Ikea Installers Austin

Most of our products are designed and packaged so that you can take them home yourself. If you prefer, we can arrange delivery (by an independent company) of your purchases directly to your home or business starting at just $59.

Same day, next day or future dates are available depending on your zip code. TIMEFRAMES FOR DELIVERY & PRICING Same day delivery pricing: ● 5:00pm - 9:00pm only $59 Same day delivery available if booked by 3:00pm, space permitting. Same day delivery only available in delivery zone 1 (shown in green on the map below) Next Day/Future Day delivery times: ● Next Day Delivery - 9:00am - 1:00pm, 1:00pm - 5:00pm, 5:00pm - 9:00pm ● Future Delivery - 9:00am - 9:00pm Pricing for home delivery varies by location, click the link below the see a map with our prices.

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*Delivery offer valid in-store only. Offer does not apply to online orders. Delivery is provided by independent service providers. If you need us to collect the items on your shopping list, we are here to help! We will carefully gather all of your merchandise and arrange for home delivery, all this starting at just $99.

That's right, we'll pull it for you and arrange delivery to your home starting at just $99! *This service is for in-store purchases only and based on products in-stock. Live Plants and assorted articles are ineligible for Picking with delivery.

The $99 pricing based on zone 1 deliveries. Please see the above PDFs for details on home delivery zip codes and additional pricing. Home delivery is provided by independent service providers.

Starting at $89! IKEA products are designed to be assembled by you. That way, you’ll save the most money. However, we can arrange an experienced independent service provider to assemble your new products for your home or business.

Assembly service is available only when delivery is purchased. Pricing starts at $89 and is based on the value of merchandise you want assembled, excluding sales tax. Furniture Assembly Tier Value of Merchandise Assembly Cost $0–299 $89 $300–599 $159 $600–999 $259 $1,000–1,499 $359 $1,500–1,999 $469 $2,000–2,499 $569 $2,500–2,999 $679 $3,000–3,499 $779 After $3,499 each additional tier of $500 value of merchandise is an additional $100 for assembly Sofa Assembly Tier Value of Merchandise Assembly Cost $0–599 $39 $600–999 $59 $1,000 & up $79. Measure once!

Just like preparing ingredients to bake a perfect cake, careful measuring is key to the success of your new kitchen. Precise measurements and an accurate survey of the conditions of your existing kitchen lead to an accurate kitchen plan and ease of installation. But not everyone is good with a ruler or feels confident about taking on this straightforward but critical step in the process.

That’s why we are happy to offer a Measuring Service that will send an experienced professional from an independent service provider to your home to assess the conditions and provide accurate measurements. Not only can this service save you all kinds of headaches, but when you buy an IKEA kitchen, it costs you nothing – your Measurement Service fee is refunded to you when you buy an IKEA kitchen. Measuring Service includes: • Room dimension (height, length, width) • Dimension and position of windows and doors • Position of external walls • Width of all windows (including sill) and their height above the floor • Position of sloping ceilings • Position of electric, water and gas connections and other fixtures, e.g. Pipes, radiators, etc.

• Confirm that all room corners are square • Confirm that all included walls are plumb • All required dimensions will be entered into the IKEA Home Planner, saved to your own account under your unique user profile within 24 hours. Create a detailed layout for your kitchen with a Certified Professional Kitchen Planner.

This Service includes: •Personal session with a Professional Kitchen Planner (up to 2 hours) •Detailed layout of your kitchen including cabinets, appliances, and IKEA countertops •3D view drawing prepared with the IKEA Home Planner •Itemized price quote for IKEA Kitchen products Price starts at $59 based on Zip code; $10 when bundled with measuring appointment. All appointments must have measurements ready.

Measuring service available for a small fee that is given back* at the time of kitchen purchase. *IKEA FAMILY members will receive an IKEA Gift Card valued for the planning service when you purchase your kitchen with us. Terms and conditions apply, see store for details. As an IKEA customer, you have the right to expect that your kitchen project will be completed with the greatest skill and care.

There is no question that correct installation will add years to the useful life of your kitchen. With help, you'll soon be cooking in the kitchen of your dreams. Measurement - starting at $49 Have us come in and measure once! Just like preparing ingredients to bake a perfect cake, careful measuring is key to the success of your new kitchen.

