LEGO Play Table with Drawer Storage

Need a place for your kid to build his LEGO pieces? This DIY Lego play table with drawer storage is the perfect solution! It’s so easy to make and affordable too. It uses the IKEA LACK side tables and TROFAST bins. A cheap and easy project anyone can make.

IKEA items used:

3 LACK side tables
3 TROFAST bins
Plastic drawer guides

Photo: IKEA.com

Other materials and tools:

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Attach adhesive tape to TROFAST drawer guides and press to underside of LACK table.

Insert TROFAST drawer between guides.

Glue base plates to LACK top. Use LEGO bricks to get the right spacing between plates.

Connect multiple LACK tables together with adhesive Velcro strips.

See full tutorial of the LEGO play table with drawer storage on The Handyman’s Daughter.

~ by Vineta @ The Handyman’s Daughter

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