The version in the video is the 1st version of new pax, they recently upgrade this new pax and now 2 wooden "biscuit" are included in the pack to prevent that the bottom panel slide in out. Before we're 2 plastic part on top of black legs that prevent to slide
It's not, newer Ikea furniture tends to be partially composed of cardboard. It's lighter and will mostly function normally in typical conditions. But should you plan to do anything else with those (reinforce, modify, cut to let a pipe trough etc...) , forget about it...
So helpful! I read reviews where they said the new system is sagging and coming apart.. do you see that/ any issues with the new components or sturdiness?
@@theitaliantasker A new pax frame appears to be available for delivery in the US but it comes with a mounting rail. Did yours come with a rail? The part number in the new manuals is 10116976, 10116987, or 10117011 depending on the width of the frame. I expect the rail would add significant rigidity to the drywall if secured in place with snap toggle bolts or other heavy duty wall anchor. As typical with ikea instructions, there is no detailed instructions for what height to mount the rail at and I am having a hard time finding a video that shows how to install the rail.
@@ciel6347hi thank you for your comment, are you talking about pax? To hang in to wall there are 2 holes on top! Regarding the rigidity yes, shelves and hanging bar plus screw them each other and fixing onto wall make the pax secure and study
I have just purchased five PAX wardrobes and, I must say, the Ikea designers have made an amazing job at simplifying the assembly process. It feels just as sturdy and solid but it takes a fraction of the time compared to the old system ... so much faster! Once you get the hung with the first wardrobe, you can do the rest in no longer than 15/20 minutes each pack.
I've got 3 wardrobes coming next week and my wife wanted me to hire a guy. Woman, am I right? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I'll let you guys know how I did. It will either go smoothly or it will be a tragic
@@StMediaNL It did not go smoothly, but it wasn't tragic as well 🙃3 wardrobes came to me a few weeks back (8 sections in total). After the first section I set up, the rest went smooth. Then you need to level all sections, and fix them to the wall - and that is time-consuming - at least for me. Also installing all drawers, shelves etc. took more time than I thought it would. If you want to do one wardrobe, I say go for it! But if you have limited time and need to set up 3 wardrobes, I don't think it's worth it. So yeah, I think my wife was right after all, I should have hired a guy 😂
Abbiamo appena guardato il video e sono.rimasta allibita dalla facilità in assemblare questo guardaroba. Una volta era un vero incubo assemblare la parte posteriore e inchiodarla. Mio vloset avrà bisogno di 12 pezzi e ne sono felice di aver trovato questo video. Grazie.
Do you think I could punch holes in the back panel? And what do you think I could use to do that? I would do it at the bottom maybe from 6inches to 12 inches
Tasker from Texas here. Just got a job for 8 of these next week (mounted) Seems like a way faster design to assemble, which makes sense because the flat rate for the assembly looked horrifyingly low. All makes sense now, thanks brother!
i'm currently building my own but i've run into the issue of securing it in to the wall because of the distance from the cupboard to the wall (skirting board in the way). How did you fix these to your wall, any advice would be appreciated! thank you
Hi thank you for yourb comment in this case you can have 2 option. One. Remove the skirting board and place to wall. Two. Secure to wall on top a wood board and than secure the pax. Those are most commmon procedures. Those are not advice. Please contact a professional to do it.
I remember with the old system they would provide funny black plastic nail holder, which I always used as a wedge spacer between the unit and the wall when anchoring the top. The thickness of it was about the same as the baseboard. Now in the US with the new system there is a metal bracket with its own pros and cons.
Ciao, good video, nice work. I've installed 13 units last month for my new house... 🥵 exausting but surely quickly compared to old assembly set. What I really don't like is the wall anchor system, because back plastic brackets bend and twist when you place screws. What do you think?
I did buy it from Ikea and don't like to screw it to the wall. However, I ran into an issue of wobbly. Could u please suggest why it is wobbly? Once I fix all the shelving and drawers would it fix that? I called the tasker from Taskrbait and he suggested that our L-shape clap to all the corners. I don't think I would be doing that rather I would return them. Pls suggest, how to get rid of shaky. Thank you
You need to adjust the feet at the front so the top of the wardrobe is pushed against the wall. Makes all the difference. If still too wobbly you need to screw it to the wall. It's by far the best thing to make it sturdy.
