Ikea customer stunned after glass cabinet he bought three days earlier 'explodes' while he's watching TV Now Dan Chilcott, 28, is calling for the £40 Detolf cabinet to be withdrawn from sale Comments ...

SINGAPORE: IKEA apologised after yet another customer reported that a DETOLF glass display cabinet made by the Swedish furniture giant shattered abruptly. The cabinet reportedly shattered without ...

In June 2016, a 14-week-old baby suffered scratches to his face when an Ikea Detolf cabinet exploded while the newborn sat in his bouncer less than a metre away.

She raced out of bed expecting to find an intruder or a smashed window, but instead discovered the Ikea glass display cabinet she had purchased years ago had exploded. “I heard this almighty ...

"Detolf glass cabinet. Well done, Ikea Singapore," he wrote. A check online showed that the item is still available and retailing at $89.

ikea.com Detolf Glass Door Cabinet. Give your favorite pieces their room to shine with the help of this Detolf Glass Door Cabinet ($60). ... Detolf Glass Door Cabinet. From. $60. $60 at ikea.com. 24.

TikToker Bee (@ye.yeehaw) garnered over 179,000 views and more than 15,000 likes as of this writing. What happened? Bee filmed a short 21-second clip after she said a second IKEA glass exploded ...

The ÄSPERÖD glass coffee table from IKEA is sleek and refined. The table's black color scheme would fit seamlessly into contemporary and modern styled homes, and the table's gold feet give it a ...

IKEA glass furniture is spontaneously exploding, customers say By Janine Puhak , Fox News Published November 16, 2017 9:00am EST | Updated November 17, 2017 9:20am EST ...

IKEA customers are reporting freaky instances of the Swedish brand’s glass tables spontaneously shattering — sometimes when no one is nearby. One Indiana woman said her son’s ‘Gla… ...

People all over the country are complaining that their glass tables have shattered spontaneously, sometimes when there's no one in the room. And even popular brands like IKEA are not immune. It ...

IT WAS 4.30am on Saturday when Sydney woman Sarah Aubrey heard a giant crash in her living room.