mikeinator1
2012-07-12 15:57:22
- #1
Hm, well I can't say anything. Except for the legs, the instructions are really ok and it's fun to build together.
Mike
Mike
IKEA Faktum legs/feet
- Erstellt am 2012-07-12 08:18:38
IKEA-Profi
2012-07-12 23:19:36
- #2
The thing with the legs is fiddly if you want to move the cabinet, that's true. Therefore, they should be assembled "on site" if possible. Nevertheless, they are incredibly stable IF you don't move the cabinet back and forth.
Derp
2012-09-01 05:43:56
- #3
The thing with the legs is the absolute worst. The instructions are outrageous, as is the whole plan of the Faktum kitchen.
Nayla_1068
2012-09-01 16:21:05
- #4
The thing with the legs is the absolute worst nonsense. The instructions are an outrage, as is the entire plan of the Faktum kitchen.
Wow, great introduction to the forum! Welcome!
What exactly is nonsense? And what is wrong with Faktum? If you write a bit more detailed, surely someone can help you here and there or answer questions!
NfU
Well
IKEA-Experte
2012-09-01 20:10:18
- #5
At half past four in the morning, I would also have my troubles tinkering.
Derp
2012-09-02 16:21:46
- #6
[Quote]The thing with the legs is the absolute worst. The manual is outrageous, as is the entire plan of the Faktum kitchen.
Wow, great introduction to the forum! Welcome!
What exactly is rubbish? And what is so wrong with Faktum? If you write a bit more detailed, surely someone can help you here or there or answer your questions!
NfU
Na[/Quote]
The technique with the feet is a pain in the ass... How are you supposed to properly move the cabinets and get them level when these crappy things bend/fall out of their holes at every movement? I did it like this now: I drilled a strip horizontally under the kitchen on the wall.
Is it actually normal that there is no high-voltage cable included with the ceramic hob? And why does the description nowhere say how to get the drawers out of the cabinets again? I had no internet on the construction site and was thus completely helpless at first. Oh boy, how much stress this kitchen cost me... They really don't make a single extra step towards you. And if you have a problem with Ikea, you have to call the expensive hotline number. That's outrageous, really.
Edith:
Oh, I just see that there are other feet which can be screwed on very easily and thus prevent this annoying falling out of the feet. Well done, Ikea. Unfortunately, I have the other feet from the brochure and not those "rational" feet...