IKEA Locations

I'm choosing between these two kung ano mas maganda as desk. For context, paglalagyan ko sya ng gaming laptop and tablet. I'd use the cabinets for things like folders, portfolios, and books. For those na nakabili na, matibay ba ang San Yang furniture?

Like the title says, my husband and I found an adult roach in our apartment 24hrs after having family over that we know has a severe infestation. We assume it came in on a coat/shoe, ect. We immediately deep cleaned our kitchen, wasn’t terrible to begin with…but seeing a roach had me trying to convince my husband to pull out the fridge and oven 🙃. I have extreme anxiety regarding roaches and bugs as I grew up in a house (same family that came over) that had an extreme infestation. It has taken me 3 years to chill out a bit with my anxiety regarding bugs, although I would still consider myself fairly cautious of purchasing things in stores and getting packages (anxiety ***** tbh). T...

https://preview.redd.it/mxxz0m60za9g1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=f7ab6917c98353c18a448f45105fe448a5ef990d Step inside almost any flourishing business – be it an office, restaurant, or a store – and it's likely they'll have some kind of welcoming atmosphere that convinces you to either sit down and enjoy a meal, browse their selection, or finish that report. There are plenty of reasons why that welcoming atmosphere is designed, and it takes a dedication to thoughtful interior commercial design. Interior designers are no longer concerned solely with how a space looks - companies are no longer allowed to market their products alone, and design ...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for US stores including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others including prepaid visa, mastercard Message me here: https://www.reddit.com/user/just_my_alias/ to discuss rate...

Rates vary so please send me a chat with the following information: * Store and value of card * How the gift card was obtained * Payment method you take I am only buying gift cards for US stores including: * Amazon * Apple * Barnes & Noble * Banana Republic * Best Buy * Bloomingdales * Chick-Fil-A * Costco * Crate and Barrel * Dicks Sporting Goods * eBay * Gap * H&M * Home Depot * Ikea * Lowes * Macys * Nordstrom * Pottery Barn * Saks Fifth Avenue * Starbucks * Target * Uber * Walmart * West Elm * Williams Sonoma .. and many others Message me here: https://www.reddit.com/user/just_my_alias/ to discuss rates

Could anyone recommend a place to find stylish carpets and rugs at affordable prices? I’ve checked a few furniture stores like HomeCenter and Pan Home, but their selections are more neutral, like beige and gray, and I’m looking for something with a bit more character. Ikea had some decent ones, but still not what I’m looking for

My office chair broke and I need a new one. Due to a few unfortunate financial issues that happened this year, I can't spend a lot. Is there a second-hand furniture store in north/ceentral NJ that yall recommend?

# 1. What's Inside? Particle Board: Made from wood chips, sawdust, and other wood scraps glued together. It’s a more recycled wood product, so it's generally cheaper but not as durable. MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard): Made by breaking down wood fibers into super tiny pieces and then pressing them together with glue. It's denser, smoother, and typically more durable. # 2. Durability & Usage: Particle Board: It’s lighter, but also softer and more prone to damage. If you spill water on it, it can warp or soak in moisture, which makes it more likely to fall apart over time. This is why you often see it in budget furniture or flat-pack options (we all know IKEA...

The office chair I’ve used for the last fifteen years has finally fallen apart beyond the point of repair. I’m ready to get a new one. I’m a little daunted though. I’ve never had to shop for an office chair myself. And the one I was using was okay, but it wasn’t the best, and I have started getting some back and leg pain. I don’t have much in the way of furniture stores where I live (small town). I want to buy one online. But I am worried about quality and ergonomics. Can anyone suggest where to get affordable office furniture online that will provide good support, be a suitable height, and last?

Christmas Day is a federal holiday, and most major retailers and services shut down completely. If you plan to shop or grab essentials, here’s what to expect:  **❌**  **Stores Closed on Christmas Day** Most big‑box retailers, grocery chains, and department stores will be closed nationwide on Dec. 25: * Target — closed (reopens Dec. 26)   * Walmart — closed (reopens Dec. 26)   * Costco — warehouses closed Christmas Day   * Trader Joe’s — closed   * Whole Foods Market — closed   * Kroger / Publix / ALDI / Sprouts / Sam’s Club — closed   * Home Depot / Lowe’s / IKEA / Macy’s / JCPenney / Kohl’s — closed   * Best Buy / Dick’s Sporting Go...

The Problem: The current Clipboard/Pathing system is a tedious "robot simulator." It’s rigid, breaks easily when you move furniture, and kills the fun of late-game management. The Solution: Replace fixed paths with Smart Nodes and Employee Autonomy. 1. Direct Machine Configuration (No Clipboard) Smart Slots: Right-click any input slot (Mixer/Packer) to select a specific resource. Dynamic Supply: This creates an automatic "Need." You don’t tell the employee where to go; the AI simply looks for that resource in your storage. Non-Blocking: You can still add items manually. The automation just keeps the slot topped up by the employees. 2. Shelving Filters (In/Out Logi...

