tobi77_8767
2016-05-15 17:12:29
- #1
Hello
I am planning a kitchen unit with 3 base cabinets (each 60 cm wide). Normally, a cabinet stands on 4 Metod plastic legs (= 12 in total). According to the instructions, however, the legs can alternatively be placed on the transition between two cabinets, which would mean I need 4 legs less in total.
Has anyone ever done this? Does this method work in practice, and is it stable enough? Disadvantages? More fiddling? I think the assembly can then only be done by two people, right?
Regards
Tobi
I am planning a kitchen unit with 3 base cabinets (each 60 cm wide). Normally, a cabinet stands on 4 Metod plastic legs (= 12 in total). According to the instructions, however, the legs can alternatively be placed on the transition between two cabinets, which would mean I need 4 legs less in total.
Has anyone ever done this? Does this method work in practice, and is it stable enough? Disadvantages? More fiddling? I think the assembly can then only be done by two people, right?
Regards
Tobi