I've been searching high and low for a few years for a pair of these to complete my set. I bought 2 of them back in 2003 when I didn't have room for 4, but once I moved i've been on the hunt. They're similar to the Kronvik series chairs with that checkered look, but they're medium-brown and black. Please help!

Thanks.

I just went and got myself one the the above. However, when i got home, i had a chance to inspect the glass and noticed that there were some bubbles under the glass surface. Is this normal for hand blown glass? Also there were some scratches, would this result in cracks forming later? If so I will bring it back for a exchange. Thanks.

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About 10 years ago I purchased several sets of low voltage ceiling light fixtures. I need a replacement transformer. I don't know the fixture's name. The fixture came with three 20w bulbs, the transformer, and two 16' wires that carry the low voltage current from the transformer to the lights which attach to the wires.

The transformer is black, cylindrical, about 6" in diameter and 4" high with two knobs on which the wires are connected and a reset button.

They were purchased in an IKEA store so I assume they are in a catalog.

If you have the year 1997 to 2000 catalogs, the fixture should be in one of them. If so, please reply or email me with the name and if you have any idea where I might find a replacement.

Thanks much,

Jim

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Description: Hi not sure if this is the right place to post this but i have a problem

I purchased the BJURSTA dinning table about a week ago now this morning my daughter spilt a cup of juice on it so i cleaned it up but now the entire wet area has bubbled up very baddly and it just looks very off-putting

Is there anything i can do about this would this be returnable as i find it very very disapointing and very poorly designed for £159 i thought my table would last more than a week i seems like the fluid has soaked into the wood underneath and is bubbling under the treated area which i would have expected to be water tight

Surely upon designing this furniture they must realise that a dinning table is going to get wet

Just wondering if anyone here knows if this is fixable or if it can be returned/exchanged