A folding screen is a quick way to divide a room and create private spaces. IKEA currently sells the RISÖR room divider and that’s it. Nothing much in this department. But fret not, it’s easy to make one. The IVAR side units are perfect for this DIY project and can be customised to function as more than a privacy screen in so many ways. #1 IVAR fabric folding screen Materials and tools: IVAR side units x 5 (20″ x 70″) Wood putty for holes in vertical beams Wood stain Polyurethane 2 1/2” hinges (3 per joint) Cotton fabric (approximately 2 yards per 2 panels) Stapler I actually broke down the side units and modified their width to about 17” but it wasn’t really necessary. Then, I filled the holes with putty for a more finished look. After the putty dried, I sanded and stained the posts. Lastly, sealed them with polyurethane. Related: How to hack a renter-friendly room divider Then I placed one panel next to another and attach them together with hinges. I used 3...