Thank you, the instructions are very useful. I took pictures when assembling and now after moving houses can't get to make much out of those pictures. These instructions helped me put it back again :)
Oh man, thank you so much. It is much more convenient to assemble the door in the "little space" version! And if not for your video about installing the door, I would have spent more time and effort installing the second door. I already started swearing, but I remembered your video and watched it again.
Oh yes many people slide in the wrong gap ..... especially with outer doors as the hinge is wider and can go even all the way back behind the second line. Thank you for watching.
Thank you so much for sharing this. You have literally been a life-saver whilst me and my hubs fitted our new wardrobes.If we hadn't found your videos we would have been in a right old pickle. Thank you again
Glad my videos worked for so many of you. I can see many similar comments regarding Ikea should include my videos or approach me officially to do it for them for all products. So far no one has gotten in touch but maybe if more people let them know they will. There were some comments when in the Ikea store Ikea employees recommended my videos to follow hahaha. Will see you maybe one day. Thank you for watching I'm happy my videos help many people all over the world it makes my effort worthy.
Hi your videos have saved my life And no idea how to take off the sliding doors IKEA put them up so had know idea how it was put up Thanks very much Bill
Peter, thank you very much for your informative and detailed video. It saved me tremendously with my re-alignment tasking. Keep up the great work! You’re appreciated😉
Excellent - thank you!!! And this version of the closet has now been replaced by a new type in Denmark, so I had to assemble a closet which I didn’t have instruktions for…
Woo hoo, completed both my sliding doors following this tutorial, I have the bigger 1m sliding doors on each side, need two people to put/align the doors on the rails.
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your videos with us.. I’m also wondering if the join lines on the face of the doors should line up? Ours our slightly out?
If you mean the lines between panels and slime panels in the middle they should be flush but sometimes I can see a small gap, especially on the sides if is like half a millimetre that's fine I guess that's isolation inside your slim metal panel or your slim metal panel slightly bending.
I am rebuilding pax sliding door wardrobes. With my wardrobe only one side panel comes with four small holes for the space cover which is attached after hanging the doors. Bare this in mind when assembling the outer door and the side on which you want the outer door to sit.
Peter, I have a unique situation and was wondering if you can assist me. I have the large double unit and had to build it in the standing position because of the space available, it fits perfectly inside a closet with little to no wiggle room on either side of the unit to slide the inner door between the outer door and frame. The only way I see I can do it is to start by installing the inner door first and then inserting the outer door last. I am waiting on the glass panels that are on back order, can it be done or am I going to find so problems while installing the doors in reverse order as you have instructed. Thanks and your videos are very educational. Best Regards>
It should work both ways. If you feel like there is no space remove stoppers on the top so you gain few cm that should be enough to put the doors either way. If you going to do outer doors second you can do the bottom hinge on the outer door after you hang the doors over just don't put the ending panels before you hang them so you can swing them all the way left and right when you installing bottom hinge in the correct line.
I want to ask if it matters which door (i.e. inner or outer) is on the left or on the right side. I installed this door about ten years ago, and now I would like to switch the outer one to the right and the inner one to the left side. Is it possible? The reason is that I want to put the cabinet close to the wall, and because of the baseboard, it would suit me better.
Hey Peter! Thanks for these videos. I have a somewhat strange question, but do you think these rails are strong enough that they could span a 88cm gap between cabinets and hold a door sliding across? I use my Ikea Pax wardrobe to separate a room, and I have an 88cm gap as the "doorway". I was hoping to add sliding doors to "close the door" when I need to shut it. Thank you for your time!
Hi. Are you in London I think that's interesting idea it may work with some kind of support on the 88cm gap. If you based in London please let me know I would be interested to doit for you and do video about it. Just need to see before if it will work.
We're attempting to get out doors on, but they won't go all the way to the end. I know it has something to do with the stopper. Any idea how we can fix that?
I you have this exact model of the IKEA PAX WARDROBE the stoppers can be moved 3-4mm to the side Here you can see how it is done .th-cam.com/video/fTvlmmJts7g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qCsw4_Qz00sTARb1 Hope that help.
