article_snippet.sent: Sleepy shoppers in China have had a rude awakening – after being banned from napping in furniture store IKEA.
article_snippet.sent: The problem has got so bad that nappers had taken over more than half of beds and sofas in the Xihongmen IKEA shop in Beijing, The People’s Daily reported – with some even getting under the covers for a snooze.
article_snippet.sent: Managers at Swedish furniture store IKEA have now banned shoppers from sleeping in Managers at Swedish furniture store IKEA beds and sofas .
article_snippet.sent: Sleepy shoppers have taken to kicking off Sleepy shoppers shoes and catching forty winks on the display furniture .
article_snippet.sent: The practice has become widespread in IKEA stores - with shoppers coming in especially to take a nap .
article_snippet.sent: One weary woman said One weary woman had come into IKEA especially to grab a quick forty winks in one of IKEA ‘comfy’ beds.
article_snippet.sent: Another customer said: ‘Sleeping on the display furniture will definitely affect other customers.
article_snippet.sent: Another employee explained that we currently wake up shoppers if we have been sleeping for an extended period of time
article_snippet.sent: Workers at IKEA shops regularly wake up exhausted shoppers - but another napper quickly takes Workers at IKEA shops .
article_snippet.sent: The MailOnline previously reported on the trend, which commentators saying Workers at IKEA shops Beijing store is particularly popular for a nap because of The MailOnline air-conditioning during the sweltering summers.
article_snippet.sent: Genuine shoppers have been unable to see the furniture on sales because of the sleeping people on top of the furniture .
highlights_snippet.sent: Exhausted shoppers regularly fall asleep in IKEA stores across China .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Cheeky nappers kick off their shoes and get under the covers of displays .
  