Buying in Poland...

[lassemajja]

Have read a bit about building materials in Poland and am now wondering if there is anyone who has been there and shopped who has addresses to places where you can buy the following:

-Appliances, like gorenje, husqvarna, aeg, elektrolux
-Tiles and clinker like höganäs or similar
-Massage bathtubs or outdoor jacuzzi
-Sliding door wardrobes like elfa
-Electrical material
-Furniture
-Kitchens like puustelli or HTH

Can you shop on invoice in Poland?
What does the ferry from Stockholm cost with a normal truck?

 

[David]

A brief summary of each area:

-White goods, like gorenje, huskvarna, aeg, elektrolux
Mediamarkt has very good prices.
-Tiles and ceramics like höganäs or similar
ImezTop32, Agena, (There is another store right next to Agena that's also worth checking out), Castorama for simple white tiles
-Massage bathtubs or outdoor jacuzzi
ImezTop32, There is also a store in the same building as Mediamarkt
-Sliding door wardrobes like elfa
Unknown
-Electrical materials
To some extent Castorama. They have some different standards for outlets.
-Furniture
There isn't much exciting. Poles like colorful furniture, which often doesn't align with Scandinavian taste. BoConcept exists but costs about the same as in Sweden.
-Kitchens like puustelli or HTH
Lifa Design. Located in the BoConcept building. Should be about the same prices as in Denmark.

You usually can't pay by invoice.
Transport: Poltruck. about 12,000 per truck including VAT.

Hope this was somewhat helpful. Others feel free to add your experiences.

Best regards,
David

 

[lassemajja]

Thanks for the tips!

Can you order from Sweden or do you have to travel over?

 

[David]

You should probably go over to see that it looks the way you want it. Orders and payment can usually be made from Sweden. However, not Mediamarkt, which requires an in-store purchase.

Best regards,
David

 

[Betina]

-Sliding door wardrobes like elfa

Castorama has Elfa, at significantly lower prices than in Sweden too.