IKEA: service of sale and donation of furniture

2020: Start of service for sale \at furniture from IKEA in Russia

On September 17, 2020 IKEA started service for sale of the furniture which was in the use in Russia. On the new platform clubmen of IKEA Family will be able to sell, buy and give to a gift the goods purchased by them earlier.

IKEA shops began to accept second-hand cribs and pelenalny tables and to return 40% of their cost. It will be in the future possible to return almost all furniture — tables and chairs, a bedrooms, living rooms, bathrooms furniture and kitchens. Second-hand goods can be purchased in department of cut-price goods.

IKEA would start in Russia service for sale \at furniture

Russians can give furniture on charity — IKEA started the corresponding project together with All Together association. Within this initiative project participants are offered to give unnecessary furniture of any brands to IKEA shops. The company will redirect the packed things to persons in need. For sending furniture it is necessary to fill out the request on the website, to attach a photo and to leave contact information. The fund participating in the project can organize free export of furniture, or it can be brought independently.

The company accepts for transfer to persons in need only net furniture in good condition. At the same time funds will not be able to accept the sofas upholstered with fabric of a chair and chairs and also mattresses.

Within 15 days the fund for further approval of date and time of transfer of furniture will contact you. Service is free. The charitable foundation will organize export of furniture, however you can also pay delivery or bring furniture independently, says IKEA.

As reported in the press service of IKEA, the main objective of the project — to present the second life to the used things. The program begins to work in all cities of presence of the retailer. By September, 2020 the company is provided in 12 large cities of Russia. As partners in regions charitable foundations act.^[1]

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