If you bought them at Ikea, the retailer will pay you to get them back. ... The program doesn’t extend to non-Ikea-branded products or beds, sofas, mattresses, ...

IKEA will not take back beds, sofas, mattresses, home furnishing accessories, leather products or lighting fixtures. The retailer will sell the items in its As Is in-store sections that also stock ...

Thanks to sleeper sofas, you can get the two furniture staples combined. Good sleeper sofas — whether they be pull-outs, futons or sofa beds — have to be comfortable as both sofa and bed, and convert ...

And if you take sofas and mattresses in Ikea, you probably come up to some 15% to 20% of our total carbon footprint. So that would be immense for us. You also got rid of the catalogue.

Ikea's new second-hand furniture scheme gives vouchers for your unwanted items in a bid to encourage more sustainable consumerism. Skip to main content. Search Search Close. ... It used to collect ...

At IKEA, it could mean one spring system for sofas and mattresses that is better-quality than existing ones. One, for wardrobes and drawers, is ready and will be rolled out in large scale in 2017.

Ikea is also considering a launch of its own spare parts business to allow customers to buy replacement components, such as hinges or screws, for furniture no longer stocked in its stores.