IKEA has returned to Kitchener in a location just months after closing the doors of its pickup and order point store on Gateway Park Drive.
A company spokesperson told Global News that it opened a new collection point at 259 Gage Ave. in July with a third-party distributor.
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Unlike the previous spot, customers will not be able to place orders with IKEA at the new location, nor will there be any product on-site for sale.
“IKEA customers placing an order through http://www.IKEA.ca or the IKEA App are able to have their purchases delivered to the Kitchener Collection Point for a flat rate of $29, regardless of the size and value of their purchase,” Meghan Hogan said through email.
“This means they will be able to ship as little as a single sofa or as much as an entire kitchen for $29.”
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She says the Gage Avenue collection point only offers curbside pickup as the location is currently under construction by a third-party partner, Custom Delivery Solutions (CDS), which will operate it.
“We look forward to welcoming customers inside when construction is complete and it is safe to do so,” Hogan said.