Hello, you did not cover metal rail 111116976 installation on the wall. It’s unclear from the IKEA assembly manual which side should be rail installed to the wall. Bulge to the wall or to the wardrobe back panel. Could you please give your suggestion? I’m in USA
@@theitaliantasker It looks like I have some newest modification of PAX frame. It’s secured to wall by metal rail installed. It seems to me I found right way do screw rail to the wall. It’s interesting I have learned couple fresh videos regarding PAX assembly, nobody mentioned that rail. I believe they add the rail as a safety measure. Thank you for responding
@@theitaliantasker can you mount the whole wardrobe like you did, and then after that drill holes through the 2 big holes to the wall? or you need to measure and drill holes in the wall before everything else? thank you
Hi thank you for your comment, at the moment seems thatvis available only in UK and in this colour. I assemble everyday pax from ikea and there is not white or oak model.
Ciao, avrei due domande...è possibile inserire le mensole del 35cm nella frame del 58cm? Ed inoltre, secondo te è possibile montare 3 frames da 75cm con la frame che sit in the middle, senza il pezzo frontale che sta sotto e la bottom shelf? In modo da creare una scrivania in mezzo...Grazie dell'aiuto
Tutto è possibile ma sarebbe meglio farti aiutare da un falegname in modo da personalizzare i tuoi pax come meglio credi e garantire al tempo stesso stabilità e sicurezza
Please note for USA buyers the assembly process is much different when it comes to securing the unit to the wall. The unitt would be attached to a metal rail going across the back. I much prefer the version depicted in this video.
@@hiboofitz8543 There are a few videos from US buyers showing the assembly. Most likely the differences are based on the safety requirements/standards of each country.
Nobody shows the rear side to see how all the pannels are connected together. It sounds very brittle all those folds ! Just plastic pins slided into melamine pannel : do not sneeze on the cabinet or it may collapse !!!
This will end the crooked nailed in back plates which is very easy to f**k up also the sides could bow wider in the middle of you do t know what ur doing
@@theitaliantasker the frame should ALWAYS be anchored to the wall due to safety. This is done with tools. You can clearly see at 7:44 a STICKER ON THE SAME THING with a warning.
@@vernonalbayeros4719 correct but my video is referred only the frame, different from the previous model. Of course doors, attachment, and drawers need tools. Thanks for your comment
Thanks
Before you put the bottom shelf or panel , arent you supposed to insert the small wooden clips on to the holes at the bottom ?
The version in the video is the 1st version of new pax, they recently upgrade this new pax and now 2 wooden "biscuit" are included in the pack to prevent that the bottom panel slide in out. Before we're 2 plastic part on top of black legs that prevent to slide
Very helpfull video, thank you. Would you say the quality of these new Pax 2024 is as good as the original Pax?
Hi, thank you for your message! Yes is the same the only things is the assembly process
It's not, newer Ikea furniture tends to be partially composed of cardboard.
It's lighter and will mostly function normally in typical conditions. But should you plan to do anything else with those (reinforce, modify, cut to let a pipe trough etc...) , forget about it...
@@albertd5385 Hi, thank you for your comment. Have assembled already 1000 of Ikea pax . the secret of durability is to FIX INTO WALL.
@@albertd5385that's not new for 2024 though, they've been doing that for some time now.
So helpful! I read reviews where they said the new system is sagging and coming apart.. do you see that/ any issues with the new components or sturdiness?
This system is perfect!
No issue
@@theitaliantasker A new pax frame appears to be available for delivery in the US but it comes with a mounting rail. Did yours come with a rail? The part number in the new manuals is 10116976, 10116987, or 10117011 depending on the width of the frame. I expect the rail would add significant rigidity to the drywall if secured in place with snap toggle bolts or other heavy duty wall anchor. As typical with ikea instructions, there is no detailed instructions for what height to mount the rail at and I am having a hard time finding a video that shows how to install the rail.
@@ciel6347hi thank you for your comment, are you talking about pax? To hang in to wall there are 2 holes on top! Regarding the rigidity yes, shelves and hanging bar plus screw them each other and fixing onto wall make the pax secure and study
I have just purchased five PAX wardrobes and, I must say, the Ikea designers have made an amazing job at simplifying the assembly process. It feels just as sturdy and solid but it takes a fraction of the time compared to the old system ... so much faster!
Once you get the hung with the first wardrobe, you can do the rest in no longer than 15/20 minutes each pack.
Yes, easy and faster
I've got 3 wardrobes coming next week and my wife wanted me to hire a guy. Woman, am I right? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I'll let you guys know how I did. It will either go smoothly or it will be a tragic
@@Piepruczsooooo how’d it go?
