IKEA-Experte
2013-08-31 14:29:28
- #1
The 120 corner base cabinet has two shelves that can be unscrewed and then pulled out - basically the budget version of the LeMans by Kesseböhmer. This allows easy access to everything. However, the maximum load capacity of 12 kg per level is quite low. The shelves only occupy part of the cabinet and can therefore only be loaded to a limited extent. In addition, I noticed over time that the shelves sagged somewhat. There is also a design flaw with the rotating axes (two simple metal pins). They wear out and you will always find some metal debris inside the cabinet.
With 60 cm wide drawers, you don’t have much less space but gain higher load capacity. That’s why I installed deep drawers in my corner cabinet.
I didn’t want to leave the corner completely unused, so I installed two simple drawers there.
Of course, you don’t have as easy access to these, but for items that are rarely used or certain supplies, they are practical. If you at least omit one of the corner drawers, you could still install an inner drawer above the upper pull-out.
With 60 cm wide drawers, you don’t have much less space but gain higher load capacity. That’s why I installed deep drawers in my corner cabinet.
I didn’t want to leave the corner completely unused, so I installed two simple drawers there.
Of course, you don’t have as easy access to these, but for items that are rarely used or certain supplies, they are practical. If you at least omit one of the corner drawers, you could still install an inner drawer above the upper pull-out.