Lack table

IKEA HACK MIT LACK TISCH: KEA Hack is definitely one of my favorites! After posting it on my Instagram Stories last week, many of you asked for the instruction. And here it is. The best thing is, that it is so easy to built and you even don't need any tools for it!

IKEA lack tables are amazing for several reasons. First of all, they’re extremely affordable, retailing for just $9.99 each; and second, they’re super versatile. The sleek, simple design means that they can be adapted to suit a bunch of different decor styles, and they’re the perfect size to serve as side table coffee table, TV stand, and more. But the third—and most important—reason why we love these tables so much is because the hacking possibilities are endless.

The most popular small table from IKEA is the LACK side table. But it isn’t always ideal in terms of style, size and storage.Greg hacked his own small side table from items he found in the IKEA As-Is. Just as easy as assembling a LACK.

Here's how to stack the LACK side tables. It can go as high as you wish and you can use it as simple shelving or wardrobe.

Transform basic IKEA Lack tables just by using a stunning stencil. This IKEA hack is not only easy but inexpensive as well.

Caribbean Style Decor IKEA Lack table hack

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the easiest way to make yourself a piece of tile furniture without the hustle of base construction need:one or two LACK tv benches (two for the high version)4 MDF boards low version 40 x 15,7 cm (1 cm thick) high version 80 x 15,7 cm (1 cm thick)(if you dont want to hustle with the air in between the boards get two 2,5 cm thick ones and sandwich them together, this way youll get a solid filler piece. i just felt its a little lighter to use 1 cm wood)brackets, screws (short ones not longer