And in fairness if you opened all full drawers on most they would fall over, Ikea or not.
We do now like to have someone to blame for everything regardless of common sense or the laws of physics.

If you pull furniture on top of you, it probably will hurt. That's what the included wall fixings are for.

£100 is a bargin!

Scortching!!!!

Wow thats expensive (not sure if this is a joke post or if you are being serious...£100?), do you get free furniture or something too for that?

:laughing:

lol @ £100. reported to be changed :smiley:

So what do you get? Can't really see in the pic

As a guess I would say 10 meatballs + mash with cream sauce and a dollop of lingonberry jam whatever that is.

These used to taste great using the old Horsemeat recipe!

I always thought IKEA was flatpack tat, but it appears it's also dangerous flatpack tat. :neutral_face:

IKEA refuses to withdraw furniture from UK despite it being blamed for deaths of 3 toddlers

Good deal, but the misplaced apostrophe in the ad makes it cold automatically.

And in fairness if you opened all full drawers on most they would fall over, Ikea or not.
We do now like to have someone to blame for everything regardless of common sense or the laws of physics.

​No, I'd say it would be reasonable for a piece of furniture not to topple over in 'normal use' without having to bolt it to a wall. :smirk:

Fantastic deal. Heat added :wink:

Anyone sane knows not to pull the drawers out of a chest of drawers and then tip it up.

I bet everything in your kitchen is covered in bubble wrap.

Good deal. heat :smiley:

Son is thrilled. Damned things cost me £4.80 a fortnight ago though :-(

Why? If you're spending hundreds on solid wood furniture, fair enough.
If you're buying furniture made of balsa wood that weighs less than a pair of knickers you have to start obeying the laws of physics and use the provided wall attachment.
It kind of is rocket science, just not as cool :smirk:

​So you think the laws of physics are unreasonable. Not sure if that's a problem with them or you.

*The meat in our meatballs contains horse, pork and beef.*

Not that dummy. :stuck_out_tongue:

You must have the biggest backside in history if your knickers weigh more that this chest of drawers.:stuck_out_tongue:

Going back to balls...i'd like to be informed exactly which part of the animals' sinews/muscles/gristle etc these "meat" balls, made from 2 different animals, are from. Then run a mile and heave my guts up...and they're still probably making a profit on them charging £1 for 10 balls. gross.

So for the grand sum of £2, me and Mr P can partake in these balls of deliciousness (don't care what they're made of cos they are soooooooooo tasty!) as a meal, along with a cuppa "free" just for having a family card (which is well worth getting as I'm always getting emailed a £5 off voucher, never mind the free tea & coffee!)
Mr P wont feel too razzed off he's getting dragged round Ikea for a stock up on scented candles if he thinks there's meatballs on offer! :smirk:
£2....Now that's a bargain!! :smiley:
Thanks for posting op xx

And in fairness again, ikea meatballs are probably more likely to kill you than their furniture.

Starts today I'm gonna treat the wife

@@@ IKEA Edmonton / Tottenham arnt participating .., we asked for the manager he says the same

Thank god Warrington are :wink:

Had a slap up lunch today, guy just piled it onto my plate. Got a free cuppa milky coffee, in fact so milky there was no coffee in it. So a glass of milk and a tasty lunch for £1.

Roll on next Wednesday.

thank you very much OP.

I can confirm that Ikea in Croydon is participating. Also you can swap mash for chips if you or the kids prefer.

5 portions + 1 bowl of peas and free hot drink cups with ikea family card fed the family for £5.50!

Anyone know if they can be swapped for veggie balls?

Yes you can

deal finished