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last week i brought ikea quilt cover on e bay registared seller
opened it at the weekend it has no fastenings
e mailed seller
who emailed back today to say he had no idea that they dont have fasteners

must be the swedish design
so i got 5.70p refund and a thankyou from seller for telling him
and i found some valcro in the draw so its all sorted
ps cant use my pound sign must sort keyboard out back to english not usa

Result!

Saundra, I just asked a Swedish colleague and yes, duvet covers in Sweden don't have fastenings - it's normal. The gap at the bottom end of the duvet cover is smaller so the duvet doesn't fall out. They also have 'holes' in the two top corners so you can put your hands into the cover to pull the duvet up.

ho thanks meri iv sown some valcro along the gap but i didnt know about the inside
i shall investigate
and also it has 4 pillow casses with the double size atho they are bigger
sizes
its such a pretty cover im so pleassed with it
son has just brought an ikea kitchen

The girls have lots of duvet covers from Ikea and none of them have fastenings. I love them - saves me a job doing them up!!!

I had forgotten that about IKEA. Our boys had some covers years ago when they were small and they were the same Glad you got some money back though Saundra

saundra wrote:son has just brought an ikea kitchen

Saundra, we had an Ikea kitchen when we had our kitchen extension built - I loved that kitchen!! We paid something silly like £650 for it (in 2005) and that was for a lot of units and included a large ceramic double Belfast style sink and it still looked brand new when we moved in 2010.

Ikea kitchens came top in the Which? survey last month, closely followed by John Lewis.

son had ikea kitchen in there old house
and the one hes just put in there new house even had draws in the plinth
and they got a voucher for 200 pounds to spend
because the kitchen they wanted some units were discontinued