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What happens if I bring my second hand furniture to an IKEA store and IKEA doesn't accept it?

For ineligible products, consider reuse, donation, selling via online marketplaces or recycling.

For ineligible products, consider reuse, donation, selling via online marketplaces or recycling.

IKEA reserves the right to refuse to accept a product at in its sole discretion, including if your products are ineligible for the furniture Buy-back service, are not as described in the online web solution.Products that are not accepted must be taken away by the customer, products are not to be left on IKEA premises.

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