Cost of Furniture
#1
Cost of Furniture
Hi can anyone help with the cost of a good quality sofa and dining table in NZ. I have a stressless reclining sofa and hate it would keep the chairs and footstools but the sofa goes :curse:
The dining table is glass it was a cost a fortune 'oh that looks nice' stupid buy look at it and it's dirty it is defo NOT coming
Not sure whether to buy another sofa & dining table here or wait till in NZ
Help please
The dining table is glass it was a cost a fortune 'oh that looks nice' stupid buy look at it and it's dirty it is defo NOT coming
Not sure whether to buy another sofa & dining table here or wait till in NZ
Help please
#2
Re: Cost of Furniture
The cost of furniture is really on par if not cheaper than it is there here is a website to look at to give you some indication of what you get for your money,
http://www.furniturecity.co.nz/Scripts/default.asp
our friends bought the Alpha corner suite for $2700 which is around about £1100 which is pretty much the same as back home.
again it also depends on where about your coming too as there are all the usaul furniture stores like Harvey normans and DZPine, BigSave furniture etc etc......
http://www.furniturecity.co.nz/Scripts/default.asp
our friends bought the Alpha corner suite for $2700 which is around about £1100 which is pretty much the same as back home.
again it also depends on where about your coming too as there are all the usaul furniture stores like Harvey normans and DZPine, BigSave furniture etc etc......
#6
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Joined: Jan 2009
Location: Auckland
Posts: 151
Re: Cost of Furniture
Always worry about people buying new before they come - furniture that suits one room/house doesn't necessarily suit fit another - we had to change our configuration when we moved house.
Good luck with your move
Good luck with your move
#8
Re: Cost of Furniture
That's nothing. On another thread people are talkig about bringing cans of paint ......how do they know what colour they are going to want?
#9
Re: Cost of Furniture
Have a karma pill for that headache.
We came over with no blummin' sofas as I hated mine too. For that matter we came over with half a bed ( don't ask); no pots and pans courtesy of the packers; no vacuum cleaner which was a bit dim ; no garden furniture due to mis-information and no white ware coz mine was all way too old.
We bought our sofas from Smith City when they were on special and did the haggling thing over the whiteware.
I think I've been away from the UK too long now to know if the prices and deals are better in the UK than here in NZ. I would suggest to you though that you might find more choice back in the UK.
In retrospect I would have bought in the UK as we were comitted to a container anyway.
We came over with no blummin' sofas as I hated mine too. For that matter we came over with half a bed ( don't ask); no pots and pans courtesy of the packers; no vacuum cleaner which was a bit dim ; no garden furniture due to mis-information and no white ware coz mine was all way too old.
We bought our sofas from Smith City when they were on special and did the haggling thing over the whiteware.
I think I've been away from the UK too long now to know if the prices and deals are better in the UK than here in NZ. I would suggest to you though that you might find more choice back in the UK.
In retrospect I would have bought in the UK as we were comitted to a container anyway.
#10
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Joined: Feb 2009
Location: Wellington
Posts: 217
Re: Cost of Furniture
Are sofas and armchairs with removable and machine-washable covers available in NZ? With two very active border collies and a cat, washable covers are a must in our household. Thanks to Ikea, I'm now able to have a white sofa despite the furry kids, but as someone said, our current furniture might not look right in another house.