Jag talar inte Ikea.
Post date: 2019-12-16 07:51:06
Views: 172
I don't understand this information about a wall-mounted shelf from Ikea. It gives the maximum weight per shelf, then says this: "Max. load refers to the max. weight before the shelf is risking to slant. Distribute the weight evenly on the shelf to avoid the risk of slanting."

The same phrasing is used for several different wall shelves. What does "the shelf is risking to slant" mean? Does "risking to" mean that there's a risk? To me that sounds different in severity from a "maximum weight," which sounds serious. What potential consequence is meant by "slant?" Do they mean it may sag in the middle? Do they mean that it may pull out of the wall? Do they mean it may slant like a teeter-totter on one of the supports as an axis, and dump everything off at one end? Do they mean the front edge will slant downwards and dump everything off all along the shelf?
Number of Comments
Please click Here to read the full story.
 
Other Top and Latest Questions:
Bank of America is betting on these stocks, including one Big Tech laggard, in the first quarter of 2026
Buffett backs new CEO Greg Abel with 'huge endorsement' in CNBC interview
Week in review: We initiated a position — plus, top gainers and laggards of 2025
Be careful buying the top 10 ETFs of 2025: They have 'very little, if any' role in your portfolio, says expert
Maduro is out but his top allies still hold power in Venezuela
Chip stocks rally to start 2026 after third-straight winning year
South Korea's Lee begins China state visit after North fires missiles
Airlines restore Caribbean flights after U.S. lifts airspace restrictions tied to Venezuela strikes
Global defense stocks soar as U.S. strike on Venezuela heralds new 'hard power' era
Amazon lets some users chat with Alexa+ on the web in bid to take on ChatGPT