Infographic Ikea Faktum / Rationell

hello everyone here,

I have already spent a few weeks on various sites, also searched this forum. I am looking for a kind of infographic, a chart or table, where I could find out which parts are compatible with each other under which designation/product number/year of manufacture/etc.

I own 2 kitchens in 2 countries, both are Faktum, one seems to be from the 90s, the other was bought in 2001 or 2002. I have been upgrading these kitchens for some time now, but for cost reasons I mostly buy used items.

By now I have had 3 versions of the rationell full extension slides in my hands (not deeper/higher, but with different fronts/tracks/dampers/screws/etc.). I have dug through the rationell history and now know that there is rationell a, b, h and possibly more. I am also familiar with the Blum slides and all kinds of other things. Here I only have a batch of parts that are incompatible with each other or where little things are missing – and for lack of product numbers or more precise descriptions in various forums (is blum Tandembox = blum tandembox? apparently not...) I cannot get any further. Is anyone experienced and/or willing to create something like this? I would be happy to assist graphically.

Hello, I might be able to tell you what some parts belong to if you photograph them, but creating an overview is difficult. You would need assembly instructions with part numbers for all versions, and parts like frames and back panels don’t have any numbers at all.

Since at Faktum not only the manufacturers of the fittings were changed according to the year of production, but also different fittings were used depending on the country (DE/AT/CH), such an infographic will hardly be possible. In some cases, the manufacturers were mixed as well; regular drawers were from Hettich and the oven drawers/ toe-kick drawers from Blum.

thank you. I have uploaded a pdf online where an Ikea expert has already helped me a lot. I have now searched for the blum rails. I think I need the tandem bluemotion 358.530 for the ones with the red button. but everything is complicated

300dpi.at/ikea_teile.pdf

Remove the bottom rails from cabinets and place one of the Maximera (not from Austria, Switzerland, France, etc.) there. At the bottom, you can simply place the rails on the floor and screw them in. Rails can be found repeatedly in the bargain pit. Some houses do not put them out, so you have to ask.

Kind of annoying when you live in Austria ;) So off to Ikea in Poland and Slovakia! :D