Even though there phone number isn't in the phone book, they are actually in Home Hub Castle Hill…read more When I moved, the removalists unfortunately managed to separate the top half of my desk from the bottom. And, in doing so they managed to put a whole in the bottom as well. The bolts that held the desk together come out and let gaping holes. I had to buy a new desk and was thinking of going to have a look at IKEA. I came across Ideal Furniture about a week after they had opened and I though I'd have a look around but I wouldn't buy anything. Famous last words. My son was with me and he found a desk that was just right for me, he also found a lovely chair. I had been using a spare dining room chair but he said I should really get an office chair. $900 later I had got a chair, desk and small filing cabinet and the delivery was to be two days later. The delivery was on time, the two young men put the desk, which had come in two pieces together and connected the parts of my chair and showed me how to use it (the hydraulics not the sitting bit, I already new that!). They took all the packaging with them and bought in their own dustpan so they could clean up any sawdust. I nearly fainted when I saw that. I'm writing this review on my laptop which is on the desk in my comfortable chair. A very satisfactory outcome.

If you love adorning your house with metal furniture or plain white pieces than head directly to…read moreCountry & Manor Living. Although its not my choice I can see a lot of people would like it. Full of all sorts of white wrought iron furniture that would sit well in a garden or perhaps a hallway, they have plenty of similarly bland bits and pieces. People who like colour will not like Country & Manor.

A typical Ikea with a great selection, good variety, reasonably good value but service can be hit…read moreand miss at times. Although there is plenty of parking outside traffic can be a nightmare on weekends and during holidays.

There's nothing new about IKEA. If you've been to one, you've been to them all. And this remains…read moretrue for NSW's newest store at Marsden Park with one exception. My partner and I left on speaking terms. I think we were actually laughing as we walked out the door. Unheard of, right? And that's the something ever so marginally different about THIS IKEA. Maybe it's still in a honeymoon phase and the novelty hasn't worn off, but there's definitely a higher level of calm and order here. Sure we visited on a Thursday afternoon but still (I won't guarantee you'll find a rock star park at the front door on a Saturday) it didn't have any markers of "The ring of fire" feels a trip to IKEA usually emits. The products, layout and the Swedish meatballs haven't changed. Pro Tip: There's no self-service check outs.

Open seven days a week they provide a large selection of different plants. Anything from shrubs to…read morevegetable plants, trees to annuals and perennials. If you buy in bulk, you can negotiate a discount. Most of the plants are well priced .one problem I did have after purchasing about 40 plants for a hedge was that I was told they will have a batch the following Thursday. If I would like to return to buy more, so I stopped by on the Friday and they had none and it was driving one hour round-trip wasted. I was told to give them a call and they will get more in after numerous phone calls I gave up..

From the owner: We are located inside the bustling Parklea markets.read more