Free Standing Stuva Room Divider

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I attached 4 STUVA storage cabinets together and then added plywood and plaster to the back to make a free standing room divider.

Free Standing Stuva Room Divider - front

Free Standing Stuva Divider - back

~ Jeanie

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  1. I like your idea, I’m thinking to apply your idea to my bedroom, how did you secure it, did you use some bracket mounted to the floor?

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  2. How thick is the back of the shelves?
    How did you secure the painting on the back?
    Did you add any extra layers on the back of the shelves?

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  3. It doesn’t seem to be secured to or with anything…do you think that if you add more storage to go all the way up to the ceiling and then plaster, would make it safe or at least safer?? I think if you take it all the way up, provided you have the height in your room for that, you could not tip it unless you make a big hole in the ceiling.

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  6. How did you secure it from tipping over? Not to be a killjoy but those 75″ cabinets are a tip risk if they aren’t anchored in some way, especially near a walkway where someone could accidentally fall into them.

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