← Back to context Comment by NegativeLatency 14 hours ago The finger jointed pine stuff is much more robust than the mdf or hardboard products. 3 comments NegativeLatency Reply cromka 10 hours ago IKEA does stuff not out of MDF and cardboard? htgb 4 minutes ago In case you're not just being sarcastic, stuff like Ivar.https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-cabinet-pine-40033763/ m463 3 hours ago yes, the lingonberry drink they serve in the cafeteria. :)actually they had some metal garage shelves that I thought would be ok.They turned out to be SUPER flimsy and wobbly.I think they optimize for shipping weight, which means 'solid' suffers.
cromka 10 hours ago IKEA does stuff not out of MDF and cardboard? htgb 4 minutes ago In case you're not just being sarcastic, stuff like Ivar.https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-cabinet-pine-40033763/ m463 3 hours ago yes, the lingonberry drink they serve in the cafeteria. :)actually they had some metal garage shelves that I thought would be ok.They turned out to be SUPER flimsy and wobbly.I think they optimize for shipping weight, which means 'solid' suffers.
htgb 4 minutes ago In case you're not just being sarcastic, stuff like Ivar.https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-cabinet-pine-40033763/
m463 3 hours ago yes, the lingonberry drink they serve in the cafeteria. :)actually they had some metal garage shelves that I thought would be ok.They turned out to be SUPER flimsy and wobbly.I think they optimize for shipping weight, which means 'solid' suffers.
IKEA does stuff not out of MDF and cardboard?
In case you're not just being sarcastic, stuff like Ivar.
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-cabinet-pine-40033763/
yes, the lingonberry drink they serve in the cafeteria. :)
actually they had some metal garage shelves that I thought would be ok.
They turned out to be SUPER flimsy and wobbly.
I think they optimize for shipping weight, which means 'solid' suffers.