This is project I made for my daughter — a kids kitchen using mainly TROFAST furniture.
IKEA items used:
- TROFAST wall storage unit
- TROFAST frame, white
- TROFAST containers and lids
- Hob and tap from the kitchen DUKTIG
- BYGEL rail
- RIMFORSA hooks
- GUBBARP handles x 2 two
- GUBBARP buttons x 4
- DUKTIG toys
Other materials:
- Wood boards (I used fir) for the sides and top
- A sheet of chipboard for the back
- Stainless steel dog bowl for the sink
- Patterned cement tiles stickers
- Stain (gray)
- Black paint
- Hinges x 4
- Magnets x 2
Tools:
- Jigsaw
- Cordless drill
- Drill bits
- A little elbow grease and imagination
How to turn TROFAST units into a kids kitchen
After deciding on the design and making a rough sketch of it, I outlined my drawings on to the fir boards for the sides and top. Then I cut them and stained them.
Related: Make a TROFAST Sand and water play table
I did the same for the doors of the oven and microwave. For contrast, I decided to color the doors in black paint.
Then I made holes in the TROFAST frame to fit the sink, faucet and cooktop. To do this, I first used a drill to make a few holes along the cut line. Then I inserted the blade of my jigsaw into the holes and cut it out.
With the holes and cut lines sanded down, I installed the sink, faucet and cooktop in their place.
Next, for some hanging storage, I set the BYGEL rail under the TROFAST wall unit.
After that, I fixed the doors with hinges and magnets.
The last thing was to put the whole thing together. I assembled it with a little help.
Related: Another TROFAST kids kitchen, mini version.
Once assembled, I measured the size for the back panel and cut a piece of chipboard accordingly. I painted it white and then stuck the colorful patterned cement tile stickers on it.
When that is done, I set the panel at the back of the units.
And now, my kids kitchen for my daughter is done and she’s delighted!
~ by Emilie Macchi
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