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Re:IKEA to buy back used furniture in recycling push by mywittyname on Monday October 19, 2020 @12:27PM (#24827900)
This x1000. I've owned a lot of IKEA furniture and I think it's really durable. I have a bedroom set (Hemnes) that I've hauled around to six different places over the years and it still serving well in the guest room. I never bothered to even unload the dresser full of clothes, I just wrap it up in shipping plastic and haul it on a dolly.

However, even their crap can be really rugged. I have this $5 side table that I've been dragging around for a decade now that just won't die.

Re:IKEA to buy back used furniture in recycling push by ThePadawan on Monday October 19, 2020 @01:25PM (#24828597)
In my mind, out of every product, IKEA pricing will be e.g.

- the cheapest possible one at like $5 - a pretty OK one at $20 - some really fancy ones with brass handles or sth at $40 or $80

The $5 products I bought fell apart, but the $20 ones are still perfectly fine.

So I guess depending on what everyone refers to as "typical IKEA stuff", their mileage might vary by a looong shot.