I want to buy doors only, without frames, and hang them on custom-made wood planks. Do you think it's doable?) The reason I want to do it is that I already have a gap in the room which is almost exactly the size of the wardrobe 240 cm high by 210 cm length. It will be a walk-in storage space
@@PPFlatPack thanks! That's exactly what I'm planning to do. I will start by mounting and leveling the top rail first and then adjust the bottom to get the size right
Does anyone have a part number for the aluminium ending panel at 12.43..? I bought this wardrobe from a friend for extra storage, but this panel was missing - I tried ordering one (#150017) from Ikea but the part number was wrong and the one they sent me doesn't fit (it has a different profile that doesn't fit all the way into the groove, and seven screw holes (none of which line but with the four pre-drilled holes)). Thanks for the videos - these have been an absolute life saver!
@@PPFlatPack Thanks, I'll look into it. I just don't want to order any more spare parts from Ikea using the wrong part number, for them to have the expense of posting it to me from Slovakia, Poland, Germany or wherever they're stored (like the last item I ordered).
Thank you, the instructions are very useful. I took pictures when assembling and now after moving houses can't get to make much out of those pictures. These instructions helped me put it back again :)
Oh man, thank you so much.
It is much more convenient to assemble the door in the "little space" version!
And if not for your video about installing the door, I would have spent more time and effort installing the second door. I already started swearing, but I remembered your video and watched it again.
Right place right time. Thank you for watching
This is not only an assembly manual - THIS IS A MARRIAGE SAVER!
PP Flat Pack, You're legend. I wouldn't be able to assemble without your videos. Thank you.
7:52 That is exactly what happened to me. Took 2 hours to figure out why the doors weren't sliding past each other. Thank you for this little remark.
Oh yes many people slide in the wrong gap ..... especially with outer doors as the hinge is wider and can go even all the way back behind the second line. Thank you for watching.
Really helpful videos. Thank you.
This is previous pax sliding door video (older model) New IKEA PAX sliding door video coming soon. Thank you for watching
Really good work @PP FlatPack.I do not have manual to fix this but I saw your video and it helps me to fix them on PAX :)
Glad it worked for you. Thank you for watching.
You are the best, man seriously
Thank you so much for sharing this. You have literally been a life-saver whilst me and my hubs fitted our new wardrobes.If we hadn't found your videos we would have been in a right old pickle. Thank you again
Thank you for watching
Today you saved my life (and my Pax)!!!
I also watched part 1 and part 2, thank you so much…greetings from Italy ❤️
Thank you for watching
Thank you for watching
Thank you for watching
Many many thanks...after week when we weren't able to open the doors completely, my husband has been willing to watch this video and it' s done 😊
Congratulation. Thank you for watching. Majte sa fajn ;)
Really well done video. Extremely useful to me, really clear. IKEA should pay you for these and then host them on their website.👍👍👍
Glad my videos worked for so many of you. I can see many similar comments regarding Ikea should include my videos or approach me officially to do it for them for all products. So far no one has gotten in touch but maybe if more people let them know they will. There were some comments when in the Ikea store Ikea employees recommended my videos to follow hahaha. Will see you maybe one day. Thank you for watching I'm happy my videos help many people all over the world it makes my effort worthy.
Hi your videos have saved my life
And no idea how to take off the sliding doors
IKEA put them up so had know idea how it was put up
Thanks very much
Bill
Glad to help. Thank you for watching.
THANK YOU! so very helpful
Peter, thank you very much for your informative and detailed video. It saved me tremendously with my re-alignment tasking. Keep up the great work! You’re appreciated😉
Thank you very helpful.
thanks we couldn't fix it without you👏👏👏👏💐
Honestly don’t know how we would of done it with out your videos ! Thank you so much 😊👍🏻
Thank you for watching
Thank you so much!! Best greats from Austria 👋🏼
Excellent - thank you!!! And this version of the closet has now been replaced by a new type in Denmark, so I had to assemble a closet which I didn’t have instruktions for…
Here is the new Ikea pax th-cam.com/video/Ilxl5yDrq48/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Bokr106mZf62MAs8
Thanks man we really appreciate that keep going
Woo hoo, completed both my sliding doors following this tutorial, I have the bigger 1m sliding doors on each side, need two people to put/align the doors on the rails.
Best video for this👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻Thank you author🔥
Legend. Thanks.
Thank you , really, thank you !!
Thank you for watching
Great Job !!! :-)
Hi, thank you so much for sharing your videos with us.. I’m also wondering if the join lines on the face of the doors should line up? Ours our slightly out?
