Instructions | Installing IKEA Filur bins into a kitchen cupboard

1

3D Print the brackets

They took around 2-hours each for me. I have a Lulzbot mini, using the fastest mode in Cura. I printed in PLA.
2

Insert brass screw inserts

There are four holes in the model. Use which ever two match up with the holes in the drawer runner (You actually only need one - all the screws do is stop the runners from coming out when you pull the draw)
3

Hammer in the shelf supports

They should hammer in quite easily. I put the rounded side down on both.
4

Trim down the shelf

You will need to make the shelf 80mm thinner to accomodate the runners and brackets
5

Cutout holes for the bins

I should have used a jigsaw, but I couldn't find mine. I used a multi-tool which made it look like it was cutout by a drunk Monkey. Thankfully the bins have a lip which hides the rough cut.
6

Screw the runners to the shelf

I lined to top of the runner up to the top of the shelf, so it sits flush. A couple of self tapping screws will hold it in.
7

Insert the runners and screw in the screws

I found I had to push the brackets in to their holding holes, then slide the runners in to the brackets, and put the screws in in-situ.

Installing IKEA Filur bins into a kitchen cupboard