Hello! Sorry to bother everyone but I need an answer! I've recently run out of room on my homemade shelves, ones I cobbled together in a...poor manner to say the least. They do the job, I wont pretend they don't do that, but I can't fit anything else on them! I know the norm is an Ikea Kallax shelf, but the nearest store is way too far away, and even if I were to go with it, I dont have the space in my car, and I don't know anyone with more storage. So, to get to my point, would the attached self work well enough, and not like, break my records.

Hey neighbors, I just moved in to my own apartment and I don't have **** for furniture besides a bed. I need a couch and some bookshelves and such. I'm not finding much as far as the goodwills and savers, anybody have any hot tips for where I can find good cheap stuff? Antique stores are too expensive for me and I don't want a cheap particle board thing from Walmart. My family used to shop at the re-store for furniture as a kid but I'm not seeing those around now and I figure that market had to go somewhere. Thanks for your ideas!

So basically I've got a voucher to spend in Currys 400€ to be precise and I just cant decide which chair should I get... I recently finished my gaming setup and only the chair is missing Im just using the kitchen one so I cant sit on it for over an hour, I just need some chair in which I could sit for hours that the seating is not hard cuz I'm a big 100kg guy. The chair that got my attention is the ANDASEAT Gravity people are saying that it has a lot of room for your legs and its comfy so Im asking should I go for that one or should I consider some other in that store because I really want to use that voucher and I can even add more money onto it thats not a problem I'm jus...

See how in the first photo the wooden panels next to the wall are loose? The only reason the panels on the other side even stay together is because somehow they managed to interlock. I followed the instructions to a tee. During the whole assembly, each time I’d try and fasten two pieces together that relied on a cam (the silver circle in the 2nd photo) and screw, the screw would never fasten to the other piece when I’d turn the cam. I’ve assembled IKEA furniture before and never had that problem. I swear two pieces would \*grip\* together and lock once you turned the cam. But that didn’t happen once on this unit.

See how in the first photo the wooden panels next to the wall are loose? The only reason the panels on the other side even stay together is because somehow they managed to interlock. I followed the instructions to a tee. During the whole assembly, each time I’d try and fasten two pieces together that relied on a cam (the silver circle in the 2nd photo) and screw, the screw would never fasten to the other piece when I’d turn the cam. I’ve assembled IKEA furniture before and never had that problem. I swear two pieces would \*grip\* together and lock once you turned the cam. But that didn’t happen once on this unit.

I am getting my condo ready to sell…actually I’ve been trying to sell it for the past year, but in July my upstairs neighbor overflowed her washing machine and flooded my unit 🫠 so I needed new drywall, floors, I also got it freshly painted, and had all the furniture taken out. The condo is just under 900 sqft, 1 bedroom with carpet (the carpet wasn’t replaced but is only 5 years old, restretched and professionally cleaned and it looked new), 1 bathroom, and 1 big room which is the kitchen/dining room/living room, but now it’s just 1 big room because there isn’t any furniture in it. After the furniture was removed, drywall work, new floors were installed, and fresh coat of pai...

These are just a few things I’ve picked up the past few months. I sure do like my jackets. Mostly everything here I haven’t spent more than $30 on. The most expensive thing here was my down goose LLBean jacket for $85. All of my carhart jackets I have scored between 5-25 dollars and my Peter Milar I had spent somewhere near 20 for both. The 3 things I found today at my local Goodwill are the red Helly Hansen Ski jacket for $30, the Grundens vest for $30 (brand new with tags) and the Ariat jacket for $25 (brand new with tags)! I buy a lot of things from estate sales, thrift stores and second hand stores. I also buy quite a bit of furniture, artwork, decor, cameras and even my Volvo for $2...

Hey all! I’m in the market for a new bed frame and some other furniture, and I have my eye on either the IKEA Malm or the Tonstad. The Malm is definitely cheaper and I’m on a big budget so it’s more ideal that way, but also a bit bigger (I have the space but it will just be tighter than my current frame), so there’s trade offs. I’m wondering specifically about the headboard though. I’m a big reader—I read every night at least and a lot of the day too lol. My current bed frame is cheap and I can’t lean against the headboard comfortably or without it feeling like it’ll break. Is the Malm headboard comfortable for reading and such? Can I lean on it? Also, while you are here,...

am i the only one who can’t get decent stuff in Scrooge’s store anymore? It’s been like this for the past 2 months. I get freaking basic furniture and mostly beds every single day. I just saw a tiktok of someone who bought AN ENTIRE HOUSE from their store. how is that possible?? am I being sabotaged or something💀