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I found for a lot of websites that Google image search works a lot better and quicker to find what you are looking for then the site's own search page.

• kristofferR 6y ago
  Not for IKEA, they cancel products all the time. Discovering an IKEA product you really want and then discovering that it's not available anymore is a really shitty feeling.
  • schrijver 6y ago
    Slightly shitty feeling? Anyway, the popularity of IKEA makes it that you can search second hand websites by the name of the furniture and have a decent chance of finding it. Would be surprised though if IKEA has a higher turnover of furniture models than other shops because selling furniture depends on creating & following trends & fashions and that’s the same for any brand (although some brands have their ‘classics’ that they keep selling for a long long time, like IKEA does).
    • lupire 6y ago
      IKEA furniture falls apart if it is disassembled for transport.
      • schrijver 6y ago
        Very little furniture is designed to be disassembled for transport though. But you’re right in the sense that the flatpack format is pretty practical for transport and you only get that when you buy new. Second hand is always a bit more complicated for the human, even if better for the planet.