@@StMediaNL It did not go smoothly, but it wasn't tragic as well 🙃3 wardrobes came to me a few weeks back (8 sections in total). After the first section I set up, the rest went smooth. Then you need to level all sections, and fix them to the wall - and that is time-consuming - at least for me. Also installing all drawers, shelves etc. took more time than I thought it would. If you want to do one wardrobe, I say go for it! But if you have limited time and need to set up 3 wardrobes, I don't think it's worth it. So yeah, I think my wife was right after all, I should have hired a guy 😂
The German Version hast other items.... I am now building IT and Nr. 9 ist different, page 13
Oh really curios to see 🙏 hope this video
Abbiamo appena guardato il video e sono.rimasta allibita dalla facilità in assemblare questo guardaroba. Una volta era un vero incubo assemblare la parte posteriore e inchiodarla.
Mio vloset avrà bisogno di 12 pezzi e ne sono felice di aver trovato questo video. Grazie.
Grazie infinite 🚀🙏🙏🙏
Easy
Oh! Wow this is amazing system
Do you think I could punch holes in the back panel? And what do you think I could use to do that? I would do it at the bottom maybe from 6inches to 12 inches
Hi, possible to do of course with cordless drill and wooden bits.
The process must be slowly!
hi, how do you fix it to the wall? has it changed system from previous versions of pax?
@@superandrew_ hi no it's same system... But in USA the system I think is different
@@theitaliantasker thanks! I can't figure out what screw size I should pick. Is it something ikea sells?
@@superandrew_ long enough. Also check which type of wall you have plasterboard or concrete
hi, is it better to first connect the 2 pax bodies together, and only at the end secure the entire wardrobe by mounting it on the wall or? Thanks
Yes generally this is the process, but depends of circumstances
In the first 10 seconds, instantly loved your energy and your accent!
🎉Thanks
Tasker from Texas here. Just got a job for 8 of these next week (mounted) Seems like a way faster design to assemble, which makes sense because the flat rate for the assembly looked horrifyingly low.
All makes sense now, thanks brother!
Hi, good to hear from you from Texas! Are you in taskrabbit? Yes easy going job now 😊
The cabinet is shaking, what could be the reason?
Not fixed at wall
Did u mount it to the wall, I’m trying to figure out how to do that especially on concrete wall
Yes, you can secure to wall easily. For concrete you need power hammer drill and wall plugs.
i'm currently building my own but i've run into the issue of securing it in to the wall because of the distance from the cupboard to the wall (skirting board in the way).
How did you fix these to your wall, any advice would be appreciated!
thank you
Hi thank you for yourb comment in this case you can have 2 option. One. Remove the skirting board and place to wall.
Two. Secure to wall on top a wood board and than secure the pax.
Those are most commmon procedures.
Those are not advice. Please contact a professional to do it.
I remember with the old system they would provide funny black plastic nail holder, which I always used as a wedge spacer between the unit and the wall when anchoring the top. The thickness of it was about the same as the baseboard. Now in the US with the new system there is a metal bracket with its own pros and cons.
Can you remove the back panel? We would like to cut down the side panels to fit a sloped ceiling
@@mirageleung5613 ues you can cut
Can you do a grimo sliding door 200x200?
Video you mean?
@@foodvibes_ldn4665 yes
@@k......sssss... I'll keep in mind to record
Ciao, good video, nice work. I've installed 13 units last month for my new house... 🥵 exausting but surely quickly compared to old assembly set. What I really don't like is the wall anchor system, because back plastic brackets bend and twist when you place screws. What do you think?
Wow 13! Well done🎉 the back screws are to keep distance from wall, but yes they can design better
How stable is it prior to attachment to the wall?
@@ga8462 always for safety reason is better to attach ⚠️
I did buy it from Ikea and don't like to screw it to the wall. However, I ran into an issue of wobbly. Could u please suggest why it is wobbly? Once I fix all the shelving and drawers would it fix that? I called the tasker from Taskrbait and he suggested that our L-shape clap to all the corners. I don't think I would be doing that rather I would return them. Pls suggest, how to get rid of shaky. Thank you
Hi, thank you for watching my video. Could be the floor. Always I rrecomebt to secure into wall to avoid this problem and for more durability.
You need to adjust the feet at the front so the top of the wardrobe is pushed against the wall. Makes all the difference. If still too wobbly you need to screw it to the wall. It's by far the best thing to make it sturdy.
Hello, you did not cover metal rail 111116976 installation on the wall. It’s unclear from the IKEA assembly manual which side should be rail installed to the wall. Bulge to the wall or to the wardrobe back panel. Could you please give your suggestion?
