It isn’t. I have a bunch of ikea furniture because I’m not really settled in where I live, so it’s nice and easy and lightweight to take apart and move every 3 years. For one, it absolutely isn’t that expensive, and it’s pretty good quality. My oldest pieces are two kallax units that were already second hand when I bought them 6 years ago, and they’re still in the exact same condition as when I bought them, even through 3 moves. The only thing I’m disappointed about are a couple of wooden folding chairs because the horizontal slats tend to get loose and fall out, but you can just pop them back in in 5 seconds. It’s obviously not as good as high quality non-ikea furniture, but if you (have to) move often and don’t have much money, it’s just a good and practical choice.
It isn’t. I have a bunch of ikea furniture because I’m not really settled in where I live, so it’s nice and easy and lightweight to take apart and move every 3 years. For one, it absolutely isn’t that expensive, and it’s pretty good quality. My oldest pieces are two kallax units that were already second hand when I bought them 6 years ago, and they’re still in the exact same condition as when I bought them, even through 3 moves. The only thing I’m disappointed about are a couple of wooden folding chairs because the horizontal slats tend to get loose and fall out, but you can just pop them back in in 5 seconds. It’s obviously not as good as high quality non-ikea furniture, but if you (have to) move often and don’t have much money, it’s just a good and practical choice.