(This fee is refunded when you purchase an IKEA kitchen.) Individual Kitchen Planning - starting at $199 Your tastes are unique, so your kitchen should be too. We can help you figure out a detailed layout that's perfect for you. Stop by the IKEA Round Rock Kitchens department to book your services today. In-home services and delivery provided by Independent Service Providers. Crafted, skilled, certified As an IKEA customer, you have the right to expect that your kitchen project will be completed with the greatest skill and care. The Certified Kitchen Installers not only have skilful hands but they also understand the inherent methods of installation required by the IKEA cabinet system.

There is no question that correct installation will add years to the useful life of your kitchen. With help, you’ll soon be cooking in the kitchen of your dreams. IKEA Certified Kitchen Installers The installers are dedicated professionals who undergo rigorous training and uphold high standards of trust, quality, project management, and craftsmanship to ensure that your kitchen is done right. 5 year warranty Certified Kitchen Installers are IKEA certified, licensed, insured and warranty their work for 5 years post completion on IKEA supplied kitchen products.

In-home services and delivery provided by Independent Service Providers. Whether you have an office space, a retail shop, a restaurant, or any business in between, IKEA BUSINESS can help you plan smart solutions to create an inspiring and effective work environment. We know the complete range of IKEA products and can make creative suggestions on the right IKEA furnishings and accessories to meet all your needs. Our IKEA BUSINESS team can set up your product orders, even large quantity orders, and arrange your services- merchandise picking, delivery, and assembly services- giving you time to do what you do best.turning your dreams into reality.

Check out our site to find great ideas for collaborative workstations, reception areas, meeting spaces, break rooms, and storage solutions for your everyday needs. We also have an IKEA Business consultant who can help find the best solutions for you. Call the store today to schedule a free appointment at 512-310-8027 x 1930 or send us an email at To see the latest IKEA Business Brochure, and to go to the 3D Office Planning Tool,.

If you are not entirely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the unused item in its original packaging within 365 days of purchase. A receipt is required for all returns and exchanges.

Mattresses 'Love it or Exchange it' Return Policy You may exchange your mattress once within 365 days if you don't love it. Return your mattress with your receipt to the store and select your new mattress.

We are unable to exchange your mattress if your merchandise is found to be dirty, stained, damaged or abused. You will also be required to present a valid ID. This is required for all returns and exchanges made in store. Information from your ID will be retained in a company wide database to be used only for authorizing returns.

Obligatory preamble rambling: When we were renovating our kitchen, I searched high and low for any information I could find on Ikea kitchens. The results were few and far between.

We did end up with an Ikea kitchen (which we love) but I’d like to shed more light on Ikea kitchen renovations from the perspective of other real life homeowners. It’s something I wish we would have had access to when we were considering Ikea for our own kitchen remodel.

Plus, it’s fun to see how others use Ikea to suit their personal style and needs in the kitchen. I hope you find these posts helpful and inspiring – whether you ultimately end up with an Ikea kitchen or not. Ashley’s home in Texas Hill Country has an innate rustic feel. When it came to remodeling the kitchen, Ashley and her husband, Bob, wanted to bring in more storage and modern elements while honoring the home’s rustic vibe. The results are nothing short of jaw-dropping. I asked Ashley several questions about her kitchen renovation. Find her answers and the amazing “afters” below. Which items in your kitchen hail from Ikea?

The cabinets, cabinet fronts, cabinet hardware, countertops, oven, cooktop and hood are all Ikea. Note: Ikea only sales a 24″ width butcher block so for the island we had two pieces professionally cut and bonded together. What made you decide to source these items from Ikea? I started by looking for images of kitchens I liked. Googling things like ‘rustic modern kitchen’ or ‘barn kitchens.’ I found several I thought would really work for this space and after researching more I found that a lot of the products used in the kitchens I admired were from Ikea.

We researched Ikea kitchens, made several trips to check out the products and were convinced that it was the best route for us. To be honest, I had no idea that an entire kitchen could be purchased from Ikea! Who designed your kitchen? What aesthetic were you aiming for? I designed the kitchen myself, along with help from my own personal interior designer who just happens to be my aunt. (I’m a lucky gal.) Our house has a very rustic southwestern feel. I wanted to keep that vibe by choosing organic and rustic elements along with industrial and modern pieces. Did you assemble and install all Ikea kitchen components yourself?

