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Anyone Ever Try Ikea? - Ashitbag - 12-24-2022
Seems like a good option, but I never read any reportage from anyone here about an SE attempt on them. Anyone ever try?
RE: Anyone Ever Try Ikea? - Selmavw - 12-24-2022
(12-24-2022, 08:14 PM)Ashitbag Wrote: Seems like a good option, but I never read any reportage from anyone here about an SE attempt on them. Anyone ever try?
They have their own delivery service right? So I would imagine that makes things a bit more complicated. But there is only one way to find out of course
RE: Anyone Ever Try Ikea? - mothered - 12-25-2022
What are you planning to SE?
RE: Anyone Ever Try Ikea? - Endeavor - 12-25-2022
(12-24-2022, 08:14 PM)Ashitbag Wrote: Seems like a good option, but I never read any reportage from anyone here about an SE attempt on them. Anyone ever try?
u can claim damaged method on dishware from there. not sure about freight and furniture
RE: Anyone Ever Try Ikea? - sinisterlee - 12-27-2022
Complained about the the laminate of the bedframe not being properly glued. They offered a small partial refund (around 10%).
They have good return policies, so that can be abused. For example if you are renting you could use the product until the warranty period time and return it if you don't intend to take the furniture to your next place.
In store boxing and dna could be options too (no experience with this).