAX? It fits better in my space, but not sure if it is not a waste of money and it will disintegrate quickly from a daily use. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Fantastic explanation, but I’ve rushed and put the back side with white colour on outside , and I put the plugs in already😭 how to get the plugs out pls to turn the back panel?
One day One day when I will do these videos in my studio. Usually, I work in small spaces. But it is a good idea definitely would save my knees can feel them after long day.
We havent even started building ours yet because I wanted to watch your video again. Thank you so much! Your explanation is wonderful and you've saved us a lot of time and stress :) Thank you!
Glad to help. Thank you for watching
Thank you we just built 9 of these today we couldn’t figure out getting in the back-board. Thanks for the help :)
Thanks a lot, great explanation!
I’m about to assemble one of those tomorrow. Thank you very much for clear instructions!
Thanks to the video and clear instructions, we managed to assemble our Platsa unit in a blaze! Don't know how long it will last, but that's a different story! 😛
Now thats alot of space.. Very impressive.. and very clean looking..
Thanks for this. Makes it easier than using the instructions.
Thank you for watching
Thanks bro you’re the best
Video still holds up, thanks!
Excellent video PP Flatpack, thank you. I agree you should be on IKEA's payroll
Agree ;)
Wow, I don't know how you did this-
I watched the video yesterday for the back board and I was able to do it. Today I had the closet of 180 cm and couldn't get it to go in the line. Watched you video again and it went through like aa charm.
Thanks!
Glad it worked for you. Thank you for watching
Thanks really useful video!
Nice video, mate. And really helpful. Thank you 🙏
Thanks for taking the time to share.
Thank you for watching
Really like this new series. 🛇 nails. Easy assembly. The joints come together more like old school carpentry. Seems a lot more steady than pax.
Yes easy to put hem together. Thank you for watching
Really good to put together solid but easy to take apart if you need to
Really? The hollowfibre frames seem more stable that PAX? The frame construction seems similar to BESTA to me, which on the taller frames the sides would bow out making door attaching a bit haphazard.
Thank you! I got stuck with the back, in the instructions it looks like you insert it still folded, your video showed to straighten/flatten it first!
Danke für deine Videos. Vorab sehr hilfreich.
This is honestly an awesome video! Something like to go ask a friend who did it before.
Thank you for watching
Great video 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Can't wait to do one of these, I hate the pax.... Your the man brother
Hi, can you tell me why you hate the pax? I'm looking for wardrobe and was looking at it.👀
@@emiris15 Agreed, curious on why the PAX hate. PAX is solid particleboard and this is more hollow like BESTA.
Thanks for your videos. I'm about to construct one of these next week. One question: which size you use for the connecting screws hold the furniture together ?
Thank you
Nice video with very detailed explanation. I'd like to know how to disassemble the plastic fittings those are used to fix back panel to the frame. Can someone describe how to do it?
Really great video. My room height is only 5 cms more than the height of the frame. How can I put the back panel? Is it possible to build the unit vertically like PAX? Thanks
Мерсибо ❤
well tutorial video
I’m having hard time disassembling this very same frame, do you have any tips?
Is it possible to swing the doors what ever way u want. Thanks
Hi thank you for this - can you tell me how to dismantle a platsa - I clipped on together and it was incorrect - how do I dismantle it
Great series, thank you. From your perspective is this system significantly worse than PAX? It fits better in my space, but not sure if it is not a waste of money and it will disintegrate quickly from a daily use. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
I would go for Pax. Structure and all build is sturdier and what I see significantly more people ordering Pax system competing to PLATSA.
On one side mine doesn't have the keyhole thing to slide the other shelf into. It's just a round hole so nothing aligns.
Thank you for helping us with our storage! Really helpful for the backboard part
Thank you for watching
Fantastic explanation, but I’ve rushed and put the back side with white colour on outside , and I put the plugs in already😭 how to get the plugs out pls to turn the back panel?
You might be able to use a flat head screwdriver to lever up the inside pin first, then pull out the outside plug.
What size is the wardrobe unit you used. Thanks
Ever think about using folding tables to build on?
One day One day when I will do these videos in my studio. Usually, I work in small spaces. But it is a good idea definitely would save my knees can feel them after long day.
Any idea or suggestions on how you can close the side gap between the closet and the wall?
it is not supposed to, it can easily build mould
Is it necessary to put the feet on, i havent put any feet
Without feet the bottom drawers or doors may touch the floor
Is it possible to disassemble this?
Yes
good job , Why throw away the catalog this way ?
And if the room isn't twice the size of the unit, how the FUCK do you put the back on?
I'm two years late but the backboard is flexible so stick it against the wall and bending the board line up the ends, then feed it in.