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Ikea Pax Wardrobe System

Keith — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 19:21:36 +0000

Ikea Pax Wardrobe System

About the IKEA PAX
This is an expandable wardrobe System
(probably unsurpassed)
There are 18 Different Doors to chose from (in 5 colours)
You can fit your PAX out with 5 widths,2 heights and 2 depths.
Now is that expandable or what ?
The Wardrobe system comes with a 10 Year warranty too.
There are great interior organisers including :
Clothes Rails
Boxes to fit
Drawere
Drawers with Dividers
HooKs
A Jewelry Box
There is even a pull-out clothers Rail too
Frames include a standar frame
A Corner Unit
A whole range of handles and Drawe Fronts
In fact everything you need for a complete wardrobe System

2 BIG IKEA PAX WARDROBES

0 Bid

£130.00

11h 1m

Ikea Pax Komplement wire basket drawer

£5.00

11h 25m

Ikea Pax wardrobe door drawers and shelves

1 Bid

£5.00

11h 25m

IKEA PAX EIKESDAL Large Sliding Doors Oak and Black Glass2 Doors ONLY

5 Bids

£2.10

14h 34m

There are quite a number of pieces in this section just click on any one to see more.
So just make a list from the Catalogue for the Ikea Pax Wardrobe System

Ikea Flatpack Furniture

Keith — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 10:34:38 +0000

Flatpack Furniture from Ikea
Although Flatpack furniture does not seem to have taken off in Wales (according to reports),it is really popular everywhere else.

Ikea has made buying a new wardrobe or desk affordable.
Flatpack is much cheaper than ready assembled furniture - you simply do not have the labour charges.
But is the quality good enough - the answer is a resounding YES !
Ikea has been very careful about their quality control and has sourced much of their raw materials from the Baltic States to keep costs down - and they pass that saving to you.

Many supermarket chains are looking at Ikea with a view to copying their strategy.
(whoever thought that Woolworths would close down ?)
The credit crunch has drastically affected companies around the world and every remaining company is now cutting costs (and staff) in an effort to stay afloat.

It is likely that flatpack furniture may well take over the high street and I foresee a huge explosion in service industries of delivery and assembly of furniture in your home.

Flatpack furniture of the past was indeed a little on the shoddy side with fibreboard frequently falling apart and many of us older folk remember the unexpected nausea
that came from discovering that vital fitting and hinges were missing - but not from IKEA !

The great designs that come out of IKEA ensure simple assembly and good quality furniture.
With the added thrill of knowing that you built it yourself - and saved money.
Here is one of the IKEA Bestsellers - the Billy Bookcase
http://www.all4yourhome.co.uk/Store/billybooks

The big Blue and Yellow Supermarkets look like they will expand while their rivals look on enviously.

Mistakes not to make at IKEA !

Keith — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 08:24:05 +0000

The most common mistake I have seen at IKEA is that people underestimate the size of their car.
This means that when you get flatpack furniture it may not fit inside your car - at least not with you and a passenger too ...
No seriously - people do forget that they have to be able to get into the car and drive it

(Thats why you often see Police cars near IKEA (you thought they were smartening up the police cells ? No they are waiting for an easy booking of a car being unsafely
laden.)
The trouble with IKEA is that it is SO tempting you think thats accidental ?- no - just a great bit of marketing !)

The other mistake many people make is to park too far from the loading area .
Then you have to carry big stuff to your car - not a smart move.
Take a friend with you and get them to wait in the loading area while you get the car or van ( really clever people get a friend with a van to go shopping with them .. I must try that sometime !)