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Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities

IKEA is committed to improving access and opportunity for individuals with disabilities by identifying, removing, and preventing barriers that may interfere with their ability to make full use of our facilities.

IKEA is committed to improving access and opportunity for individuals with disabilities by identifying, removing, and preventing barriers that may interfere with their ability to make full use of our facilities.  

All provinces have human rights codes that prohibit discrimination due to disability. IKEA Canada follows the Ontario law, referred to as the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) as it the most robust law. 

For more information and to view the IKEA Accessibility plan please click here.

 

 

 

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