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Argos
Argos were to flat pack what Hoover is to vacuum cleaners, that was until Ikea came along! Anyhow Argos still supply a significant proportion of flat pack sold in the UK, partially because of their extensive coverage (there is pretty much an Argos in every town) but also because of the wide range of products they sell. Most of their products are very easy to assemble although some of their higher end products are more tricky. The only assembly tip I would offer with respect to Argos, is that some of the drawers styles they use, invole the three sides and the back peice being connected together with a thin peice of laminate. This easily tears, and is often broken when the pack is opened. I also add a drop of PVA glue whe assembling these, just to give it some additonal strength, once assembled. The Assembly Time Estimator, covers most Argos products and can be used to establish the difficulty involved. Argos also have a spare parts line, where you can order any missing parts from your packs. This is really handy should you need it, although it does mean your assembly will be delayed whilst you wait, the number is available from customer services.
Argos Details
Website:www.argos.co.uk
Assembly Time Guide