Order measurement and kitchen planning tips

As far as I know, the measurement is offset against the purchase price.

If he makes a fuss, he gets the 70 € back but has to pay the full price.

If he doesn't make a fuss, the kitchen is 70 € "cheaper."

Nothing changes for him. And in case of doubt, you should measure it yourself anyway, especially if you have already noticed that the Ikea measurers are true masters of their craft.

The costs of the measurement will be reimbursed AFTER the purchase. Nothing will be charged!

Basically, there should be no discussion. Either measure again or get your money back. I have experienced both cases by now, and the process always went smoothly.

Please still keep in mind that normal people are doing their work there, and with the volume of measurements, mistakes do happen. You don’t make mistakes, andiii_98? So please be a bit more careful with such statements.

NfU

Na.

so, this is how it was for me:
- buy and assemble kitchen
- go to Ikea, order measurement
- measurers (not from Ikea) come by, measure, want 70€, provide invoice
- receive plan a few days later
- go to Ikea, order countertop, go to service (at the exit), show invoice, get 70€ back

by the way, they didn’t want to see the Ikea invoice for the kitchen. I thought the measurement would only be reimbursed from a certain kitchen price.

I don’t understand the fuss about the 70€ now. I got it back after all.

By the way, they didn't want to see the Ikea receipt for the kitchen. I thought that the measurement would only be reimbursed from a certain kitchen price.

That's right, for a purchase value (kitchen furniture only) of €1,000.00 or more, the measurement is reimbursed. That's why normally the invoice for the kitchen furniture and the invoice for the measurement should be submitted.