If not, what did you seek help with? My husband, Bob, assembled all the cabinets. When you purchase an Ikea kitchen it literally comes in what seems like a million pieces. We had boxes stored in every nook and cranny of our house. It is very overwhelming but you just have to take your time. Patience is key. Bob would put together one or two cabinets a night. A family friend who happens to work in renovation and construction was kind enough to help us with the install.

How did you customize your Ikea kitchen to suit your needs and preferred aesthetic? The great thing about an Ikea kitchen is that is easily customizable. This was our first remodel and in the beginning I was pretty intimated and a tad overwhelmed. The 3D kitchen planner that Ikea offers lets you work from the comfort of your own home to customize and visualize your kitchen.

I wanted lots and lots of drawer space and Ikea has amazing kitchen drawers so I included several of them. When I selected the stainless steel cabinets I was told that there were far fewer options when it came to cabinet selection in the stainless. This ended up working in our favor because where we had originally planned to have cabinet doors we had to put in large drawers and I love them so! How long was it from design to the final product? The kitchen was the first room we tackled. We are renovating every square inch of this house while living in it. I wanted to get the biggest inconvenience out of the way first. It took about a month from the first sledgehammer hit to where we are today.

There are still a few things that need to be done such as purchasing a new fridge and dishwasher but because those items do their jobs just fine they keep getting pushed lower and lower on the list, making room for new floor, tiles, tubs and sinks. We were, for the most part, solely dedicated to the kitchen renovation. We use and abuse our kitchen daily and were eager to get it done and functioning as quick as possible. How long have you lived with your Ikea kitchen?

Have you encountered any problems? We have had our new kitchen for about 8 months now. Our biggest issue is with one of my favorite pieces of the kitchen.the butcher block. There’s really nothing I love more about this kitchen than the combination of the natural rustic butcher block with the industrial feel of the stainless steel. But we have discovered that we may not be the best candidates for an entire butcher block kitchen. Like I said before, our kitchen is worked hard every day all day and the butcher block has not held up to the torture. We love it on the island and will keep it there but we are in the process of looking for a more durable material for the rest of the counters. We are leaning towards black leathered granite.

The butcher block around the sink has taken the hardest hit. The first ‘oh sh*t!’ moment came not long after we had it all finished. One of us had left a damp rag on the counter overnight and come morning the butcher block had buckled and cracked where the rag was. We need a kitchen that can handle the stray damp rag and water splash. What is your favorite thing about your kitchen? Least favorite? Jaane Kya Chahe Mann Mp3 Free Download.

My favorite, hands down, is the storage space that the drawers and cabinets provide. I thought I had a lot of kitchen crap but Ikea has proven me wrong. I have several drawers and cabinets that aren’t even close to being full and some that are still empty! My least favorite is unfortunately the butcher block. Love the way it looks, hate the durability or lack thereof. I’m going to be sad when we replace it but I will be oh so happy when I don’t have to look at the water stains and buckled countertops. Would you recommend Ikea as a source for a kitchen remodel? If so, which items?

I already have. The cabinets have been the greatest surprise for us. The space and the look of them are great.

I don’t know if you could find a better bang for your buck. Would you consider Ikea for a future kitchen remodel? We have talked about this because our goal for this house has always been to fix it up and then sell it. I think we would definitely consider Ikea products for another kitchen; most certainly the cabinets and appliances. Replied on April 10th, 2014 Hey Steph, We did seal itseveral times. The butcher block on the island is wonderful and handles food prep and messes just fine. It’s around the sink that has really taken a beating.

There’s a ton of water stains that turn a dark black color. We have sanded over the water stains and re-sealed several times but in the end we just decided to dg with something a little more durable. It would probably help if we took better care of it, but I’ve realized that’s not going to happen.:) We are tough on the kitchen!!

Hope this helps. I struggled to keep my stainless steel fridge streak-free.

I’d clean it but then it still had all these streak marks on it from wiping it. Then I discovered a wonderful magic trick: a teensy bit of olive oil on a rag. Spacemen 3 Dj Tones Ep Rar Files more.

