DIY IKEA Hack – Kallax modified to 45 shades paper rack [4K]

Hello Papercrafters 👋🏼

I wished for some organizer for all that papers for so long. And I made it, finally. 🥳
I think it would be a shame do not to share this DIY project with you. 🙌🏼 So anybody can build a similar one very easily.

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Wallpaper by Kevin MacLeod
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[CutnglueCom]

The PDF blueprints & instructions 📖 are ready finally… 🎉
Please, find the link in the description and get yours 👆🏼

Thank you all for your beautiful words, your enthusiasm, and your appreciation 🙏🏼 All this gives me the power 💪🏼 and motivation. Love you all ❤️

[erins.]

Every single craft woman’s dreams in one video! The Kallax paper storage solution is pretty good too! Lol.

[Kera.S.]

This is a Fantastic idea! I wish IKEA would buy your idea and actually offer this for purchase!

[daisy]

very dusty where i live so doors are needed. I like the way you create so frugally ty

[judyracher]

What a wonderful idea. Thank you for sharing.

[philmcavity]

Creativity knows no boundaries. I admire your discipline in the process of figuring out the smallest of details. It is both beautiful and practical. Congrats..

[kellyjean]

I appreciate this great idea. I hope it has held up well over the years

[MargoDiPatri]

What a phenomenal idea! This is a “next level” paper organizer. Gorgeous!

[cmfnjaf]

Best paper storage video ive seen! So classy and organized! My hubby's next project, for sure!! Thank you!

[ArtyAntics]

I didn’t know you can buy replacement parts, that is so smart, thank you for sharing that! This is a brilliant idea!

[wendy]

I like your idea, and admire your couch choice.

[nooncactus]

Oh my goodness! Your modifications to the IKEA cabinet are extraordinary! Everything is so neat, tidy and accessible. Great job! Thank you for sharing. 👍🏼

[valkyriesardo]

Alternative solution for wheels....Make a furniture dolly...Construct a rectangle of 2x4 lumber. The outer perimeter of the rectangle matches the dimensions of the base of the Kallax. Attach wheels to the rectangle. Anchor attractive wood molding to the outer perimeter of the rectangle. Choose molding wide enough to both hide the raw lumber AND form a raised lip. The Kallax fits snugly within the raised lip of molding. The raised lip should be no higher than the bottom board of the Kallax. There should be no need to anchor the Kallax to the dolly. Note that you could choose a baseboard molding that is wide enough to hide the wheels from view.

[MsCurliegirlie]

This is AWESOME! I just ordered 2 Walmart better homes and garden’s cubes and will be trying this! Blessings from Kansas!

[gerryh]

What a fantastic idea. It looks so professional. I appreciated your detailed instructions. I don't need a piece like this right now but do love the Kallax. It's great to see the potential in turning it into a piece that fits your exact needs. Great Job!

[annasalinas]

Love it and the rainbow of colors. I'm gonna try that for in 12x12 inch papers.

[beverly]

Thank you so much! This is so much easier than how I was going to do it. I have the mdf cut, now I just need to cut the spacers. So glad I couldn't sleep and came across this. 😁

[patriciasimmel]

You are a genius! Thank you for sharing your fabulous idea with all of us you tubers!

[maelindaseawell]

Brilliant!! I love the spacing idea to create the paper shelves.

[Teasy]

What a fantastic video and it has made the Kallax even more valuable to all paper crafters. Thank you so much for sharing and greetings from Ireland.