The making of IVARTAR…
Content: IVAR
6 shelves
9 boards
2 struts
1 clothes rail (not IVAR)
1. Build 6 shelves with 6 boards and 2 struts into a connected Ivar shelf.
2. Cut the middle board (in the front) to the lower foot and the part of the screw.
3. The shelves are supported by the horizontal boards. These are screwed to the original holes in the shelves, and then cut to the width of the shelf.
4. Attach the clothes rail at three points through the shelves with distance.
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