[canucksfan]

Hi everyone,

Could use some advice - I have these panels that I want to mount right up against my wall. I also have a set of cabinets that will be mounted on these panels afterwards, as well as a TV.

RINGHULT Cover panel, high gloss white - high gloss white - IKEA (http://m.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/art/50266686/)

What kind of brackets / tools should be used to secure these panels? And can you recommend a contractor who could do all of this for me?

Thanks!

[Soundy]

I'd use whatever mounting system Ikea gives you with them, and follow the included pretty pictorial instructions.

[canucksfan]

I'd use whatever mounting system Ikea gives you with them, and follow the included pretty pictorial instructions.

These are actually kitchen panels so they weren't intended to be mounted on a wall. IKEA doesn't provide the mounting system for them.

[wickedxj]

If you don't want any visible fasteners, consider notching drywall and using a french cleat?

[Soundy]

http://wardswebllc.com/Danley_DTS10/DTS10_05.jpg

[fliptuner]

Hi everyone,

Could use some advice - I have these panels that I want to mount right up against my wall. I also have a set of cabinets that will be mounted on these panels afterwards, as well as a TV.

RINGHULT Cover panel, high gloss white - high gloss white - IKEA (http://m.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/art/50266686/)

What kind of brackets / tools should be used to secure these panels? And can you recommend a contractor who could do all of this for me?

Thanks!

Mark location of the studs in relation to where you want to mount the panels, PL the panels to the wall, mount the tv and cabinets through the panel into the studs.

Why worry about what tools you need, if you're getting a contactor to do it?