Ikea: Winter Clearance Sale Preview Dec 20-24 2006

[bigjimslade]

http://links.ikea-usa.com/servlet/MailView?ms=NzAxNTU1S0&r=MjU4MDQ0MDQ4MQS2&j=MjM4OTcwMjAS1&mt=1

 

Event: Winter Clearance Sale Preview Dec 20-24 2006. Sale for general public starts Dec 26, 2006.

 

Where: Ikea

[Mommyof2]

I've never lived near one until now. We are in need of a dining room set and living room set. Are the prices decent? Anyone know?

[momo0725]

prices are reasonable.. only thing is most products are ready to assemble...

[Betsy]

If we want to shop early 12/20-12/24 are you suppose to have a coupon or something?

[triplestar]

I love Ikea,

[Guest koby]

Seems like everything I buy is missing some part-the store is really fun though

[bigjimslade]

If we want to shop early 12/20-12/24 are you suppose to have a coupon or something?

I would print out the flyer from the link I posted. Good Luck!

 

 

I've never lived near one until now. We are in need of a dining room set and living room set. Are the prices decent? Anyone know?

The prices are really good and I have had no problems with any of the items I have got from Ikea. As momo0725 said you have to put together the items but it is easy and painless.

 

If you are going to buy anything from Ikea I would by the Ikea tool set which will help you put your stuff together. It is also handy for small homes, cars and apts.

 

http://geoschneider.com/images/fixa.jpg

[rimshot]

It's not heirloom furniture to pass down to your grandkids but half the stuff you pay a fortune for isn't either. It's pretty good sturdy stuff. It's worth a trip just to get ideas on how best to economize on space. We picked up the highrise bed for our daughter last year - their price was half of what they wanted at the furniture stores

[bitWrangler]

I would print out the flyer from the link I posted. Good Luck!

 

 

 

 

The prices are really good and I have had no problems with any of the items I have got from Ikea. As momo0725 said you have to put together the items but it is easy and painless.

 

If you are going to buy anything from Ikea I would by the Ikea tool set which will help you put your stuff together. It is also handy for small homes, cars and apts.

 

http://geoschneider.com/images/fixa.jpg

Hmm, I was expecting to see "sale" prices with the link. I get the impression that it's simply a storewide sale that they won't heavily advertise until later. So if you walk into the store today, you'll see the items on sale.

[bovichtj]

It's not heirloom furniture to pass down to your grandkids but half the stuff you pay a fortune for isn't either. It's pretty good sturdy stuff. It's worth a trip just to get ideas on how best to economize on space. We picked up the highrise bed for our daughter last year - their price was half of what they wanted at the furniture stores

We just bought a bunk bed for my son's b'day here... we'll put it together next week. The price was amazing ($149) and looks great, too :)

 

Just FYI, a standard twin mattress is too big for IKEA bunks. You have to buy the mattresses from them, too... (still not bad...~$129-200, your choice). All in all, with IKEA bedding (2 down quilts, 2 covers & shams, 4 sheets, 2 pillows, 2 mattress pads, 2 mattresses & the bunk itself, we came out around $550... and that was regular price. I couldn't find anythng like that, even at Art Van!

 

Joanne