I rub it around in circles and it leaves the stainless steel gleaming and streak-free! Bonus, it’s totally non-toxic and eco-friendly. (It shouldn’t come out oily or greasy unless you are using too much — it doesn’t take much.) Just thought I’d pass on that tip for anyone who wants it. Lovely kitchen! I love the look of the butcher block. Bummer that it is not so user-friendly, especially for families with little kids, but good to know!

I love both a good before and after AND a good IKEA kitchen. This is absolutely wonderful!! I love the stainless steel as well. I had butcher block in my previous kitchen around the sink and sealed it with a combination of linseed oil and turpentine.

If I remember correctly the turpentine prevents the linseed oil to just seep through the tabletop after a while. It worked fairly well. In my current kitchen I only used the butcher block as a bar table top. I sealed it by sanding it A LOT and then staining it using 00 steel wool which makes the table top super smooth.

No Poly after. I have not had any problems with water stains or uhm red wine stains:) ( ).

I have the oak butcher block counters from ikea (for about 2 years), and they are wearing so well! In the interest of honesty, we DO NOT cut on them. I feel like they can’t be sanitized to the degree that a non-porous surface can, so I didn’t want to risk it. I started out by treating them monthly or so with mineral oil, but it didn’t last. I switched to using something called “salad bowl oil”, found it on amazon.

It’s food safe, so I can still roll out pie crust on it, and it dries hard, so no greasy feeling like with the mineral oil. I apply it twice a year, and do several coats at a time. We do get stains on them, but when I’m going to oil them again, I just hit those spots with some sandpaper—they come right up! Don’t let the maintance scare you—they are really easy to care for! I’m sure the homeowner has tried everything, but has she consider marine oil–what is used on yachts made out of wood?

Wood just needs waterproofing as the oil is just to keep it moisturized. Also my stainless trick that works better than ANY other product I’ve tried? Half water, half vinegar, couple squirts of dish soap. Shake and go.

With paper towel. I’ve tried Method, Murchison Hume (which I use for Everything else), commercial cleaners, olive oil and mineral oil, which starts off great, but then is just: well, oily.

Highly recommend! Replied on April 11th, 2014 I guess so. I had read and been told that they carried the 40″ so when they said they were discontinuing it I was pretty bummed. We even waited quite a while in hopes that another city (Houston or Dallas) would magically have one for us to pick up.

The store here in Austin reassured us that they were not going to be receiving any of the 40″. Seems crazy, because it’s such a common size for an island. We purchased the butcher block for the perimeter counters first (they are the solid oak) and when we went back to get the island butcher block we were told that they (Ikea) were discontinuing the solid wood butcher block and were only carrying the butcher block that is mainly particle board with an outer wood covering. That’s what on our island. There’s a slight difference in color and feel but it’s pretty inconspicuous. Replied on April 11th, 2014 Hey Jennifer, I was the same way.

I was set on having the butcher block. Even though my Dad who owns a granite and stone business told me over and over that butcher block needs lots of tlcsomething our kitchen does not see a lot of.

He was right. We are not cut out for an entire butcher block kitchen. I’m often guilty (like 5 nights a week) of going to bed with a messy kitchen and we just need something that can deal with our lack of care when it comes to our kitchen:) Poor butcher blockI’m not sure it ever stood a chance against us. Good luck with the kitchen!! I also love the IKEA series. I’m planning an IKEA kitchen reno right now, and love the inspiration and insight. One problem I keep running into is what to do with the cabinet above the refrigerator So few fridges fit the two stock cabinets perfectly also, it sounds like you need to cover the sides to box in the fridge and give the above fridge cabinet, which adds in the width of the cover panels.

I’d love any info. The higlighted kitchens (past or future) are willing to share about their solutions. Replied on April 16th, 2014 Hi! We did an over-the-fridge cabinet in our IKEA kitchen.

You do have to enclose the fridge somewhat with additional paneling (same stuff you use for filling gaps), but it is primarily for the purpose of mounting the cabinetry. If I am picturing it in my head correctly, our fridge and cabinet are in sort of a corner, so we only needed to panel one side (as we could mount the cabinet to the walls through the back and through one side). On the side of the fridge that has the panel, we have another cabinet and countertop over a hidden dishwasher. I can send you a photo of how it turned out if you’re interested. I was concerned that it would look awkward initially, but it seems to fit in just fine in an unnoticeable manner.