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6 Steps to Add Under-Shelf Storage with IKEA PÅLYCKE

A no-drill way to use empty space below a shelf. PÅLYCKE 505.344.15 fits shelves 16–20 mm thick and has a maximum load of 1.5 kg.

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When mugs and tea towels crowd a shelf, you may be able to use the space beneath it. IKEA PÅLYCKE 505.344.15 (22 × 26 × 19 cm) is a powder-coated steel clip-on basket with EVA protectors. Check shelf thickness, clearance and door movement before fitting it. Never exceed the shelf's own load rating.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Measure the shelf thickness. This model is designed for shelves 16–20 mm thick. Never force the clips onto a thinner or thicker shelf.
2. Check the 19 cm basket height and available front-to-back space. Make sure it will not obstruct cupboard doors, hinges, drawers or items below.
3. Inspect the clips and EVA protectors for damage, then slide the basket level onto the shelf edge. The product is designed for installation without drilling or added screws.
4. Check the empty basket gently for wobbling or slipping. If the shelf bows or the clips do not sit securely, stop and recheck compatibility before loading it.
5. Store light tea towels and small items within the 1.5 kg maximum load. Avoid concentrating heavy breakables at the edge or positioning it where children may pull on it.
6. Remove the contents, wipe the basket with a cloth dampened in a mild cleaner, and dry with a clean cloth. Use indoors only and periodically check that clips and shelf remain secure.

Official IKEA PÅLYCKE 505.344.15 product details, presented as a text-only link card without reused photos.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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