Ikea alex printer hack

This crafty IKEA Alex drawer hack is a game-changer for maximizing your desktop space while keeping your printer out of sight.

Who doesn’t love shopping at Ikea? It's pretty affordable but there's a problem, the style isn’t always up my alley. That’s the case with these Ikea Alex drawer units, perfect for the space I want them in, but the drawer fronts need some upgrading. Queue in another Ikea Hack, I just did a pendant light

While we wait on a few deliveries for our laundry room and boy's den, I thought I would continue to work on the functionality of my office. ...

Want to create your workplace with a lot of drawer storage at a low cost? This post is for you. I’m sharing how I DIY my home office desk built-in with Ikea Alex desk and drawers hack, plus how to turn Ikea Alex Ekby shelf into a pencil drawer. Also I'm sharing a sneak peak of how I DIY drawer divider / organizer for Alex drawer organization!

Remember how we told you about that gigantic Canon color laser printer we bought? Well, we finally got around to making an amazing printer stand for it–and other things. That’s right, w…

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Create your dreamy home office with IKEA Alex drawers and Hauga cabinets. Learn how to maximize space and style, transforming these versatile pieces into a functional and inspiring workspace.

Materials: 2 VIKA ALEX storage units ($50 each): 601.928.26; 1 ALEX flatfile drawer unit ($120): 401.962.41; 1 tabletop (I used VIKA BLECKET because of the

Kristen • Plans on Instagram: "This IKEA hack was so easy to do! I simply removed the 4th and 5th drawers from the Alex drawer unit (this is the shorter & wider unit), and removed those drawer fronts. I then used flat metal braces to attach those fronts together. Once those were attached, I used the same brace method to attach those to the bottom drawer front. (You can skip these steps if you want to leave the drawer open, which I honestly might do at some point). A few things I would do…