If you mean the lines between panels and slime panels in the middle they should be flush but sometimes I can see a small gap, especially on the sides if is like half a millimetre that's fine I guess that's isolation inside your slim metal panel or your slim metal panel slightly bending.
great video. Can the rails be cut to 110cm length. I appreciate it means the 2 doors will overlap more but that does not bother me.
Thank you
I am rebuilding pax sliding door wardrobes. With my wardrobe only one side panel comes with four small holes for the space cover which is attached after hanging the doors. Bare this in mind when assembling the outer door and the side on which you want the outer door to sit.
Hello
Do you know what the problem could be if the doors are not attaching at the bottom runner ?
Thank you
Do you know what would cause the inner door to fall off when they get to the fully open position?
Peter, I have a unique situation and was wondering if you can assist me. I have the large double unit and had to build it in the standing position because of the space available, it fits perfectly inside a closet with little to no wiggle room on either side of the unit to slide the inner door between the outer door and frame. The only way I see I can do it is to start by installing the inner door first and then inserting the outer door last. I am waiting on the glass panels that are on back order, can it be done or am I going to find so problems while installing the doors in reverse order as you have instructed. Thanks and your videos are very educational. Best Regards>
It should work both ways. If you feel like there is no space remove stoppers on the top so you gain few cm that should be enough to put the doors either way. If you going to do outer doors second you can do the bottom hinge on the outer door after you hang the doors over just don't put the ending panels before you hang them so you can swing them all the way left and right when you installing bottom hinge in the correct line.
If I had a 300 width can I put sliding door on it ?
I want to ask if it matters which door (i.e. inner or outer) is on the left or on the right side. I installed this door about ten years ago, and now I would like to switch the outer one to the right and the inner one to the left side. Is it possible? The reason is that I want to put the cabinet close to the wall, and because of the baseboard, it would suit me better.
No problem can switch the doors just need to change the ending aluminum panels
@@PPFlatPack Thank you.
Hey Peter! Thanks for these videos. I have a somewhat strange question, but do you think these rails are strong enough that they could span a 88cm gap between cabinets and hold a door sliding across? I use my Ikea Pax wardrobe to separate a room, and I have an 88cm gap as the "doorway". I was hoping to add sliding doors to "close the door" when I need to shut it. Thank you for your time!
Hi. Are you in London I think that's interesting idea it may work with some kind of support on the 88cm gap. If you based in London please let me know I would be interested to doit for you and do video about it. Just need to see before if it will work.
We're attempting to get out doors on, but they won't go all the way to the end. I know it has something to do with the stopper. Any idea how we can fix that?
I you have this exact model of the IKEA PAX WARDROBE the stoppers can be moved 3-4mm to the side Here you can see how it is done .th-cam.com/video/fTvlmmJts7g/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qCsw4_Qz00sTARb1 Hope that help.
I want to buy doors only, without frames, and hang them on custom-made wood planks. Do you think it's doable?) The reason I want to do it is that I already have a gap in the room which is almost exactly the size of the wardrobe 240 cm high by 210 cm length. It will be a walk-in storage space
Have look at this one it may give you some idea th-cam.com/video/aXEMWiwgUuk/w-d-xo.html
@@PPFlatPack thanks! That's exactly what I'm planning to do. I will start by mounting and leveling the top rail first and then adjust the bottom to get the size right
can anyone tell me the thickness of a single miror please ?
Does anyone have a part number for the aluminium ending panel at 12.43..?
I bought this wardrobe from a friend for extra storage, but this panel was missing - I tried ordering one (#150017) from Ikea but the part number was wrong and the one they sent me doesn't fit (it has a different profile that doesn't fit all the way into the groove, and seven screw holes (none of which line but with the four pre-drilled holes)).
Thanks for the videos - these have been an absolute life saver!
There is new Ikea pax sliding doors now. I think you may get the old parts in Ikea bargain corner usually they have all extras there.
@@PPFlatPack Thanks, I'll look into it. I just don't want to order any more spare parts from Ikea using the wrong part number, for them to have the expense of posting it to me from Slovakia, Poland, Germany or wherever they're stored (like the last item I ordered).
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Merci !
What do you do if you have put the doors on but realised the top door is in the gap at the back and not in the second rail? Thanks