[Mariposita]

Welcome. There are great people here and some very knowledgeable folks

[unmeatball]

Hello,

I am not at all certain if I am posting this in the correct location, but I am new here. Hi. I am also new to Ikea. A friend is giving me his bed, but he does not have the instruction booklet anymore. I have to dismantle the thing and put it back together again in my flat. Having absolutely no skill in these things, I am pretty certain that without instructions I'll create a large ungainly chair or sofa, instead of a bed. So...if anyone has the instructions for the ANEBODA bed (full size, if that changes anything) PLEASE let me know and somehow transmit them to me or let me know where I can find it.

thanks!

[dentedvw]

Oops, this is my second post here at IF.
I joined because... ahh... I like Ikea.
That is about it.

[dafogle]

unmeatball and dentedvw ... welcome to IKEAFANS. You'll find a wealth of information and very friendly people here....

dentdvw - are there any specific IKEA product lines you like ? or you like IKEA in general ?

unmeatball: If you still need the instructions you might want to post your question about install instructions in the forum towards the bottom of the list of forums - It's in the category "other IKEA stuff" - in the miscellaneous forum - your other option is to take really good notes about the dis-assembly and only disassemble what you must to move it ...

Doreen

[animes2k]

Just joined up. We're in the final stretch of installing our Hallarum (!!) kitchen (as a major centerpiece to our nearly full condo, first home renovation). Only found out about the discontinuation of the Hallarum last night at Ikea... The wife and I are working on alternatives and I'm glad that we've got "more" parts than we need (just not the RIGHT parts!).

I'll post up a full detailed progress blog in the coming days or weeks, but just wanted to say hi! and thanks for a great forum.

[dafogle]

Hello and welcome animes2k ! congratulations on your remodel and sorry to hear that you're using Hallarum and do not have all the parts you need. I hope you'll be able to come up with a solution that you love ... in case you haven't seen it - towards the bottom of the discussion group there's a thread where people are posting what they have that they don't need - there was also some hallarum reported in as-is in Southern California.

Looking forward to seeing your progress blog - and to seeing photos... we love to see photos here!

You'll find tons of info here, lots of help (ideas, suggestions) and very friendly people...
Doreen

[animes2k]

thanks for the welcome! I've posted up a lengthy (and continuing) progress blog... Getting ideas from the forum all the time, as there's still a lot to do!

[bcmann]

Hi everyone,

I'm an architect who moved into a great condo 10 years ago that had a dated kitchen which I didn't like. Over the past year several things came together that allowed me to finally go about renovating. The work began last week. I'm really excited about it and am happy to among those who have either been through it or are on their way to being so.

[Sedorna]

Hi, I'm Sedorna. I'm not sure what else there is to say, only that I love Ikea. There's something incredibly fun about putting furniture together yourself, and I do get a bit of a thrill when I think of how much money I saved compared to the pre-installed stuff. So far I have three Ikea bookshelves (Billy) one under the bed box, and one metal clothes storage bin I keep in my closet. Oh, and I also just bought a toy box, but I'm going to use it as a general storage box.

[Lille]

Hello, I'm Lille and I've been lurking for a little over a week. I'm planning on visiting the Atlanta Ikea next weekend (only my second time; my first was to get the Alve desk and hutch, which I love) to buy all new kitchen cabinets! I'm excited and nervous, and I've spent hours, maybe days, fiddling with the Kitchen Planner. Nice to meet you all. I'm sure I'll have plenty of questions.