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Every person who sits in it ..... Great Great chair for breastfeeding Buy it! They are very comfortable and easy to assemble Five Stars Most Recent Customer Reviews Search Customer Reviews See and discover other items: bedding ikea, chairs ikea, ikea chair cover, ikea stools, ikea kitchen, reading cushiobaby shower chairs boston When you next sit on ‘leather’ furniture bought from Ikea, you may actually be sitting on plastic without realising.where to buy crazy creek chair The Swedish store has admitted that some of its couches and chairs featured in the leather section of the website are actually made from a leather-look material that is mainly plastic.bloom high chair age Ikea is now offering refunds to any customers who feel they have been misled.la z boy chair malaysia

MORE: 12 things that happen on every trip to Ikea The mistake was first spotted by a consumer campaign group in Australia. It also emerged that the same mistake was reportedly found on the UK site as well. Ikea have said the problem has been resolved but some furniture still shows up as being made of synthetic materials.bean bag chairs huge The fabric used on the Ekero chair was revealed as being 75 per cent polyester, cotton and polyurethane (Picture: IKEA)table and chair rentals washington dc For example, the company’s Ekero chair, which is on sale for £140, featured in the ‘leather armchair’ section on the site yet small print revealed the fabric was 75 per cent polyester, cotton and polyurethane. Similarly, in the leather sofas section, a two-seater chaise, called the Kivik, is on sale for £1,198, but only the ‘contact areas’ are actually made from leather.

According to the website, the ‘outer surfaces are covered in a durable coated fabric with the same look and feel as leather’. MORE: Scary UFO spotted buzzing over Ikea Using plastic allows the store to keep prices down yet it means the product is less durable for consumers and could be damaged by sunlight. IKEA’s customer relations manager, Donna Moore, told Metro.co.uk: ‘We believe in being open and transparent about the composition of our products. ‘Customers can find detailed information about the materials of all of our products within the product description on every individual product page of our website, as well as our in-store communication. ‘If any customers are unhappy with their purchases, they are of course welcome to return their products for a full refund.’Number of Pieces see all Buying format see all Item location see all distance 2 miles 5 miles 10 miles 15 miles 20 miles 50 miles 75 miles 100 miles 150 miles 200 miles 500 miles 750 miles 1000 miles 1500 miles 2000 miles

Delivery options see allIkea Stockholm Leather Armchairs Natural Leather Nesting Tables Living Room Ideas Ikea Living Room Furniture Living Room Seating Living Room Layouts Living Room Coffee Tables Forward The STOCKHOLM sofa is made from full grain leather, which is a natural, soft material, that retains markings like wrinkles and scars. Each hide is completely individual.Slightly scuffed (see photos). Some fading to cover as it's been washed. Very comfortable just don't have the room for it anymore. IKEA shoppers who bought a new sofa thinking it was leather could be offered a refund after it emerged that some products listed in the leather furniture section of its website were made using a plastic material. The company has admitted that the product category on the website was not “as clear as we would like” and is offering refunds to any customers who are “unhappy with their purchases". They claim the problem has now been resolved. But the website categories can still cause confusion.

For example, a Google search for “IKEA leather armchair” brings up a page listed as “Leather Armchairs & Recliners” with the subheading “Buy stylish Leather Armchairs at IKEA”. However, when you open the link the results include the £350 Landskrona armchair, which according to its detailed product description uses a coated fabric that is “75% polyester, 25% cotton, 100% polyurethane”. The Ekerö armchair, also listed under “Leather armchairs”, uses the same material. • Ikea to introduce living wage for all staff from next April Another product range is called “KIVIK series leather”. A closer look at the £2,399 9-seater U-shaped sofa shows that while “contact areas” are covered in leather, “outer surfaces are covered in a durable coated fabric with the same look and feel as leather”. The problem was first spotted by a consumer group in Australia, whose campaign saw the website altered to make information about “material composition” clearer.

The group gave the company a "Shonky" award - Australian slang for unreliable or shoddy quality.It looks like #IKEA is embracing its leather-not-leather sofas @choiceaustralia Vive la coated fabric! It then emerged that the same thing happened on the UK website. Plastic materials are cheaper than real leather, but tend to be less durable. IKEA’s customer relations manager, Donna Moore, said: “We believe in being open and transparent about the composition of our products. “Customers can find detailed information about the materials of all of our products within the product description on every individual product page of our website, as well as our in-store communication. “Following contact from Which? magazine, we acknowledged that the product category description for leather and fabric coated sofas on our website wasn’t as clear as we would like and immediately took steps to clarify this. “If any customers are unhappy with their purchases, they are of course welcome to return their products for a full refund.”