[plainsong]

We have not one, but TWO Ikeas within equal distance from us. One is bigger, but it doesn't have more stuff, just more of the same stuff.

At least if you know a little Swedish you can chuckle at the names of stuff.

We all hate it, but then sometimes we need some quick fix kind of thing that can be easily had there. Some assembly required.

We got our mattress and box springs from Ikea some years back, and it's nice and comfy still. Unlike the couch we used to have from them which was a torture device.

 

[martook]

Dunno how IKEA does it on your side of the pond, but here they are usually very helpful when stuff is missing / broken in the packages. Never had the need for it myself, but a couple of friends just contacted the IKEA where they bought the stuff and they sent the missing/broken part by post to them, no questions asked. So, you should try that first =)

 

[Faust2D]

Thanks all. I found the part I need on the net.

Ikea was to much of a hassle to deal with, plus I bought the thing long time ago and lost the part just recently when it just fell out and go vacuumed in.

 

[Senad]

Look for bins with spare parts next to their customer service desk (at least they have them here in Massachusetts). They are free to take.