Materials: BEKVAM kitchen cart
1. I took off the 2 wheels to keep the sink fixed and stable.
2. I cut the 4 legs at the same height. To do so I disassembled the Bekvam, cut a first leg and kept this one as a model for the last 3 legs.
3. I took a sink, traced the shape of the sink on the top board, and cut the board by following the trace.
4. I placed the sink in the hole and glued it with white silicon for bathroom.
5. I protected the wood with transparent varnish.
It took me around 2 hours work per sink and I believe the result is interesting?
~ Benj
Jules Yap started IKEAHackers.net in 2006 as a personal blog to showcase the most impressive IKEA hacks from all over the world. Since then, she has learned a lot more about power tools and DIY. Her site has helped thousands modify IKEA furniture with step-by-step tutorials, craft projects and home styling.
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Jules is the author of IKEAHackers.net: 25 Biggest and Best Projects".
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