Buy-to-let landlords across England and Wales can now access discounts on IKEA furniture and kitchens following a new agreement with the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA).
Under the arrangement, NRLA members who join the IKEA Business Network will receive 5% off home furnishings purchased online and 10% off kitchens bought in-store or online.
The discounts are aimed at landlords furnishing rental properties, replacing kitchens or carrying out improvements between tenancies.
NRLA members offered furniture and kitchen discounts
The agreement also gives landlords access to IKEA’s business services, including kitchen planning, interior design, delivery and installation.
Members can consult IKEA’s business specialists remotely or in-store when planning property improvements.
NRLA chief executive Ben Beadle said the initiative would help landlords manage refurbishment and maintenance costs.
“Whether landlords are furnishing a new property, replacing a kitchen or making improvements between tenancies, the costs can quickly add up.
“Our collaboration with IKEA is about helping members manage those costs while continuing to provide good-quality homes for their tenants.”
IKEA targets private rented sector
Asa Fermandell, country manager for IKEA Business UK and Ireland, said the agreement would support landlords undertaking projects of different sizes.
“Whether landlords are furnishing a single property, refreshing interiors between tenancies, or undertaking larger kitchen projects, we look forward to helping them create better everyday living environments for their tenants through our range of products and services.”
The discounts are available to eligible NRLA members in England and Wales who register with the IKEA Business Network.
