Can You Add Kallax Together

Here's how I stack Ikea Kallax shelves and attach them together without drilling into them or using glue, to ensure they can be taken apart if needed. How to connect two KALLAX units together Rui's method helps to connect two or more KALLAX shelving units together. His hack doesn't get rid of the thicker side panels where the units are joined, as per the inspo photo above.

If anyone has any ideas on how that's done, do drop us a comment. ~ Jules I had two KALLAX 2×2 units and wanted a longer shelving unit in my space. So I decided to.

I stacked mine but I attached them to the wall instead of each other. If you're doing this as a freestanding room divider I think you could use flat metal brackets (?) to connect them on the outside. In fact, the Kallax shelving units are so versatile, you'll find it super easy to put together endless different shapes and sizes depending on what you need! What Can I Put In Ikea Kallax? You can store almost anything in an Ikea Kallax unit!

I figured I'd make a video showing the method I use to attach multiple Ikea Kallax shelves together without drilling into them or using glue, so they can easily be taken apart/reconfigured: Of course, remember to be safe and use wall anchors. With that, you'll have your very own DIY Kallax workbench completed. Of course, you can continue to customize it in ways that suit both you and your projects.

For instance, you can fill the storage spaces with your materials and tools or add other details for aesthetic reasons, practical purposes, or both. Has anyone ever easily connected kallax units together? I need a 3 x 2, I'm going to get the 2 x 2 and a 1 x 2 I have asked customer services in ikea and they said that they don't supply connectors, but they stated it is possible. Has anyone done this before?

The Kallax is a super versatile piece already on its own, but did you know that there are a TON of ways to take your Kallax unit to the next level? And best of all, most of the Kallax hacks in this list are pretty easy and quick to pull off. Using the 'inside' length from the 5×5 KALLAX and the outside smaller "2" end from the 4×2 KALLAX, we created the initial L shape. Related: KALLAX for mudroom and entryway organization cubbies Using the provided dowels, add a top and bottom shelf and divider from the 4×2 set.

This will give you 2 boxes, a gap of 3, then 2 boxes. I've done this in my apartment with 3 2x4 Kallax units stacked horizontally on top of one another (to make a 6x4 bookshelf). Make sure you use flat metal L-shaped fasteners screwed into the back to hold them together, and that's a good call securing it to the wall.