We want the customers to be able to shop without interruption from salespeople. But if you need information, tips or help, our employees are at the service desks around the store.
Every effort is made to maintain the availability of items shown online, but due to popularity and supply issues, some products may not always be available. Generally, IKEA can estimate when a product should be back in stock.
Most IKEA products are designed so customers can easily assemble them themselves. It‘s also better for the budget.
However, we can assist. Assembly services are available for some purchases, for a small charge. Note that we don‘t assemble corner-work areas, kitchen cabinets or products that are partly made of glass.
Yes. To get a full refund in the form of a credit note the product has to be unused, resalable and in the original packaging. It is also necessary to show the original receipt or gift receipt, which customers can ask for at the register when purchasing the product. If the product has been assembled, or if the packaging is missing or damaged, the customer is entitled to a refund of 70% of the original price, in the form of a credit note. It is also necessary to show the receipt or the gift receipt. If the returns and exchanges policy is not fulfilled, IKEA reserves the right to refuse a refund.
It is not possible to return or exchange plants, food, textiles, light bulbs or products from Umbúðalaust (As is). This returns and exchanges policy does not restrict any legal consumer protection.
IKEA stores are all over the world. To find a store in a different country go to IKEA.com and select the country website you need from the list.
Although our product range has a Swedish/Scandinavian appearance, we have over 2,000 suppliers in over 50 countries.
The IKEA brand with its Swedish roots is owned and managed by Inter IKEA Systems B.V., based in the Netherlands. IKEA uses a franchise system, and the franchisor is responsible to continuously develop the IKEA Concept and ensure its implementation in new and existing markets. IKEA has stores in 62 markets.
IKEA in Iceland is a privately owned family business.
The IKEA Concept is to make everyday life better for the many people. Our business idea is to offer a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishing products at prices so low that as many people as possible will be able to afford them.
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By producing in high volumes with smarter designs and flat packaging, we can keep our costs down. That way, we can offer affordable products at low prices without having to compromise on quality.
Since most IKEA furniture is flat-packed, you can take your goods home today in your car and enjoy them right away. However, we can arrange delivery at a reasonable rate. You can also rent an electric vehicle or a trailer from us for a small fee.
You’ve probably heard about stores that offer free delivery service. However, “free” usually means that the cost has already been added to the product price. We want to offer the lowest price possible.
Almost all IKEA furniture are tested according to strict international standards. They withstand stress because the tests simulate real events such as when kids jump on sofas and when drawers are opened ten times a day. This is done so that we can be sure that our products will last well.
Quality testing is part of our strategy to provide well-designed and functional products at low prices for everyone. We found that if the products can withstand this kind of treatment from us, they will surely withstand many things from you.
At IKEA, we usually design the furniture so that it can be packed in flat boxes. Our inventory and transportation costs are significantly reduced, simply because we don't transport air between locations. And because we buy in large quantities, we get volume discounts that are then passed on to you.
Even though it can be tricky to assemble the products, you are paying a lower price because of that.
IKEA designers always need to keep in mind that they are designing a good quality product with an affordable price.
By making every product in big stock we get a good volume discount, leading to a lower price for you.
No, all resale of IKEA products is prohibited. IKEA stores worldwide only sell IKEA products and only IKEA stores can sell IKEA products. In this way, customers are guaranteed to get the same quality, service and low prices wherever they buy IKEA products.
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