Build Floating Standing Desk Ikea Hack with HAMMARP Butcher Block Countertop

Thanks for checking out our first Youtube video!

In this video I’m going to show you how to make a super easy wall mounted standing desk for your room or office space. This is a super easy Ikea hack DIY project using readily available off the shelf materials.

Below is a list of items we used:

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[Christina-vniy]

Great video guys! We'v been racking our brains trying to find a good support option, this is a perfect hack for our IKEA floating desktop. Thanks for sharing.

[horvathzsolt]

Great video! How many kilograms can the table be loaded?

[clr]

Awesome FIRST video; have me ideas to set up my home office. Thanks!

[ifolded]

Hey amazing first video! Wish you guys the best on your YouTube journey!!

[jorinedorcelus]

Hey what screws would you recommend for the flange to attach it to the wall? For the halex, you used the screws that came with the countertop?

[jalawialotaibi]

the future is smiling at you, I can see that my brother. subscribed!

[islandgirl]

This is awesome. I just ordered white countertops for kids desk. Figured they would be more durable. I was trying to figure out what else to do rather than have them on top of Alex drawers. This is perfect!

[alvi]

Thanks, man. We were able to pull something similar off for our laundry room/mudroom in our 1950’s cape cod. Only problem was that we forgot that the floor isn’t level lol. So, now our butcher block will have to be a bit unleveled just so it doesn’t stand out as much.

[mcovalt]

First YouTube comment in nearly a decade...

This is your first video? Impressive.

[renkane]

Great build! What were the screws you used for the wall and the straps under the table?

[MRdownrising]

what size and type of screw did you use to install the floor flange to wall

[john_alex_wood]

I want to create a floating corner desk (into brick walls, not studs) but my carpenter is concerned that, doing it your way, the metal support bars will, over time, start to come away from the walls from the weight of the computers on the desk and people leaning on it. Has this happened for you?

[BleezyBlai]

Do you think it would be possible to put a hinge on this to be able to fold up to create more space at times?

[soyuz]

How much load can you put on the table? I fear my 6 year old would climb on it, if I make one.

[Martin_Ramirez.]

Excellent idea!. Sometimes the simplest is the best. But, what about the resistance? How much weight would a desk like that support? Do you feel it solid or tremble when writing? Thanks in advance for your answers.

[nwbea]

Was there any concern on weight limit on the desks?

[blasimatt]

How well are these holding up to the weight of the counter tops? I was thinking about doing something similar to this in a room but using 2 and making a floating L desk in the corner for our two computer set ups.

[taggertrose]

super cool. If i were to do something similar in an apartment, would it be easy to patch the holes afterward or do you not recommend it?

[Ailil]

Great Video! The production and format is way better than most videos out there on DIY and Hacks. Looking forward to see more.
BTW what specific model is that cordless drill? is it 18V? Thank you! Keep the great work!

[solomonganz]

What color danish oil did you use? Did you sand it down first or did you just apply the oil to the wood out of the box? Thanks!