Originally Posted by Syd:
To right Soozy, we are worth our weight in gold 
if only ! That would certainly boost our retirement fund!
Originally Posted by Tori:
Well the fitters arrived at 8am - 2 of them it took them till 4-30 this afternoon when they finished. They fasten all the wardrobes together and fasten them to the wall- we asked about this and they said with them being so tall (8ft) 
they have to do this else they could topple on you, and it would in-validate the guarantee ( 10 years ) They did a great job and the result looks fantastic. They are so big i may move into one with me lappy. 
The drawers are silent shut ie- they shut by themselves when you close them to within 2 inches, and the wardrobe doors are the same. Glad they did the job as it would have taken weeks to put them all together. Came at a cost though- ÂĢ275 but it was worth it to same me a load of stress. Will put up some pics if i can. 
A happy bunny this evening.
Glad they did a good job Tori
Originally Posted by nuts:
Originally Posted by Twinkle*Tip*Toes:
I've been following this posting with interest. I am considering some flat-packed Ikea furniture myself, but it's a big purchase. I feel suitably reassured now so think its worth the bit extra for them to assemble it. I'm pleased you are happy with the results.
Hello Twinkle 
If you can...go for the ready assembled stuff. (Though I'm not sure that Ikea do that but other places do. That's even better
Twinkle it is very hard to get ready assembled furniture these days I went everywhere loads of furniture shops when I was looking,I chose mine ..which was in a furniture shop not ikea I was gobsmacked it had to be assembled I very nearly never bought it.. they gave me a number of the guy who assembles the furniture for them..just as well.. as my wardrobe would never have fitted through my bedroom door had it been assembled in the shop ..it is solid and looks lovely I was over the moon.. definitely worth paying the extra money to get it assembled.
