Coupon Claim recently visited the opening of a new IKEA store in Atlanta, Georgia. Thousands of cars were circling the various parking lots looking for available spaces. IKEA customers were seen walking long distances in the hot sun to get in line to enter the store. Some IKEA fans climbed steep embankments to approach the store. Once inside, Coupon Claim found the modern style and quantity of items quite appealing. In general, prices seemed discounted far below that of Home Depot and Lowes. Based on Coupon Claim's observations, IKEA will continue to be a popular choice in the home improvement and decor market.

IKEA coupons, like The Home Depot and Lowes coupons, are quite difficult to come by. Coupon seekers can sign up for the IKEA newsletter to get in-store and online store updates, which have the possibility of including promotional offers and "web exclusives." These offers may be based on the locality--zip code is required to sign up for the free newsletter. The IKEA web site is country specific. The IKEA newsletter also can give home decorating coupon enthusiasts decorating ideas, information on sales, contests and exclusive promotions. To sign for the IKEA newsletter, visit IKEA.com and select your country, then email list or IKEA newsletter at the top.

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