Many years ago when IKEA and habitat only sold European size beds, I bought a very expensive oak European king from
Habitat. The mattress (200cm
by 160cm) now needs replacing and neither IKEA nor Habitat sell them anymore. There are lots of people asking about this on the IKEA customer forum, very cross as their furniture is rendered obsolete - not very environmentally friendly, plus they do sell them abroad still so it’s a case of so near and yet so far. The only suggestion seems to be to buy two mattresses that they do sell 200 by 80cm but I’m worried this would mean ‘starfishing’ results in falling between the gap?
has anyone else had this issue and, if so, how did you solve it?
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seetzeros · 26/10/2022 21:56
seetzeros · 26/10/2022 21:56
Many years ago when IKEA and habitat only sold European size beds, I bought a very expensive oak European king from
Habitat. The mattress (200cm
by 160cm) now needs replacing and neither IKEA nor Habitat sell them anymore. There are lots of people asking about this on the IKEA customer forum, very cross as their furniture is rendered obsolete - not very environmentally friendly, plus they do sell them abroad still so it’s a case of so near and yet so far. The only suggestion seems to be to buy two mattresses that they do sell 200 by 80cm but I’m worried this would mean ‘starfishing’ results in falling between the gap?
has anyone else had this issue and, if so, how did you solve it?
seetzeros · 26/10/2022 23:56
@BlahDeDah45 i can see a ‘reconditioned’
simba in the right size on eBay. The seller
appears to be Simba. I wonder what reconditioned means for a mattress? Dirt removed maybe?
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