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Six Steps to Use IKEA SUNNERSTA Rail and Hooks Safely

SUNNERSTA (104.551.51) includes one rail, four hooks and two containers. Anchor securely with wall-appropriate fixings; the limits are 4 kg per hook and 2 kg per container.

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A wall rail can free up counter space. SUNNERSTA is designed for indoor use and is suitable for humid areas, but wall-mounting screws are sold separately. The photo illustrates a generic kitchen hook strip, not the IKEA SUNNERSTA product.

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1. Check item 104.551.51: it contains one rail, four hooks and two containers. Wall-mounting screws are not included.
2. Choose a position that keeps cooking tools accessible without conflicting with cupboard doors or busy work areas. Avoid direct heat sources and places where children could pull on the rail.
3. Identify whether the wall is plasterboard, masonry or another material, and select suitable screws and anchors. IKEA warns of falling hazards and requires secure mounting; seek professional advice if unsure.
4. Follow the assembly instructions, check the rail is firm, and add hooks and containers with lightweight everyday utensils. Do not leave exposed sharp knives hanging.
5. The stated maximum is 4 kg per hook and 2 kg per container. These are per-part limits, not a combined rail rating; weak wall fixings may require a lower load.
6. Periodically check for loosened screws or movement. Wipe with a soft cloth dampened with water and mild non-abrasive soap, then dry with a clean cloth.

IKEA KoreaSUNNERSTA Rail with 4 hooks and 2 containers, white ↗IKEA SUNNERSTA item 104.551.51 includes rail x1, hooks x4 and containers x2. Maximum 4 kg per hook, 2 kg per container. Wall screws separately; falling hazard warning and secure anchoring; mild nonabrasive wipe care.Wikimedia CommonsFile:Kitchen utensils-01.jpg ↗Original 2009 Jeppestown photo shows kitchen utensils on a wall hook strip, not the IKEA set; Flickr licensing reviewed on Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0; original displayed.Wikimedia CommonsCommons:Reusing content outside Wikimedia/technical ↗Commons specifically allows image hotlinking, subject independently to each file's licensing and creator-attribution terms.

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