Compass Caravans

[Buckman]

So what is it that some have against IKEA without being specific?

We hate their stores with a passion as they make you feel like cattle! We went into the one in Wednesbury and it was a case of in one door and a one way system to the exit door. Problem is that you had to traverse 2 floors to get out. Never again will we set foot in one of their shops. Rather pay the extra and go elsewhere. Not knocking their products, just the shop.

 

[otherclive]

We hate their stores with a passion as they make you feel like cattle! We went into the one in Wednesbury and it was a case of in one door and a one way system to the exit door. Problem is that you had to traverse 2 floors to get out. Never again will we set foot in one of their shops. Rather pay the extra and go elsewhere. Not knocking their products, just the shop.

In part I would agree especially if you know what your are after. IKEA now recognise this and are starting to rearrange their stores. When I worked in north Bristol a group of us regularly went to IKEA for lunch.

 

[JezzerB]

So funny how we are all different-I totally love IKEA stores-if you look they're just like many shops-they have cheap cheap stuff built down to a price but if you are prepared to spend more the quality ramps up significantly. -now the shops- yes can be a bit confusing but there are short cuts everywhere so you don't have to follow the heard if you know what you want. And the food-am just in love with their meatballs with chips And great vfm with refillable coffee or tea too.

 

[Mandarin]

I apologise profusely for mentioning IKEA
😆 😂

 

[JezzerB]

Yes you've made me want to go for meatballs. My waistline......!!!!

 

[Raywood]

If you need exercise and it is raining then a walk round IKEA might be what you need with the promise of cheap meatballs if you can make the distance..