[Closed] Anyone work for Ikea

Are they set up for click and collect type ordering?

I've not used their ordering service but it doesn't strike me as how they usually try and work - it's too labour intensive.

We encountered this issue when trying to buy a mattress. Order in store for home delivery only, which a) costs money and b) requires someone to be home to take delivery. (Even more annoying as we have an Ikea bed and they keep the UK sized mattresses in store but the Ikea sized ones have to be ordered in)

No way round it afaik, we ended up buying a different mattress that was stocked in store.

I live in Sweden if you want me to post some dogshit or anything, just say the word

How'syourdad .
Thanks for kind offer and will you pay for postage as if so perhaps i might declare it as
1 . We have a dog = own dogshit
2. I have a very good friend in Sweden already ( but alas has no dog )
3. After all of above am still no wiser to what the dodshit reference means

Through their head office letterbox!

Thanks for the more helpful comments ( I'am no better of it seems)

Can you not declare your home address as their depot and then argue that there does not need to be a delivery charge?

Not sure if this helps. The ad contains a pregnancy test kit that gives you a voucher for a positive result...

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We had a similar problem with kitchen work surfaces.

Couldn't believe how expensive Ikea's delivery charges are when it's the only way you can purchase some of their products, but there doesn't appear to be any way around it.

We were able to purchase the rest of the kitchen in store & take home with us, but not the work surfaces, which seems a tad daft to me.

Their ordering system from the website does seem a bit mental when compared to other furniture companies. I think we should all protest by staying overnight in one of their store. They absolutely love it when people do that.

[i]I think we should all protest by staying overnight in one of their store. [/i]

All in the same one, or just our local store?

Couldn't believe how expensive Ikea's delivery charges are when it's the only way you can purchase some of their products, but there doesn't appear to be any way around it.

I saw this yesterday on twitter;

[i]Only a FOOL would buy IKEA furniture. Instead I just download the instructions and keep emailing their service dept to say that I am missing a piece, until they ship me all the pieces over a six month period[/i]

Wwaswas I like that idea but it would take some time .

Only a FOOL would buy IKEA furniture. Instead I just download the instructions and keep emailing their service dept to say that I am missing a piece, until they ship me all the pieces over a six month period