I’m in USA
Hi I'd like to help you but I can't find this rail can you send me a link? To check what is it many thanks
@@theitaliantasker
It looks like I have some newest modification of PAX frame. It’s secured to wall by metal rail installed. It seems to me I found right way do screw rail to the wall.
It’s interesting I have learned couple fresh videos regarding PAX assembly, nobody mentioned that rail.
I believe they add the rail as a safety measure.
Thank you for responding
@@msvoysky thanks for your reply.... I never seen those rail and I curious to see them! Send me a photo
Still got the older PAX units at my local IKEA here in the UK. I just took delivery of them last week.
Is still in production and avalabile
How do you secure to the wall?
In the back side there are 2 big holes. Frome there you need to use appropriate a chore to fix into wall
@@theitaliantasker can you mount the whole wardrobe like you did, and then after that drill holes through the 2 big holes to the wall? or you need to measure and drill holes in the wall before everything else? thank you
Did you forget something ? The two small clips that slip on the bottom bar groove and attach to the front two black stands on each side ,,
Very useful! Thank you so much for your help
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your help!
Is PAX 2.0 available in the US?
Hi thank you for your comment, at the moment seems thatvis available only in UK and in this colour. I assemble everyday pax from ikea and there is not white or oak model.
grazie mille sei stato utilissimo
Grazie a Te
I can’t figure out how to mount it to the wall with the new system😂 why do you skip that part
Every wall is different with different system
Ciao, avrei due domande...è possibile inserire le mensole del 35cm nella frame del 58cm? Ed inoltre, secondo te è possibile montare 3 frames da 75cm con la frame che sit in the middle, senza il pezzo frontale che sta sotto e la bottom shelf? In modo da creare una scrivania in mezzo...Grazie dell'aiuto
Tutto è possibile ma sarebbe meglio farti aiutare da un falegname in modo da personalizzare i tuoi pax come meglio credi e garantire al tempo stesso stabilità e sicurezza
Thank you
@@omaral-siraj5991 🙏
Great video. I muted it and played it at 2X speed, perfect!
@@lvedder2651 wow!
Hello. What is the point of the two black clips at min 4.19? The whole is bigger..pls help
Hi, is to hold the back panel and joint to the frame.
Was this the question?
Is there any way to leave the back or front toe kick pieces off? Or to raise them maybe 2 or 3 inches as a modification??
Ijust unboxed mine expecting this build as ir stated onthe website ,however i have the old system, 😡
This new model come in this colour only
Viva ✌ ✌
You should secure into wall
Nice & helpful video. Thanks for the subtitles, but music is too loud.
Thanks for your comment I'll try to fix it
The only reason to watch this was to see how to secure it to the wall
@@movealgarve thank you for your comment I'll cover this topic in the next video.
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There are many different way to secure into wall. I hope to cover this topic soon
Doesnt need to
Please note for USA buyers the assembly process is much different when it comes to securing the unit to the wall. The unitt would be attached to a metal rail going across the back. I much prefer the version depicted in this video.
Hi, thank you for your comment! Yes seems bitbdofderent from UK version 🇬🇧
Wait so why is it different in the US, I came her to find out about that metal piece and was wondering why I didn’t see him do it
@@hiboofitz8543 There are a few videos from US buyers showing the assembly. Most likely the differences are based on the safety requirements/standards of each country.
So the metal rail is not always included in the package? I thought that was mandatory
@@redofdeathGR it will come with the rail.
Nobody shows the rear side to see how all the pannels are connected together. It sounds very brittle all those folds ! Just plastic pins slided into melamine pannel : do not sneeze on the cabinet or it may collapse !!!
@@amoiwikoytroiscentrente3678 hi, panel are stick to the frame with a special glue that is not only strong but flexible
Thank you🙏
🙏🙏🙏
This will end the crooked nailed in back plates which is very easy to f**k up also the sides could bow wider in the middle of you do t know what ur doing
Oh yes, !
You need tools for this. It comes with a no tilt/fall over bar. Has to be installed in wall. Drawers still need tools.
You need... But not for frame as I show
@@theitaliantasker the frame should ALWAYS be anchored to the wall due to safety. This is done with tools. You can clearly see at 7:44 a STICKER ON THE SAME THING with a warning.
@@vernonalbayeros4719 correct but my video is referred only the frame, different from the previous model. Of course doors, attachment, and drawers need tools. Thanks for your comment
No need to secure to the wall just connect to themselfs
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PROMOTIONAL VIDEO obviously!
No, is not
Now u always need a ladder , what a bullshit
Ladder or stepladder
@@roberthaferkorn4205 yes, or step ladder! Stay safe 🙏
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