[Susan]

Nice work! Very, very nice! I'm working on an article for the homepage - watch for it this next week!

Chuck - OK if I give it the Chuck Seal of Approval officially?

Susan

[Chuck]

Absolutely. Just make sure the accompanying picture shows my good side.

[Susan]

The picture I have of you has your upside down side, and your better side.

Susan

[Chuck]

It also includes my better half.

[Tux]

Originally Posted by ExTrEmE79

A little thing that don't like me so much, but not unsafe in my opinion: one screw is aligned on predrilled hole and is fixed into solid material, but the second screw is over the honeycomb, so only fixed on the thin mdf layer (and cant be tighten). But if you think to the IKEA standard fixings (excluding USA rails method).. I suppose my method is much safer

I cannot really evaluate, if this solution is safer and I don't like those plastic suspension IKEA delivers, but you have to consider, that the IKEA thingy grasps at the top behind the "solid" part of the board.
A cabinet that's attached to the wall exerts at the suspension mainly a force rectangular to the wall.

[ExTrEmE79]

Originally Posted by Tux

I cannot really evaluate, if this solution is safer and I don't like those plastic suspension IKEA delivers, but you have to consider, that the IKEA thingy grasps at the top behind the "solid" part of the board.
A cabinet that's attached to the wall exerts at the suspension mainly a force rectangular to the wall.

What I used is fixed to the side with two screws, one very tight on full wood, one only in the mdf panel of the side; vertically the weight is "discharged" also on the top and on the back side.. so the rectangular force falls on many parts of my fixing, then I have a better weight distribution over the cabinet parts (top, side, back) than the ikea standard fixings.
Only the time will give the reply

[ExTrEmE79]

Originally Posted by Susan

Nice work! Very, very nice! I'm working on an article for the homepage - watch for it this next week!

Chuck - OK if I give it the Chuck Seal of Approval officially?

Susan

Thank you!!!!

[Phooee]

UPDATE - Besta suspension rails are available as of March 2012.

Article #101.245.85
IKEA link: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10124585/

[Chuck]

Welcome to IKEAFANS, Phooee.

Thanks for the link - the Besta rail has been in and out of range at IKEA US stores since they introduced the line. The problem for posters like ExTrEmE is that it's never been available in Europe.