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Re:Last Day of IKEA in Moscow by konart on Saturday March 05, 2022 @03:26AM (#30565578)
To be honest this sounds like a fairytale to me. IKEA has\had good things like lamps and tabletops. But the furniture has terrible quality. I'm still kind of angry at myself for buying their Stockholm cabinet. You _have_ to fix it agains the wall to stop the wiggling (that's what the manual AND their support tells me).

Unfortunately we really don't have anything that is mass-production and of good quality at the same time, but IKEA is hardly a ray of light in my opinion.

Re:Last Day of IKEA in Moscow by fpoling on Saturday March 05, 2022 @04:38AM (#30565974)
It is not а fairytale. It just tells the state of Russian furniture industry if they cannot match even IKEA despite cheap labor and raw materials.
Re:Last Day of IKEA in Moscow by cudgy on Saturday March 05, 2022 @05:28AM (#30566220)
At least real wood furniture can be repaired. Try repairing the cheap sawdust board that Ikea furniture is manufactured out of.