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NRLA announces IKEA discounts for landlords

The NRLA’s IKEA offer lists discounts on kitchens, furniture and decor. Here’s what landlords should check before comparing quotes.

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The National Residential Landlords Association has announced a collaboration with IKEA for landlords in England and Wales. Its member offer lists 10% off kitchens and 5% off furniture and decor, subject to the offer terms. The association also lists planning appointments and access to the IKEA Business Network. The NRLA announced the collaboration on 9 November.

Check the price of the whole job

For a landlord replacing a kitchen between lets, the discount is one line in a larger budget. Ask for a quote that separates the cabinets, worktops and fittings from delivery, installation and disposal. Check which lines qualify for the offer. Get a second quote that covers the same work, so you can compare what you would pay to finish the room.

Delivery dates matter as much as the price when a property is empty. Ask which items are in stock and when the complete order can arrive. If the kitchen is going into an occupied home, discuss access and how long the work will take before agreeing an installation date. A missing part can mean a second visit and more time without a usable room.

Check eligibility before ordering

The NRLA describes this as a member offer and points to the IKEA Business Network. Check the joining and redemption instructions and ask whether the items you intend to buy qualify. If you already belong to the association, compare the discounted basket with any other quote you have. If you are considering joining for the offer, include the membership cost in that comparison.

For furniture, start with what the tenancy needs. Replacing one damaged item can be cheaper and quicker than furnishing the whole property again. Check the dimensions, delivery access and whether you can buy matching replacements later. Those details help you decide whether the offer fits the job you already planned.

The offer is a purchasing option. Its value depends on the final price, what is included and when the goods and installation can be arranged. Check the current terms before paying.

Source: https://www.nrla.org.uk/services/ikea

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