Walk-in-Pax

Materials: both Pax 60 × 0, two sliding doors Pax 150 × 0

Inspired by some work in ikeahackers .net I decided to build a walk-in-Pax, using two 60cm Pax standing opposite with their openings in a niche which is 2.70 m wide.

I also bought two PAX sliding doors each 1.50m and a height of 2 m. To fix the doors you need to imitate the opening of a Pax. I used some wooden beams to connect the cabinets on the left and right side and narrow boards that are 18mm thick

I shortened all rails: . The higher each of 1.35, lower than 70 cm and secure them on both sides as far as possible. (The doors overlap a bit, but it sounds good). Thus, the doors can be guided in the lower rails with at least one arm, but the entrance is free, it is possible to walk in without climbing over obstacles. You are not required to fix the rails on the floor!

I wanted to keep the doors of light, so I used as window Japanese "Shoji" paper. It looks really good, light and bright. I closed the gap between the door and the ceiling with a light and simple construction wood, so I also used shoji paper

I love my job, it looks really good -. And he was even rather cheap [

Unpacking 2015 IKEA Catalogue

Doll House Bunk Bed made by Thea Caldwell based IKEA MYDAL Pine Bed.

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