IKEA Locations

I avoided robot vacuums for a long time because the early ones were honestly kind of ****. Friends had them and they’d just bounce into furniture, get stuck under chairs, or leave half the room dirty. Every time I saw one running it looked like a confused hockey puck wandering around. The [Roborock QV 35A](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DQ82FJST?th=1&linkCode=ll2&tag=trs-d-20&linkId=3f1d371138618ad6161089565142a38d&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl) is the first one I’ve used that actually feels like a real cleaning appliance instead of a tech toy. The biggest surprise was the suction. This thing is rated at 8000Pa and I assumed that was just marketin...

Hey all, I've noticed again that there are lots of new finch friends joining and using the app again, so I figured I'd come on here and share a list of things that I personally do to keep me motivated to keep using the app, as I know for me at least, it can be super hard some days to open the app! Ofc feel free to leave your own ideas in the comments for any new users that may see this post 🫶 1. Give yourself in-app goals to reach: I'm not talking about goals as in the ones you check off i.e. do laundry, clean _____, etc, I'm talking about goals you mentally set for yourself, so you have something to look forward to completing by logging in every day! I do this a lot,...

Everyone blames the design. Wrong button color, weak copy, bad timing. But the actual problem is that most popup strategies are built for e-commerce buyers and quietly applied to everyone else. After digging through industry popup benchmarks across thousands of campaigns, I’m now pretty convinced the real variable is something harder to control: visitor intent. It differs so dramatically by vertical that copying a strategy from one industry into another can genuinely make things worse. **Here’s the pattern that changed my thinking** Intent psychology is the missing layer in most CRO conversations. We obsess over button color and copy while ignoring the fact that visitors arrive in com...

I like to see my puzzle boxes on display and I really ought to buy shelves for them. But I’ve just moved house and I never want to see an allen key or cardboard boxes ever again. I also want to give my wallet a bit of a rest. In my old house, I just stacked them on top of each other, but with my collection growing, I can’t keep doing this without damaging them. So I’m curious to know if you store/display boxes in creative ways that don’t include furniture.

Today was a small but meaningful moment for us. While checking our App Store notifications, something caught my attention. Different country flags had started appearing. Turkey India United States United Kingdom For a young product, these small signals mean a lot. We’re building Furnea, a platform that helps furniture and home decor brands create visuals, videos, and scene-based product experiences much faster. Our quiet goal is simple: One day we hope to see flags from every country here. We’re still very early in the journey, but moments like this are incredibly motivating. Curious to hear your thoughts: If you were using a product like this, what features would you want ...

We've been together for almost 6 years. I am not claiming to be perfect. I have ADHD, I have battled depression since my teenagehood. Whenever she wants to raise a concern or grievance regarding my behavior, the way I carry myself, or the way I perceive things, I let her do so. I listen to her, give her calmly my perspective on things, validate the way she feels, and let her know how I intend to change things coming forward. Two nights ago, I mentioned a concern I have. About her compulsive buying, about how our apartment is on the verge of being unlivable, because while she's great at figuring ways to make space to store new stuff, it can only work so much. Our appartment is c...

I am moving to DC soon into an unfurnished apartment (very excited!). Anyone have any recommendations for places to buy second-hand furniture (I'm already planning to check Facebook marketplace)? I love antique and vintage furniture. I won't have a car, but I could rent one for the day if there is a must visit store outside of town.

I’ve ordered a new kitchen and will be laying a new water resistant type laminate throughout the ground floor which is kitchen/ diner, living room and a small porch, plan is to run the floor throughout the space without thresholds. I don’t need to level out the living room or porch as they have had laminate on for years without issues. The kitchen floor is tiled and I expected to have to self level it but wasn’t expecting quite as much adhesive to get through. It’s around 4-5mm thick and inch wide strips, approx 12 strips per tile. Any tips on what to use? I can borrow a hammer drill but would need to buy the attachments. Before anyone says just to self level the whole ground floor...

Remember that 'amazing' 40% off deal on that air fryer you saw last week? Yeah, I bought into that once. Paid $120 for something advertised down from $200. Felt pretty good about my 'savings' until a week later, I saw the exact same model, same brand, consistently priced at $105 at a different retailer, *not* on any 'sale.' That kind of stuff drives me nuts. It's infuriating how many retailers play games with "original prices" just to make their "deals" look better. We've all been there, thinking we snagged a bargain, only to realize the price was just inflated for the "sale." Here's what I actually found when I star...

For almost two years now, I’ve been spending around 60% of the year at my girlfriend’s parents’ flat. I spend most of my time working at the computer, but the chair I’m using is one of those that doesn’t have a headrest. We went to IKEA last week and I tried some chairs. I think I liked the Järvfjället the most, and I loved the headrest, but it’s too expensive for me right now. Just for some context, I weigh 110 kg and I’m 1.83 m tall. My girlfriend let me try her Markus, but the headrest isn’t for me. At my parents’ house I have a Diablo X-One gaming chair. Although I love it, the headrest falls off. So my options right now are: Hbada 5. I’ve seen a lot of ads for ...

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Both seem to work fine but I vaguely remember these shiny ones came with the legs. Apart from the stitching screws being too short? The trouble in Australia is we use those gold screws designed for chipboard on everything but chipboard which this is. Not sure why these shiny chrome ones came with the legs they look more like metal screws. Sorry for posting ikea furniture.

We work in retail. We sell luxury items. This company was founded by a beloved gentleman who sadly passed away less than a decade ago before seeing the company expand. In the store, we have a piece of furniture that belonged to him. It is visible from outside the store. A lot of the people who pass by, see this piece of furniture from outside and walk in saying something along the lines of "That is a beautiful piece" or "I saw that piece and felt like I had to come in and check this shop out." This piece is part of a display so I think the display itself is what customers say is beautiful but I don't know, it just feels interesting to note befo I get to the meat of t...

Lately I’ve been seeing more and more discussion around Hermès “prespend strategy,” and honestly, the whole thing sounds more absurd the longer you look at it. What really stands out to me is that people are no longer just talking about what they like or what they want to buy. They’re talking about what “counts,” what only counts partially, which categories are more “effective,” whether buying too many similar items makes you look suspicious, whether furniture works better than jewelry, whether men’s RTW helps more than women’s, whether certain hot items only count as half, whether orders placed through an SA but paid online still count, etc. Read that back and tell me...

Hallloooo community, Just moved to Hobart and struggling a bit with the couch option. The local second-hand market seems a bit… rough? Either not many options, or the price vs condition doesn’t feel very “second-hand”. On the other hand I don’t really want to spend thousands on a brand new couch either… especially since I have a cat who will almost certainly turn it into a scratching post. 🐈‍⬛ I’ve looked at buying from mainland stores/Marketplace, but the shipping costs are pretty wild. Has anyone tried using a third-party delivery company to collect furniture from the mainland and ship it to Hobart? Does that work out okay? Or are there any local tricks for findin...

Naa na nakatry ug order items from IKEA like sofa & other larger pieces of furniture? How was it? Walay damage?

I'm thinking of renovating one room into a child's room - currently it has 'nothing' built in. I have seen friends of mine who did impressive carpentry (cabinets, wardrobes, tables, wall storage systems) to maximise storage space. On the other hand, I also worry the down-sides of carpentry - Cost, lack of flexibility to change layout when their needs change utility / design and is thinking of getting Ikea wardrobes and loose pieces of furniture from shops. Disclaimer: currently kid 12Y. Sharing room but intending to 'move out'. Seeking advice from people who have experience in renovating children's room. If you do not mind, it will be useful to highlight ...