IKEA can't "assemble" a functional website. I spent two days, had 4 checkout attempts and used 2 cards and 3 browsers to get to this stage.

Still beats driving to the store.

They make it this way so people get so frustrated they do drive to the store and end up buying more than anticipated 😀

IKEA. Keeping the do it yourself spirit going strong.

Agreed makes perfect sense, people that aren't carpenters building furniture so it's only natural for people that aren't Web developers to build websites

Hi, is it possible to buy quality furniture at a reasonable price. When you understand what you are paying for. And not when you come to a furniture store, and there is no choice, and the price tag is enormous. The quality of materials is terrible.

You can't buy quality furniture in a regular store. Since ordinary stores usually only import not very expensive furniture. We bought modern bedroom furniture https://roomservice360.com/modern-b... from this store. The bed we had was probably one of the most expensive purchases. The bed was bought for 5200 , this bed is completely made of solid wood. We also bought the mattress separately. Also don't forget to buy additional lighting.

Man, I feel this rant. I’ve had the exact same kind of nightmare trying to check out on IKEA’s site—just endless loops and random errors. It’s wild how a huge company can’t get a smooth online experience together. After that mess, I ended up trying wayfair https://wayfair-canada.pissedconsumer.com/... instead, and honestly, it was way less painful. I even checked out some reviews beforehand to make sure I wasn’t jumping into another headache. Not saying it’s perfect, but at least I could actually buy what I needed without needing a tech degree. Sometimes the simpler path wins, for real.