Materials: Fullen
Description: The Fullen sink base cabinet is very low compared with the height of my sink, so I thought why not put two on top of each other?
I cut of the side panels on the reduced Fullen so they would fit under the normal Fullen. I drilled new holes for the assembly pins and put it together as normal. This part will be without doors so I left out the part with the hinges.
Then I cut a new hole for the drain pipe in the top panel of the normal Fullen with a jigsaw and put the shortened Fullen version on top and fixed it with some small screws.
I followed the rest of the instructions and fitted the combo with doors, back panels and legs.
~ Jens Kløve, Copenhagen
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Jules is the author of IKEAHackers.net: 25 Biggest and Best Projects".
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