Little-extra-care furniture materials Clean with a mild soapy solution, cover when not in use. All our wooden outdoor furniture is pre-treated with stain or paint. We recommend re-staining to prevent cracking and extend its lifetime. How often you re-stain depends on location, usage and exposure to the elements.

Acacia, eucalyptus and other solid woods usually require a little care from time to time. Clean with a mild soapy solution, cover when not in use. All our wooden outdoor furniture is pre-treated with stain or paint. We recommend re-staining to prevent cracking and extend its lifetime.

acacia wood All the acacia wood we use comes from FSC certified plantations. Together with our suppliers, smallholder farmers and partners like WWF, the IKEA business ensures that acacia is grown in a way that is better for the environment and the local communities.

We use recycled materials whenever possible. Wood, plastic, paper, and metal are just a few that we love to work with.

Our products are manufactured around the world, with most of our goods and services coming from China, Poland, Italy, Germany and Sweden. At IKEA, we use more than 1200 local furniture suppliers around the world, alongside 100 food suppliers and 275 suppliers of transport.

Certainly, IKEA is not the only brand that sells affordable but lesser-quality furniture. Largely made from particleboard, IKEA furniture most often does not stand up to years of use. Disassembling and transporting the furniture during a move can also shorten its lifespan.

Our products are manufactured around the world, with most of our goods and services coming from China, Poland, Italy, Germany and Sweden. At IKEA, we use more than 1200 local furniture suppliers around the world, alongside 100 food suppliers and 275 suppliers of transport.

When you shop at IKEA, you should not expect to find heirloom quality furniture. While most of the products are certainly affordable, longevity is not typically a common attribute. (Very often affordability and quality do not go hand in hand unless you are buying used furniture.)

Ikea furniture is shipped and sold in flat-packs, which makes transporting it cheaper, and customers put it together themselves (or pay for someone to do it for them), keeping labor costs down. And the trademark simple style of the furniture Ikea sells is not just because it's a Scandinavian aesthetic.

Inter IKEA Systems B.V. The group is primarily known for its modernist furniture designs, its simple approach to interior design, and its immersive shopping concept, based around a showroom of decorated room settings, in which customers can interact with the available articles onsite.

The pros of IKEA furniture are that it is generally affordable, and they have a wide variety of options to choose from. Quality is very reasonable for the price. Relatively stable selection of colors so you can add on over time if you choose items from their primary lines.

Much of the IKEA furniture is made from particle board with a smooth, white finish. This densely compressed wood provides a lighter weight piece of furniture than solid wood. There are two types of particle boards: one is extruded, and the other is platen pressed.

Simply put, IKEA home furnishing is beautiful because it is well-designed, functional, quality, affordable, and sustainable. Our stores use our product range to create solutions that are relevant and affordable to you. The idea is for these solutions to enable you to live the way you want. Creating homes to love.

Our range of products spans furniture, lighting, textiles, tools, and more. There are fancy dinner tables and beautiful chinaware and coasters for your dining area and creative modular sofas, plush rugs, practical TV units, and more for your living room.

When you shop at IKEA, you should not expect to find heirloom quality furniture. While most of the products are certainly affordable, longevity is not typically a common attribute. (Very often affordability and quality do not go hand in hand unless you are buying used furniture.)

Much of the IKEA furniture is made from particle board with a smooth, white finish. This densely compressed wood provides a lighter weight piece of furniture than solid wood. There are two types of particle boards: one is extruded, and the other is platen pressed.