TESCO has added a key service at 68 of its stores and Ikea fans will love it.
The supermarket giant has partnered with Ikea to offer click-and-collect pick-up points for Ikea customers.
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Ikea shoppers can now collect their purchases from the mobile pick-up points located in several Tesco car parks.
The service is free for orders over £100 and £5 for all other orders.
All customers need to do when they place their order online is choose the click-and-collect option, select a store and book a delivery slot.
Vehicles will be parked in signposted areas in the Tesco car park where someone will be there to hand orders out.
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There are two collection windows available per day depending on the location, and customers will need to show the order confirmation on arrival.
If the slot you want is not showing available at the checkout stage, this means that all the slots have already been booked for that time and you will need to pick another one.
The most recent location to be revealed is at the Tesco Ashford Park Farm branch in Kent, which is the fourth location in the county.
I have used this, it was free to collect, brilliant idea!
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The service is a great idea for shoppers who do not live close to an Ikea store and fans have been taking to social media to praise the initiative.
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One person said: “I have used this facility, it was free to collect and quicker than waiting for a delivery, brilliant idea, I would use it again.”
Another added: “I have used this and it works really well.”
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While a third said: “What a smashing idea.”
An Ikea spokesperson told The Sun that the collaboration with Tesco offers “greater accessibility” to Ikea and a “more sustainable delivery option for customers”.
They added: “Today we offer 68 different Tesco pick-up locations across the country, with plans to open more soon.”
Full list of IKEA pick points at Tesco stores
SHOPPERS can now pick up their Ikea deliveries at 68 Tesco locations across the country.
- Aldershot
- Ashford
- Aylesford, Lunsford Park
- Bishop’s Stortford
- Blackburn
- Bolton Horwich
- Braintree
- Brixton
- Broadstairs
- Burgess Hill
- Cambridge
- Carlisle
- Chelmsford
- Cheltenham
- Chester
- Chichester
- Cleethorpes
- Colchester
- Crawley
- Dereham
- Diss
- Doncaster
- Dover
- Dunstable
- Elmbridge
- Ely
- Epping Forest
- Gloucester
- Great Yarmouth
- Hertsmere
- High Wycombe
- Hillingdon
- Hounslow
- Hull
- Huntingdon
- Kettering
- King’s Lynn
- Leicester
- Lincoln
- Liverpool Old Swan
- Lowestoft
- Maidstone
- Mayflower
- Mole Valley
- Northampton
- Norwich
- Oxford
- Plymouth
- Poole
- Portsmouth
- Redbridge
- Rickmansworth
- Saffron Walden
- Shoreham
- Southend
- Southwark
- Stevenage
- Stockport
- Stockton
- Sudbury
- Sunbury
- Swindon
- Taunton
- Thetford
- Uttlesford
- Watford
- Werrington
- Workington
A Tesco spokesperson said: “We are pleased to be working with IKEA to give their customers the option to collect orders from more of our stores.
“We plan to add more IKEA collection points to large Tesco stores later this year and hope this continues to improve the shopping experience for Tesco and IKEA customers.”
Delivery charges vary when ordering with Ikea online and usually depend on the size of your order.
As we previously mentioned the click-and-collect service is free for orders over £100 and £5 for all other orders.
We have listed the usual delivery costs associated when buying online with Ikea so that you can compare.
Ikea delivery charges
For smaller deliveries such as home accessories, picture frames and textiles, parcels will be delivered to your door by DPD.
For parcels under 15kg, delivery is free if your order is over £60, otherwise, it is £4.
Larger parcels weighing from 15kg up to £100kg will cost you £10 in delivery.
Customers also have the option of paying slightly more for express delivery and the price for that is £6 or £14, respectively.
For larger orders and furniture deliveries, the order will be delivered to your doorstep or selected room in your house and the drivers will contact you an hour before.
For standard deliveries up to 150kg the delivery charge will be over £25 and for a weight above 150kg, it is £40.
Express deliveries for larger orders are £30, or £45 respectively.
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