Step 12 of 12

LACK TV bench step 12 of 12: Fix it to the wall

Push the bench back against the wall, with the screw’s head through the bracket’s round hole. Put the wall fitting (103693) on over the head through the round hole of its keyhole, slide it down and tighten the screw with the flat screwdriver. Then push the cover (115754) on from the side. Done.

1× Wall fitting 103693
1× Bracket cover 115754

Tools: Flat screwdriver

Common mistake: leaving it standing without the wall fixing. Pulled at the top or climbed on by a child, a free-standing bench tips forward and falls. That is why IKEA says it must be fixed to the wall, with a screw and plug that suit your wall. The switch in the player shows what goes wrong.

All 12 steps

00Overall

W900 mm

D260 mm

H450 mm

The outer size is IKEA's published size.

01Elevations

Front

Right side

Drawn from our 3D model, to scale. Point at a part to find it in the list below; click it to jump there.

02Parts / cut list

Part	Name	Qty	T	W	L	Material
A	Top panelThe thick top. It is worked on upside down on a rug, so its top face stays clean while the legs and the shelf go on.50 × 260 × 900 mm	×1	50 mm	260 mm	900 mm	Particleboard and fibreboard round a recycled paper honeycomb, acrylic paint, plastic edging
B	Back-left legTurned by hand onto a double-ended screw. Its inner face takes a shelf holder, at a hole you prick yourself through the template.50 × 50 × 400 mm	×1	50 mm	50 mm	400 mm	Particleboard and fibreboard, paper foil
C	Back-right legTurned by hand onto a double-ended screw. Its inner face takes a shelf holder, at a hole you prick yourself through the template.50 × 50 × 400 mm	×1	50 mm	50 mm	400 mm	Particleboard and fibreboard, paper foil
D	Front-left legTurned by hand onto a double-ended screw. Its inner face takes a shelf holder, at a hole you prick yourself through the template.50 × 50 × 400 mm	×1	50 mm	50 mm	400 mm	Particleboard and fibreboard, paper foil
E	Front-right legTurned by hand onto a double-ended screw. Its inner face takes a shelf holder, at a hole you prick yourself through the template.50 × 50 × 400 mm	×1	50 mm	50 mm	400 mm	Particleboard and fibreboard, paper foil
F	Lower shelfGoes in between the legs with the bench on its back, and rests on the four shelf holders.16 × 260 × 799 mm	×1	16 mm	260 mm	799 mm	Particleboard, paper foil, plastic edging

The parts' sizes are our 3D model's own estimates: close, not measured. The overall size (90×26×45 cm) and the hardware’s sizes are IKEA’s; the boards’ thicknesses and the shelf’s height are our own estimates, so they are close, not measured. IKEA publishes only the outer size.

03Tools & materials

Tools
	Leg templateComes in the box. Hooked over the end of each leg in turn, to show where its shelf holder goes.	In the box `120938`
	Cross-head screwdriverDrives the 2 screws of the wall bracket, the 4 long screws into the legs and the 4 short ones into the shelf.	You need it
	Flat screwdriverDrives the wall screw, then tightens it through the wall fitting.	You need it
	AwlNot in the box: pricks a hole in each leg through the template.	You need it
	PencilMarks the wall through the round hole in the bracket.	You need it
Materials
	Particleboard and fibreboard round a recycled paper honeycomb, acrylic paint, plastic edging	A
	Particleboard and fibreboard, paper foil	BCDE
	Particleboard, paper foil, plastic edging	F

Not in the box: 1 wall screw and 1 wall plug that suit your wall.

04Hardware

×4	Double-ended screw	`115980`	70 mm long, 7 mm across	Zinc-plated steel
×2	Short screw	`100372`	17 mm long, 6.2 mm across	Zinc-plated steel
×4	Long screw	`108530`	20 mm long, 4 mm across	Zinc-plated steel
×4	Short screw	`109041`	13 mm long, 4 mm across	Zinc-plated steel
×4	Shelf holder	`120298`	15 × 16 × 12 mm	Zamak
×1	Wall bracket	`115753`	45 × 40 × 30 mm	Steel
×1	Wall fitting	`103693`	30 × 21 mm	Zinc-plated steel
×1	Bracket coverthe number depends on the colour: 115754 or 118225	`115754`		Plastic, in the colour of the bench

Questions

How do the legs attach to the LACK TV bench?

Each leg turns by hand onto a double-ended screw (115980), 70 mm long, whose other half you have already turned into a corner of the upturned top, as far as the collar in its middle.

What is the plastic strip in the LACK TV bench box?

The leg template (120938). It hooks over the free end of a leg and has a small hole near its far end: you prick a hole through it with an awl, and the shelf holder is screwed on there.

Which screw goes where on the LACK TV bench?

The long screws (108530) hold the shelf holders to the legs, the short ones (109041) go through the holders into the shelf, and the two thicker short ones (100372) hold the wall bracket under the top.

How much weight can the LACK 90×26×45 cm TV bench hold?

IKEA gives a maximum of 30 kg on the top panel and 10 kg on the lower shelf.

Does the LACK TV bench have to be fixed to the wall?

Yes. The box holds a wall bracket, a keyhole fitting and a cover, but no wall screw or plug, because those depend on your wall.

Safety

This bench must be fixed to the wall: a free-standing one can tip over if it is climbed on or pulled at the top. Do not sit or stand on it, and never exceed 30 kg on the top panel or 10 kg on the lower shelf.

About this guide

This is an independent 3D engineering guide modeled from physical hardware specifications and standard fastener part numbers so you can identify your pieces before building. The outer size, 90 × 26 × 45 cm, is IKEA's published size. The overall size (90×26×45 cm) and the hardware’s sizes are IKEA’s; the boards’ thicknesses and the shelf’s height are our own estimates, so they are close, not measured. The 3D runs faster than real hands do.

IKEA gives a maximum TV load of 30 kg on the top panel and 10 kg on the lower shelf.

The manufacturer's instructions are on IKEA's product page (PDF). If something here differs from the manual in your box, follow the manual.

The 3D models, drawings and text are our own. IKEA and LACK are named only to say which product this guide is for.