How long to walk around all of ikea

tanith

I can do it in about 15 mins......... if it wasn't for my bad hip I would go faster...:rotfl:

Don't you just hate it that you can't see daylight when you go in Ikea.... its soooooooooooo claustrophobic...:eek:

Witless

dmxdave wrote: »

NICS Lunchbreak ? :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

:rolleyes:
Why not?

NICS lunchbreaks aren't paid; the salary is based on a 42 hr gross week with conditioned (net) hours of 37 hrs.

:rotfl:

Reddragon

Life is too short to walk round Ikea:D

LuciferTDark

Don't forget your passport when you go.

woofwoofwoof

We went last Friday teatime and even though we didn't look into every cupboard, chest of drawers, didn't have anything to eat at the restaurant, etc it took us 2 hours. Bought some brilliant glasses for £1.49; smashed one on the floor when I got home so I'll have to go back for some more - may go alone next time though as I felt a bit rushed by the OH!!!

nuttywoman

and don`t forget basic survival techniques as well! a mobile phone, a proper tape measure, and last but not least tell someone were you are and the time you`ll be back!
Enjoy! lol
We went at 7.30 last night cos its quieter at night, but don`t tell anyone or they`ll all be going ,lol

dmxdave

woofwoofwoof wrote: »

Bought some brilliant glasses for £1.49; smashed one on the floor when I got home so I'll have to go back for some more -

Temper temper :rotfl:

grace2much

Thanks everyone for the info:T i think I'll park the caravan in the carpark and make a week of it:rotfl:

icookalot4u

at least you wont have to cook breakfast in the caravan , go for the 95p breakfast and free tea/coffee monday to friday.in the cafe and you might even develope an interest in plane spotting! :rotfl:

Polly

I had my second visit recently but was very frustrated at not being able to find what I wanted. Fancied a set of those drawer dividers for my saucepan drawers and thought I needed to go straight to the marketplace. Couldn't find them in the kitchen area and was sent to the 'warehouse' area where the furniture etc are stacked high. No luck there either so got an 'associate' to check the computer only to find that they are sold in the showroom. Completly confused by this point and needless to say, I went home without them. Still managed to spend £50 though . Does anyone know what their response was to the 70p credit card charge issue raised via the Nolan Show. For those who missed the discussion, it appears that this is the only area that imposes the charge.