IKEA BESTÅ TV unit with doors instructions
Full Product Name: IKEA BESTÅ TV unit with doors, white/Selsviken high-gloss/beige, 70 7/8x16 1/2x15 "
Article Number: 895.680.51
Number of user manuals: 4
Manuals and Parts List
There are 4 assembly instruction manuals to fully build IKEA BESTÅ TV unit with doors. Scroll down to view all.
1. Instructions for IKEA Besta shelf white
2. Instructions for IKEA Besta soft closing push open hinge
3. Instructions for IKEA Besta tv unit white
IKEA parts list for Besta tv unit white:
IKEA BESTÅ Product Details
BESTÅ TV unit with doors, white/Selsviken high-gloss/beige, 70 7/8x16 1/2x15 "
Article number: 895.680.51
A wall-mounted TV unit creates a clean, airy look and there are no legs that get in the way when you vacuum the floor.
It’s easy to keep the cords from your TV and other devices out of sight but close at hand, as there are several cord outlets at the back of the TV bench.
The cable outlet at the top lets cords run down smoothly into the TV bench.
The shelves are adjustable so you can customize your storage as needed.
You can choose to use either the soft-closing or push-open function. The push-opener lets you open the doors with just a light push, while the soft-closing hinges makes sure they close silently and softly.
Optimize and organize your BESTÅ storage with boxes and inserts that you like.
Measurements:
Width: 70 7/8 " (180 cm)Depth: 16 1/2 " (42 cm)
Height: 15 " (38 cm)
Max load/shelf: 44 lb (20 kg)
Max. TV weight: 66 lb (30 kg)
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Questions and Answers
Number of questions: 3
Hampton Jasmine
Posted on Dec 21, 2023I've noticed that the doors on my BESTÅ TV unit have started to stick a bit when opening and closing them. How can I clean the hinges and make sure they slide smoothly again?
H. Jasmine
Brian Serrano
Posted on May 27, 2023I love this BESTÅ TV unit, but I have a question about the installation process. What type of wall anchors or screws come with the product, and are they suitable for plaster walls? Also, do you recommend any additional hardware or expertise to ensure a secure mount?
Brian
Kenzo @ EasyRebuild
Answered on May 29, 2023The BESTÅ TV unit comes with wall anchors and screws suitable for mounting the unit on drywall or plaster walls. However, the specific hardware included may vary depending on the market and region.
For a secure wall mount on plaster walls, I would recommend using heavy-duty wall anchors designed for that type of wall material. These are typically plastic or metal expansion anchors that can hold a significant amount of weight. You may need to pre-drill holes for the anchors to ensure a sturdy installation.
Additionally, it's a good idea to use a stud finder to locate any wooden studs behind the plaster. Screwing directly into the studs will provide the most secure mounting points for the TV unit. This may require some additional drilling and hardware, but it will ensure a safe and stable installation.
I'd also suggest having an experienced handyperson or contractor assist with the wall mounting process, especially if you're not comfortable with DIY home projects. They can assess your wall type and recommend the appropriate hardware and installation techniques
Salas Jonathan
Posted on Aug 21, 2022I am having trouble closing the doors of my Besta TV unit. They don't seem to be aligning properly and are getting stuck halfway closed.
Is there a trick or adjustment I can make to get them to close smoothly again?
Alice @ EasyRebuild
Answered on Aug 23, 2022It sounds like the hinges on your BESTÅ TV unit doors may need some adjustment. Here are the steps to troubleshoot and fix the issue:
1. First, check that the doors are properly aligned. Loosen the screws on the hinges slightly, then adjust the doors into the correct position. Tighten the screws back up once the alignment is right.
2. If the doors are still not closing smoothly, you may need to adjust the tension on the hinges. There are small screws on the hinges that control the spring tension. Turn these screws clockwise to increase the tension and make the doors close more firmly.
3. Lastly, ensure the cabinet is level. Use a spirit level to check, and adjust the leveling feet if needed. This will help the doors close evenly.
Try these adjustments step-by-step until you get the doors closing properly again. Let me know if you have any other questions