"My wife and I just purchased 6 Billy bookcases to go in our dining room. Having read some people complain that they could be a bit wobbly, I did the following. When assembling, I put glue in all the dowel holes connecting the top/bottom/middle shelf to the case sides, and then when installing, I connected them together into 2 groups of 3 to make a rigid structure, that's attached to the wall."
See the process photos on Flickr.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
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Gluing the dowel holes is an excellent thing to do! We've been doing that for a while now, it really cuts down on the 'wobble' factor and makes Ikea furniture last a lot longer.
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