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Ikea 'up to 50% off' winter sale
Discounts on selected items. Not likely to boost further
ExpiredWebsite: Ikea
Start date (online): It started on Mon 13 Dec
Start date (in store): It started on Mon 13 Dec
Sale strength: Up to 50% off
Likely to boost? We don't usually see the discount boost any further, so we wouldn't expect it to this year.The sale is billed as 'up to 50% off', but from what we've seen the average discount is around 30%-40% off – although we did spot a few items that are discounted by more than this. Delivery ranges from £4 for small items, up to £50 for large items.
When it started on Mon 13 Dec there were over 340 lines included in the sale, but only 200 lines that you could shop online. This isn't as big as its summer sale, where we saw over 880 lines included. The sale ends on Sun 9 Jan 2022.
Here are some strong examples of deals we found on Thu 23 Dec:
- Outdoor chair with armrests - £15 (was £35)
- Mirror - £25 (was £50)
- Outdoor table - £45 (was £85)
Be sure to check out our Ikea MoneySaving hacks before you go.
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Ikea '£9' real Christmas tree
Buy £29 tree, get £20 voucher to spend Jan-Feb
ExpiredMoneySavers wait for this one every year as it's a tree-mendous way to make a big Christmas saving. If you buy a £29 real Christmas tree from your nearest Ikea, you'll be given a £20 voucher to spend in store between Mon 10 Jan and Sun 13 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 Fri 23 Dec, but in previous years the trees have sold out before this – so go quick if you want one. Don't forget to check out our MoneySaving Ikea Hacks blog before you go.
The trees are all of the same variety (Nordmann Fir) 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. Sadly, the offer isn't available in the Manchester or Leeds stores, which won't be stocking the trees – though you will be able to spend the voucher in those stores. For full voucher T&Cs, see 'more info' below.Though it varies depending on the store you visit, the trees are usually found in the car park – you'll generally pay inside the store then take your receipt to collect a tree outside.
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