Not sure if I'm on the right board, but I don't know

>particle board
you're pretty much fucked and with that damage even if you do fix it it'll look like shit

a new one is probably only $20 at ikea. glue everything together when assembling the new one. nobody in their right mind is going to blame you for ripping apart a particleboard piece of shit

>>1097036
Thanks anon, I was helping my parents move it to the bottom floor of their house. I don't think they care for aesthetics. Having this thing stand on its own is enough

>>109703
>>1097036
They have
another one that matches. It's about 15 years old and ikea doesn't make the same model anymore.

>>1097037
New one costs over 800 Canadian

>>1097037
>nobody in their right mind is going to blame you for ripping apart a particleboard piece of shit
nope if they do tell them to get fucked. once that shit is put together there's a 99% chance it'll fall apart if you ever try to move it at all

hell just last week i pulled my desk out to clean behind it and the entire fucking thing collapsed. ruined my computer case and $350 monitor. built a new one myself out of oak so that shit never happens again

>>1097041
that's like what $12.89US?

>>1097043
Thanks for the support anon, but it's for my parents, and I don't have the money on hand to replace it.

>>1097045
Well played anon

Alright. Sounds like I'm fucked. I'm thinking about a DIY built in wardrobe to replace the Swedish cuck-board

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There are two ways I'd suggest. First is using screws (or bolts even) with metal L brackets (pic related).

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Second method is to use scrap lumber as an inside corner board to screw too.

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>>1097058
Better pic google came up with.

>>1097058
>>1097060
>>1097062
Fuck yeah that's what I was looking for. Thanks anon