I appreciate that Ikea has an interest in spreading its particular brand of stylish, value-for-money furniture as widely as possible, but surely the promotion of flat-pack people is taking things too far.
posted by Kevin @ 12:25 AM
Thursday, February 10, 2005
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That's what it was like here when IKEA opened in Phoenix.
When their store opened in Japan a few months ago people were killed.
We waited 2 weeks after they opened and went on a Monday morning and still got trampled...
It was crazy.
In London the store is still closed. Ikea have said that they will review their policy on store openings, but based on your comments it seems that their previous experiences should have put them in a position to anticipate this.
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