I have an uncle who lives in Yichun and has a furniture factory. 1967 or even earlier, he talked with IKEA about OEM. Ikea tried to cooperate with him with various standards and environmental protection requirements, but he finally failed to meet the requirements of IKEA. So I always think IKEA is very good. Poor quality and durability are really two concepts, which are related to positioning. For example, a pair of disposable chopsticks is definitely not as durable as ordinary chopsticks, but there are also differences between "high-quality disposable chopsticks" (straight, easy to break, easy to use and good in material) and "inferior ordinary chopsticks" (bent, poorly designed and poor in material). I think IKEA belongs to the kind of "good quality". For IKEA, I bought a whole family of furniture, including desks, bookcases, sofas, beds and so on 10 years ago. So far, there have been no quality problems with any furniture. Of course, I dismantled a wardrobe twice and then I abandoned it. At that time, I hated the overdesign of other furniture, such as beds. You must carve dragons and auspicious clouds at the bedside. Everything is beautifully carved and particularly rough. Speaking of solid wood-why do I want solid wood so that you can carve an ugly Guanyin? Moreover, most of the furniture was sold in the furniture city at that time, and it was very difficult to bargain. Bargain, no, don't bargain, I feel cheated. So IKEA is the best choice. If it were now, maybe I would buy some Japanese furniture on Taobao. I really think IKEA's small daily necessities (especially kitchen supplies) are not good. Some of them are of little use because they pursue design. My family 10 years ago bought a lot of seasoning bottles and so on, all of which are not easy to use. Others are because we can buy things with reasonable price, better quality and design, such as pots, tableware, fresh-keeping boxes and so on. So I seldom buy daily necessities at IKEA. By the way, if you don't have the consciousness of "it's really exciting to install this thing with great tools", you'd better let the installer install it. Moreover, when the furniture is dismantled and reassembled, the strength will drop a lot. ?