Make a 60 cm undercabinet with Ikea Maximera drawers narrower

Hello,
they do not fit. They still fit for RATIONELL from Blum, but for Maximera the connections were designed differently than for the Tandembox antaro.
Do you know in which post it is still incorrect? Then I can edit it.

hello it's me,
read this post:


I intended to do that last autumn, but had to postpone it to this spring March/April due to a bereavement with moving out of the apartment and all that stuff...

maybe it helps you.
Regards robi

Hello again everyone!

First of all, here is the link to the other thread again, since it obviously didn’t work the first time:

Also, thanks for the tips! I only have a niche of 2.60m, into which everything must fit except the refrigerator. That’s why I definitely want a 50 cm cabinet. A 60 cm one would theoretically also work, but then I really don’t like the layout at all. I’m making the fronts myself. Actually, I am a cabinetmaker myself, but I am looking for the absolute simplest and quickest solution for my kitchen (explaining the reasons would be too long), so I ended up with the Ikea carcasses. I will probably adapt the 60 cm carcass and install the Antaro tandem boxes. That seems simplest to me. Even easier would have been the back wall holders... Too bad they no longer fit.

Have a nice evening!
Nicole

Didn't work again with the link
For some reason the beginning always seems to disappear... ?!? So the domain name is still missing before that...

so if it should be very simple:

take a 45cm dishwasher front, plan the board dimensions for a custom-built carcass on paper and have it cut at a hardware store using 19mm boards and simple edge banding, screw it together sideways with Spax screws, the screw heads will be visible.

then make the pot holes for the hinges yourself in the 45cm front, taking the measurements from another, wider front.

instead of the custom-built carcass, you can also use the original Ikea carcass, but the front crosspiece (metal strip) is hard to shorten. however, you could simply have a white chipboard cut to size with a depth of 10cm and use this as the front crosspiece, just like it was the case with Faktum or is common with other kitchen manufacturers.

everything with drawers becomes more complicated because then you have to cut several fronts to the desired width. if you are a carpenter: do you produce the fronts yourself anyway and only use Ikea material for the base?