Check the current JYSK online Weekly Flyer and don’t miss the best deals from this week's Ad!

This week's best offers:

  • PETRA Compact folding cot for only $69.99
  • BAKKELY Grey fabric covered dining chair only $79.99
  • Vigur 2-door aqua kitchen cabinet only $129.99
  • Courtney, swivel stool with chrome base and faux leather seat only $69.99
  • FYN shelving - 4-Drawer on wheels $89.99
  • MALM PILLOW only $11.99
  • FEDA PILLOWt only $59.99
  • Dreamzone Fold-A-Bed only $69.99
  • 6" FOAM MATTRESS only $99.99
  • Moose Flannel sheet set only $39.99
  • Jersey Fitted Sheet only $5.99
  • Marilyn LILY or GRACE sheet set only $19.99

    and many more.

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Jysk - The history

The chain of Danish furniture stores was founded by Lars Larsen back in 1979. The first shop was opened in the second biggest Danish town called Aarhus. The very first store quickly became really popular. In the first few years, the company expanded very rapidly and over a dozen establishments were opened in Denmark. Its popularity allowed Jysk to expand abroad, and in 1984 first shop in Germany was opened.

The name of the chain is not random. The name of the store is associated with a description of someone or something from the Jutland Peninsula. It is identified with accuracy, honesty and modesty, the features that Larsen wanted the brand to be identified with. These attributes are associated with the reliability and credibility of the products offered by the store.

Currently, Jysk is operating more than 2,500 stores in 50 countries all over the world, producing jobs for 22 thousand people. In Canada, there are 62 Jysk stores located in Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.