IKEA offers more accessibility to satisfy Thais Shop with more convenience, affordability, and safety online and in-store

IKEA's special service fees for online shoppers are as follows:

• The Click & Collect service is now available free of charge from today - February 28, 2021, a new, convenient, safe and quick option. Shop online and pick-up your order at the IKEA Bangna and IKEA Bang Yai stores. Customers who make a transaction before 14:00 hrs. can pick-up their order on the same day after receiving the confirmation email.
• The parcel delivery fee has been discounted to only 49 baht from the regular 149-baht fee.
• The 200-baht picking fee has been waived for truck deliveries.

"IKEA has always been focused on providing customer convenience providing inspiration and affordable home decorations. For Thailand, we consider customer opinions to adjust and launch new services that are more pleasant and cost-effective. This includes providing a customer shuttle service to our store, the opening of a new store in Phuket and Bang Yai, IKEA Online, our Click & Collect service, and we recently joined with Mega Bangna to open a new parking facility with direct access to IKEA Bangna, which can support more than 2,000 vehicles. Customers can now come to shop without worrying about finding a parking space," said Leonie Hoskin, Country Retail Manager of IKEA Thailand and Vietnam, adding, "In the current situation with the new outbreak, IKEA is operating our stores as usual.

There are strict safety measures such as wearing a mask, body temperature scans, provision of hand sanitizer, and increasing the cleaning frequency in different areas across the store. All employees are required to check their body temperature twice a day and perform extra store cleaning as well as spraying airborne disinfectants throughout IKEA stores. At the same time, we understand customers who need to adapt and leave home less often to stay safe for work.

We, therefore, accelerated our O2O marketing plans to provide customers with a seamless experience whether they choose to buy products from the store or online. We are now working hard, leveraging all everything we have learned during the Covid-19 pandemic and the renewed interest in life at home to build our business for the future. We believe that the economy is set for a modest recovery in this year ahead."

*Order must be up to a weight of 24 kg, a volume of 76 liters and a maximum length per item of 1.4 meter.

About IKEA Thailand
Since its founding in Sweden in 1943, IKEA has created a better everyday life for many people by offering a wide range of well-designed, functional home furnishings at prices so low, a majority of people can afford them. Today, IKEA is the world's largest home furnishings retailer, with more than 415 stores in 49 countries - including those in Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand which are owned and operated by Ikano Private Limited. We incorporate sustainability into our day-to-day business and support initiatives that benefit children and the environment. To learn more, visit IKEA.co.th

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