Shoppers, start your engines! IKEA Canada is holding a warehouse sale across the country with items marked up to 50% off! Need to furnish your home? A dorm? Maybe grab some early Christmas gifts? You’ll have just two days to do so – here’s what to know.

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The beloved Swedish home furnishing store is ready to open its doors to hopefuls looking for a deal on August 10th and 11th.

According to IKEA Canada, “Join us from August 10 – 11, 2024 for our in-store Warehouse event and save even more this summer!”

Shoppers can take advantage of amazing prices on items such as dressers, tables, and chairs. To find which items are marked down at the sale, you’ll have to head to your local IKEA’s self-serve furniture area.

While the sale is happening across Canada there are a couple of locations to make note of that won’t be holding the sale including IKEA Toronto Downtown and IKEA Scarborough Town Centre.

Don’t forget to grab some Swedish meatballs while you’re there because what goes better with marked-down furniture than a serving of Swedish meatballs?!

There’s still time to make a list of what items you’re on the hunt for and don’t forget to check out your local IKEA’s hours so you can plan out when to get there as lines are expected to be long.

Happy shopping and hopefully you get a good deal at the IKEA warehouse sale, Canada!

IKEA Canada warehouse sale

When: August 10th – 11th, 2024
Where: IKEA Canada stores excluding IKEA Toronto Downtown & IKEA Scarborough Town Centre.

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