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Now valid till 1 Aug
If you bought the £29 real Christmas tree from Ikea in November or December, you should have been given a £20 voucher to spend in store at Ikea in the New Year (we featured this deal a few times back in December). The voucher was originally valid to use between Mon 18 Jan and Sun 28 Feb.
However, given the current restrictions and as the voucher can only be spent in store (and not online), Ikea has extended the validity of the voucher for a second time to Sun 1 Aug.
Once stores are open, the vouchers can be spent in participating stores on most items, with just a few exclusions including anything bought from the restaurant, Swedish Food Bistro or kitchen planning services. See 'More info' below for a full list of exclusions. See Ikea's updated voucher T&Cs for full info.
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Ikea 'up to 50% off' winter sale
Discounts on selected items
ExpiredIf you go online to Ikea you can get up to 50% off selected items in its winter sale, until Sun 17 Jan. Delivery ranges from £4 for small items, up to £50 for large items.
Ikea's calling this its 'biggest ever winter sale', and has told us there are more than 400 products included. For comparison, in the winter sale last year, there were about 100 products included. There are discounts on a range of items across furniture, decoration, storage, textiles and Christmas.
Here are some strong examples of deals we found on Tue 5 Jan:
- Cushion cover, 65x65cm - £2 (was £4)
- Dish drainer - £3.50 (was £7)
- Shelving unit, black - £45 (was £60)
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Ikea '£9' real Christmas tree
Buy £29 tree, get £20 voucher to spend in store in Jan-Feb
ExpiredMoneySavers wait for this one every year as it's a tree-mendous way to make a big Christmas saving. From Sun 22 Nov, if you buy a £29 real Christmas tree from your nearest Ikea, you'll be given a £20 voucher to spend at any participating store between Mon 18 Jan and Sun 28 Feb – so it’s effectively a £9 tree as long as you’d have spent £20 in the New Year anyway.
Officially, it's on till Tue 24 Dec, but in previous years the trees have sold out before this - so go quick if you want one.
How does it work this year?
This is usually an in store only offer, but due to coronavirus restrictions and many stores in the UK being closed, Ikea's changed the way this works slightly this year.
If you live in England – where Ikea stores are currently closed – you'll be able to use an online booking tool from Sun 22 Nov, to reserve a tree to collect from the car park of your preferred store (see a full list of available stores below). You'll pay for the tree once when you collect it.
For those in the rest of the UK – the Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Glasgow stores are open, and you'll be able to purchase the Christmas trees outside Ikea stores, as usual.
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The trees are all of the same variety (Abies Nordmanniana) and they're typically about 170cm (5ft 7in) tall, but do vary in size. There's no delivery option, so think about how you'll get it home. For full voucher T&Cs, see 'more info' below.
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