Friday, March 15, 2013
BILLY meets MESNALI
Materials: BILLY bookshelf, 2 MESNALI mirrors, 6 hinges, 36 small screws, turnscrew, cordless screwdriver with boring bit for wood, yardstick
Description: I bought two old MESNALI mirrors to build matching doors for my BILLY bookshelf.
First of all, I bolt on 3 hinges to each of the mirrors (up, middle and down). Therefore I needed 6 x 4 small screws.
The next step was to drill 4 small holes into BILLY for bringing down the lowest shelf above the mirrors' edge into the right position.
Last, but not least I attached the hinges to the bookshelf (required: 6 x 2 screws).
That's it! :)
See more of the Billy with mirror doors.
~ Tira-Mi-Su
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nice slippers! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks! xD
DeleteI like the Blue abstract look...NICE!
ReplyDeleteReally nice hack. Great slippers! [Sorry a spammer mucked up the comments :-(. Is nothing sacred?]
ReplyDeleteYay! The Spam got removed. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your lovely comments, Sue and seroreback.
ReplyDelete@ seroreback
I (unfortunately?) totally missed that whole spamming thing. Didn't knew that even exists on the IKEA Hackers page :(
Guess your complaint worked ;)
I love that blue-tile look, and the little doggies sticking their nose in the box. : )
ReplyDeleteIs it just me or do the hinges look like they're put on weird? Like the doors shouldn't lay flush (looks like they do but the hinges make it look like they shouldn't),
ReplyDeleteYou're totally right, but that's the only way it worked (otherwise the doors couldn't get open).
DeleteBy the way: can you see the transparent box on the bottom? It perfectly fits there, because it's a little bit deeper than the bookshelf and that's why the doors can lean on it. Otherwise the total construction wouldn't have worked that well :)