The UK’s biggest furniture retailer,, will launch a scheme to buy back unwanted furniture from customers to resell as part of the Swedish group’s efforts to reduce its impact on the environment.
I've got quite a lot of screws and bolts left over from assembling IKEA furniture. If they want to buy them back .
Its happening !
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