Building a Suite of Ikea Pax Wardrobes
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This guide includes additional information to help you erect a suite of Ikea Pax wardrobes and is well worth reading before you make your purchase from Ikea. It contains a lot of information and extra help which is not included in the Ikea instructions supplied with the units. It will help you decide whether to build the wardrobes yourself, get help off freinds and family, or pay someone to do it for you. There are plenty of useful tips and tricks of how to do it.
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Flat Pack Blog
Sunday, February 6th, 2011
Whether it is a bunk bed or loft bed, it is important to heed the warnings on the instructions. If you do not attach the slats properly to the upper bunk your child can suffer serious injury. The following two things have been identified:-
- The slats must all be fastened down on the top or raised bunk. On a normal bed the slats are often strung together and fastened down at six anchor point. If the slats fall through the bed you only have 12 inches to fall so no issue. If you are on the top bunk, such a fall could cause a serious injury, especially considering the way the slats might move and trap an unlucky child.
- Slat must be placed right up to the head and foot boards on the upper bunk. Again an unlucky child could slip and get trapped in a seriously uncomfortable or fatal position.
The chances of these two things happening are increased during play and therefore it is imperative that bunk beds and loft beds are assembled correctly.
