Hang the Ikea Besta TV bench on the wall

2009-10-28 21:19:23

I got the TV stand from Besta.

120 wide / 38 deep with two shelves and the back panel made of plywood.

I now want to hang this TV stand on the wall under the LCD and not put it on the floor.

Has anyone done this before and can share their tips or ideas with me?

I was thinking of using large brackets from the hardware store or something like corner reinforcements or the like...

I hope for your support... many thanks.

Regards Alex

2009-10-29 07:29:43

There are such brackets for kitchen cabinets. They are screwed from the inside to the side panel. If you use 6 of them, that should actually be enough. 4 pieces = top right inside, top left inside, and the other two on the middle part. The other 2 from below on the "base plate." That should be enough, but check if the screws hold well enough on the side panels. Not that the screws are only in 3 mm thick wood... But logical, right???

There are different colors available as covers. If your color is not included, use white cover caps and paint over them.

Regards Maverick1854

2009-11-20 14:34:30

There are such brackets for kitchen cabinets. They are screwed from the inside onto the side panel. If you use 6 of them, that should actually be enough. 4 pieces = top right inside, top left inside, and the other two on the middle part. The other 2 from below on the "base plate". That should be enough, but check whether the screws hold well enough on the side panels. You don't want the screws to be sitting in only 3 mm thick wood... But logical, right???

There are various colors for the covers. If your color is not available, take white cover caps and paint over them.

Regards Maverick1854

The middle part is cardboard covered with 3mm wood ... nothing will hold there. I got two big brackets 200/150/5 at the hardware store and will try my luck with them ... let's go

2009-11-20 21:07:59

Then there is also the possibility to attach the brackets to the top plate from the inside. BUT... then it should be noted that the entire weight rests on the top plate. Therefore, possibly also use one or two attachments from below to the base plate for stabilization or relief.

If you use the brackets from the hardware store, the above also applies of course...

Regards Maverick1854

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Hang the Ikea Besta TV bench on the wall

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