Aberdeen IKEA: Furniture giant IKEA announces closure date of popular Scottish store
The opening date for the Union Square store has yet to be announced.
A popular furniture retailer has announced the closing date for its current Aberdeen store ahead of its move to the city centre.
Swedish retailer IKEA has announced it will close its Altens store on March 1.
It has also been announced there will be a clearance sale before IKEA move into the former Decathlon unit at Union Square this spring.
The opening date for the Union Square store has yet to be announced.
There will be discounts of at least 50 per cent off all ex-display furniture and at least 30 per cent off all ex-display home furnishing products.
Kevin Coventry, IKEA UK and Ireland market manager, said: “As we prepare for an exciting new chapter for IKEA in Aberdeen, this sale offers customers the chance to bring home some of our well-known display pieces at some exceptional prices.
“Our upcoming move to Union Square will help us better meet the needs of customers by offering more convenient access to our full product range.”
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The Wellington Circle store is an Order and Collection Point. However, the new store will use Ikea’s updated Plan and Order Point format.
Like the old store, it will feature bespoke planning services for areas of the home including kitchen, bedroom and storage.
Customers will also be able to receive expert knowledge from the IKEA team.
The Plan and Order Point will also offer a collection area for online orders, with customers able to return Ikea purchases to the store. In addition to planning services, customers can browse and purchase from a range of around 250 home furnishing accessories, which can be bought there and then.
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