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Have just purchased some storage, shelving and lounge furniture - 8 flat packs and an assembled unit from the bargain basement! Service was excellent, we loaded up the rented van in the nearby loading zone and the whole process was easy and streamlined. Thanks IKEA at both Tempe and Homebush for a really great experience.
Just massive. There's 3 "meeting points" to stop & revive energy levels as you follow the arrows on the floor through a labyrinth of furniture and home wares. Well stocked and I really can't imagine not finding something that suits any modern home.
Yes, it's totally soulless and you will be feeding the corporate giant - but, how can you argue with the range and prices for a lot of situations.
When you first pull into the car park of this Ikea, you realise just how big it really is as it could be nearly as big as a shopping centre. Even though there is an expansive car park, no matter what time you come you have to drive around to find a free spot. Visiting this IKEA is not for the feint hearted and its not a quick visit either. When you get to the kitchen section, you realise just how big it really is with over 10 kitchens on display and a whole area with computers to plan your kitchen. Also I never realised Ikea did bathrooms and vanities before and again there is a whole section for these too. Obviously you get what you pay for but there are some items which are great value. I love the market hall area where you can get all the knicky knacks for your kitchen and bathroom, its hard to walk through here without buying something. The storage ideas are great, especially when you are limited for space and don't want to spend a fortune. If you are looking for a quick visit then maybe head out to Rhodes but this Ikea is heaving with the masses at the moment so make sure you are in a good mood before you get there.