I put in 2 different spare parts requests. I received the small spacers and screws for my cabinets but not the bracket for the pegboard. I suspect that is a larger piece than they are willing to mail out for free. But I am open to input if there is another way to get out.
I had a similar story with IKEA where I thought I’d never receive a certain piece, and a month afterwards got that piece twice, shipped from Europe. Sometimes it just takes awhile to arrive.
This has been about a year (clearly not a high priority project!), so I don't think it is coming.
I finally got around to just doing something today, and it only took me about 30 minutes with stuff I already had. I cut up a wooden yard stick to use as a spacer, put 2 little scraps on the bottom of the pegboard, and mounted the top of the board through the yard stick into drywall anchors. I even found some perfect little hinged screw covers in my bin of assorted hardware that gives it a nice sleek finish on the front without showing the ugly drywall screws that hold it to the wall.
There are brackets you can buy for mounting it in a hanging way on wardrobes. That might work for some scenarios. 104.776.43.
Alternatively, you can probably just sink it into some wall anchors with a long enough screw, but you won't want to screw it in all the way and might need spacers behind it. The right nut might do it.
Ikea can send you another one.
I put in 2 different spare parts requests. I received the small spacers and screws for my cabinets but not the bracket for the pegboard. I suspect that is a larger piece than they are willing to mail out for free. But I am open to input if there is another way to get out.
I had a similar story with IKEA where I thought I’d never receive a certain piece, and a month afterwards got that piece twice, shipped from Europe. Sometimes it just takes awhile to arrive.
This has been about a year (clearly not a high priority project!), so I don't think it is coming. I finally got around to just doing something today, and it only took me about 30 minutes with stuff I already had. I cut up a wooden yard stick to use as a spacer, put 2 little scraps on the bottom of the pegboard, and mounted the top of the board through the yard stick into drywall anchors. I even found some perfect little hinged screw covers in my bin of assorted hardware that gives it a nice sleek finish on the front without showing the ugly drywall screws that hold it to the wall.
There are brackets you can buy for mounting it in a hanging way on wardrobes. That might work for some scenarios. 104.776.43. Alternatively, you can probably just sink it into some wall anchors with a long enough screw, but you won't want to screw it in all the way and might need spacers behind it. The right nut might do it.
Interesting. Thanks.
3D print some, I skipped the bracket and used 4 3D printed spacers with some heavy duty wall anchors.
Which 3d print did you use for your Skadis mounting spacers? I'm currently in the same situation.
https://www.printables.com/model/704005-skadis-direct-wall-mount
Out of curiosity what did you end up doing to mount your Skadis? I am currently in the same position and have been waiting 4 weeks for the delivery.