IKEA Home for $86,500

[keif sweat]

Originally Posted by Al Audi

Ikea is garbage.

Easy Pass

 

[ksteezy]

So how many of ya that say Ikea is garbage had their stuff crumble in front of your eyes?

Show hands.

 

[josebronx]

ehhh

 

[stillin729]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

So how many of ya that say Ikea is garbage had their stuff crumble in front of your eyes?

Show hands.

it's the same NT thinking that "it's still a Hyundai"; they just talk

 

[hombrelobo]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

So how many of ya that say Ikea is garbage had their stuff crumble in front of your eyes?

Show hands.

Right here. Bed frame/dinner table. GARBAGE

 

[finnns2003]

Originally Posted by Al Audi

Ikea is garbage.

Easy Pass

Not all of their stuff. Sorry man but that's just not true. My entire bedroom set is Ikea and I've had most of it since 1997, people still compliment how new it looks.

 

[idrinkyac]

I've had a few dresser's break down/fall apart on me. But this is after 3-4 years. Now my parent's have stuff from the 80's thats still holding up. Ikea stuff is cheap and functional, but I just wouldn't count on it lasting for more than 5 years.

 

[ksteezy]

Originally Posted by hombrelobo

Originally Posted by ksteezy

So how many of ya that say Ikea is garbage had their stuff crumble in front of your eyes?

Show hands.

Right here. Bed frame/dinner table. GARBAGE

damn man...sorry to hear that...i guess im one of the few that has had a wonderful experience with all their items...

 

[ksteezy]

and that is why i stick to ikea, yeha its cheap, but im also not looking at furniture as an investment, im not gonna spend 5k on a bedroom set, ill grow tired of in 3 years...i rather spend 1000$ on multiple dressers, accesories and a bed and be done with it and move on to something new after some time....ikea is perfect for that, my entire bedroom is ikea, everything is holding up just fine and i just recently built my closet from scratch using their system, now that was a risky move on my part being that the closet i just cant swap out that easy, but im hoping this thing holds up, im loving my new wardrobes, give my room a whole new more modern feel.....for its cost, ikea stuff is nice and it looks great and modern.

 

[mplsdunk]

Originally Posted by Keif Sweat

Originally Posted by Al Audi

Ikea is garbage.

Easy Pass

it's no better quality than target. if you disagree you're lying to yourself. 

 

[waviecrocket]

1 bedroom house? thats pretty crazy must not plan on having kids

 

[rocky437]

Ikea aint garbage at all, seriously some delusional dudes in here

 

[atlien seeko]

Stupid as hell.

 

[ac4three]

Originally Posted by finnns2003

Originally Posted by Al Audi

Ikea is garbage.

Easy Pass

Not all of their stuff. Sorry man but that's just not true. My entire bedroom set is Ikea and I've had most of it since 1997, people still compliment how new it looks.

As a kid, I had an Ikea bed that was purchased in the mid-1990s. It was very well made - I kept it about 15 years and then sold it.

Unfortunately, the quality has declined significantly. I'm not mad though, because you get what you pay for. My current bedroom set is actually from Ikea, but let's just say I don't expect it to last that long.

 

[keif sweat]

Originally Posted by MPLSdunk

Originally Posted by Keif Sweat

Originally Posted by Al Audi

Ikea is garbage.

Easy Pass

it's no better quality than target. if you disagree you're lying to yourself. 

I've never bought nor used Target furniture so I can't agree or disagree but from my experience Ikea is great for its price point and when taken care of the stuff can last a very long time. Plus Target makes some quality clothes and other random stuff so I wouldn't doubt that there furniture isn't too bad either.

 

[|A-Man|]

Yall must not put the things together right or are doing reckless damage to your furniture from Ikea

Wear and tear is one thing but becoming completely useless after 2-3 years?

Anyway, duly noted

 

[ksteezy]

Originally Posted by ATGD7154xBBxMZ

Yall must not put the things together right or are doing reckless damage to your furniture from Ikea

Wear and tear is one thing but becoming completely useless after 2-3 years?

Anyway, duly noted

That's what I'm thinking...dude probably thought he can do away without usin those damn little wood thingies

That's the one thing about Ikea, don't skip ANY step and use all the screws, bolts, nuts and wood thingies that the package comes with.

 

[marvin hagler]

1 bedroom house?

 

[ksteezy]

How many bedrooms you want for 86k?

 

[limitedretroog]

Eh.

 

[stillin729]

Originally Posted by Marvin Hagler

1 bedroom house?

 yet Niketalkers would drop $86k on an M5 but live at home 

 

[pushak513]

over priced particle board

 

[twizzi]

i thinks its dope but will it last until you even pay the 87k plus interest off?

 

[jehul]

Originally Posted by ksteezy

and that is why i stick to ikea, yeha its cheap, but im also not looking at furniture as an investment, im not gonna spend 5k on a bedroom set, ill grow tired of in 3 years...i rather spend 1000$ on multiple dressers, accesories and a bed and be done with it and move on to something new after some time....ikea is perfect for that, my entire bedroom is ikea, everything is holding up just fine and i just recently built my closet from scratch using their system, now that was a risky move on my part being that the closet i just cant swap out that easy, but im hoping this thing holds up, im loving my new wardrobes, give my room a whole new more modern feel.....for its cost, ikea stuff is nice and it looks great and modern.

Agreed.

 

[offbad]

copped x3

one to rock, one to stock, one to re-sell