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IKEA Unveils ‘Hack-Alogue’ Teaching You How To Give Its Catalogs A Second Life

By Izza Sofia, 06 Jan 2021

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IKEA recently announced that it has discontinued its catalog after 70 years of it providing some of the best home furnishing solutions and inspirations.

Since then, IKEA UK has released a new take on the famous guidebook, showcasing creative ways customers can repurpose the catalogs through the Hack-alogue.

For example, shoppers can opt to use the instruction manuals as handy door stops, tear them to make gift wrap, or use them as makeshift laptop stands to straighten their posture.

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If none of the options are up your alley, IKEA also encourages you to dispose of its catalog responsibly by giving it a second life through recycling.

Check out its various suggestions below.

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[via IKEA UK, cover image via IKEA UK]
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