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IKEA TV stand + the LACK range extension that IKEA didn’t produce

I have a LACK TV unit, but I have also a lot of devices that cannot fit into it. And IKEA does not provide other LACK products that can suit with the TV unit (as the BESTÅ can.) This is my version of the IKEA TV stand and LACK range extension.

IKEA items used:
IKEA Lack TV stand

IKEA LACK TV stand | Photo: IKEA.com

Other materials and tools:
Instructions for IKEA TV stand and LACK extension

Assemble the LACK side tables.

Cut as many wood boards as you need to fit your electronic devices. These wood boards will become the lower tier shelves on the LACK side table.

IKEA TV stand + the LACK range extension that IKEA didn't produce

Set a suitable height to fit the height of your device and fix the shelf support brackets into the leg of the LACK side table. Place the cut wood boards on top of the shelf support brackets.

IKEA TV stand + the LACK range extension that IKEA didn't produce

To finish the top, I used self-adhesive floor planks with a wood grain.

IKEA TV stand + the LACK range extension that IKEA didn't produce

The LACK side table can fit 2 or 3 additional shelves, which is the perfect height for my devices.

Cost:

The cost is the best part of this IKEA TV stand hack! 5 euro for each LACK side table, 1 or 2 euro for each wood board!

IKEA TV stand + the LACK range extension that IKEA didn't produce

Now my IKEA TV stand and media storage look seamless with this simple and easy range extension.

~ by Alex

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