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pickleloaf
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 lights in detolfs what lights do you guys use in the top of your detolf shelves? how do you attach them?
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bansheebot
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I believe they're made by Ikea, actually. I think they can be purchased separately, and installed via the circular hole on top of the detolf.
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pickleloaf
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bansheebot wrote: I believe they're made by Ikea, actually. I think they can be purchased separately, and installed via the circular hole on top of the detolf.  problem solved
i am going to ikea next week for the first time and plan to pick one up.
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chris
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these will make your deltof uber styling and oh so unique.
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skylar
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Location: south jersey
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no lights. I don't want anyone other than me to actually see my toys.
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Pogue
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the lights ikea makes suck.
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jocappy
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Location: Battle Ground, Washington
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Pogue wrote: the lights ikea makes suck. I was told the same thing. So I just bought some lights that are close to a flush mount and drilled a large hole in the top of the detolf. Took about 30 minutes for both installed. Easy.
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atease
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Location: Boston, MA
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I think the IKEA lights get way too hot for my liking.
just a personal preference though
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lgcolddrink
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Natural lighting is the way to go. That way at night you can't see your toys and when you wake up in the morning you get a nice refreshing greeting from them.
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SHAPESHIFTA
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Joined: Fri Oct 21, 2005 8:57 pm
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Location: Seattle the Emerald City
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Those Ikea lites get way to hot and traditional lighting sucks bad too ! Better get out and git yerself some COOL burning LED's, they are next generation come'n atcha !!!
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