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    A Fullen Washstand Re-Vamp - Bathroom

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 12:46 PM with No comments

    Photo: IKEA.com
    Materials: Fullen Washstand - Melamine

    Description: We recently tiled our bathroom and fitted a shower bath but having a small bathroom, we were pretty much limited to the size of washstand we could fit in and the Ikea Fullen one had the perfect dimensions. It looked a bit cheap (and it was at only £20) and needed something doing with it.

    We kept the housing as it was but took off the flimsy doors and a friend who works in a local kitchen company made me 2 thick bevelled edged black, gloss doors. We fitted those and bought new handles to match the other handles we had in the bathroom.


    I then bought a couple of chrome radiator pipe covers and fitted them to the bottom of the legs on the washstand so they look like metal feet and I covered the internal thin shelves in a zebra print plastic. This not only protects the thin wood from rotting when returning bottles that have been used in the shower and bath but looks great too.


    We then bought the Talleviken sink for £50 and used the mixer tap we took off the old sink we disposed of. We are really pleased with it and the whole unit cost £70 with a small added cost of new doors and handles.

    ~ L.D., Manchester, UK
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    Fullen on Fullen

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 4:53 AM with No comments

    Materials: Fullen

    Description: The Fullen sink base cabinet is very low compared with the height of my sink, so I thought why not put two on top of each other?

    I cut of the side panels on the reduced Fullen so they would fit under the normal Fullen. I drilled new holes for the assembly pins and put it together as normal. This part will be without doors so I left out the part with the hinges.



    Then I cut a new hole for the drain pipe in the top panel of the normal Fullen with a jigsaw and put the shortened Fullen version on top and fixed it with some small screws.

    I followed the rest of the instructions and fitted the combo with doors, back panels and legs.

    ~ Jens Kløve, Copenhagen
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