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fjorlief is right. Using dowels and some glue, you could fix this pretty easily. a search on google will have give you some good instructions on how to do it, but essentially I would clamp it and drill holes for some thin dowels in the back. Using a high strength wood glue or epoxy, you can attach them together and the dowels will handle the stress. I've fixed a bunch of chair legs this way, an its essentially the same problem. good as new.

DON'T SAND ANY THING OFF.

If you must, you could have a professional fix it for you, but its going to cost you a lot. It is a beautiful piece, please keep us updated on your progress!

fix the brick. there are no other options. and its super easy.

the Bravespace one looks like it would tear my clothes.

this stuff is a cocaine addict's dream.

I am with bepsf. I doesn't look right. They open shelves look cluttered and the space is kind of awkward. Turn the book case around and put a divider behind it. The cake plate also needs to go.

it rivals The Thing because the same dude owns that place too. It is crazy and gives me a headache when I go in there.

$300 is not affordable. The wood used in that is no more than $10 at retail prices, and the metal is likely the same (sheet metal). $40 is affordable, $300 is robbery. IKEA could do this a lot better, and much much much much cheaper.

I'm trying to think of what the point of that design is. It looks like a torture device, and I'm sure its super expensive.... i.e. overpriced.

This post clearly was not researched at all. No need to hate on IKEA, what is the problem with furniture being affordable?
And the origin of each item is clearly labeled. I have absolutely no guilt in buying from IKEA.

waste of money. they've got to kidding.