IKEA hackers Ian and Loida Callaghan were super excited when they assembled five BILLY bookcases to create a personal library. The only problem? Along with their brand-new reading room, they got over 400 shelf holes. A bunch of holes didn’t quite mesh with the sophisticated look they were going for, and they wondered why IKEA didn’t have the little 3mm plastic hole covers, saying, “I just can’t believe this, as they are so good at all their products!!” You know […]
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