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Old Mar 30th 2017, 12:29 pm
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Hi All,

Is there a store like Ikea in New Zealand?

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This looks like Ikea. Showroom & Opening hours No idea what it's like, I'm in Aus, but all the kiwis will be in their beds.
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This looks like Ikea. Showroom & Opening hours No idea what it's like, I'm in Aus, but all the kiwis will be in their beds.
Haha. I know, I'm still stuck in England till the end of the year.
It's just after lunch here.
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This looks like Ikea. Showroom & Opening hours No idea what it's like, I'm in Aus, but all the kiwis will be in their beds.
IKEA Parallel Importer...

A parallel import is a non-counterfeit product imported from another country without the permission of the intellectual property owner. Parallel imports are often referred to as grey product and are implicated in issues of international trade, and intellectual property.
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IKEA Parallel Importer...

A parallel import is a non-counterfeit product imported from another country without the permission of the intellectual property owner. Parallel imports are often referred to as grey product and are implicated in issues of international trade, and intellectual property.
Yeah, it was the closest thing I could find. Not sure what would happen if you bought stuff and Sweden decided they weren't happy!
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You can try freedom furniture, some nice stuff but not ikea prices. I do miss it though
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We don't have anything like Ikea unfortunately; but no shortage these days of folks who import the stuff and sell it on. Some on large scale with showrooms and websites such as above and quite a brisk trade of new and second hand stuff here: Trade Me

For cheap and cheerful household stuff we pretty much only have: The Warehouse and kmart.co.nz/ (who haven't yet quite figured out how to do online shopping )

With both of those you really do get what you pay for and most of their stuff is at the Primark end of the spectrum and okay for short term stop gap.
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We don't have anything like Ikea unfortunately; but no shortage these days of folks who import the stuff and sell it on. Some on large scale with showrooms and websites such as above and quite a brisk trade of new and second hand stuff here: Trade Me

For cheap and cheerful household stuff we pretty much only have: The Warehouse and kmart.co.nz/ (who haven't yet quite figured out how to do online shopping )

With both of those you really do get what you pay for and most of their stuff is at the Primark end of the spectrum and okay for short term stop gap.
That is awesome thank you.
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As a slightly amusing aside, if you say IKEA to a Kiwi, they hear "I care" and give you a puzzled look...
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Big Save Furniture bigsave.co.nz maybe closest?
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Hi there been living in NZ for 9 years and to be honest furniture over here is of OK standard and pretty damn over priced, but you can get what you need from places like:

Big Save
Harvey Norman
Target
Danske Mobler
Etc...
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