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Create a workspace that folds away with this Ancient White wall mounted fold out desk. Its tall cabinet pairs a white to off-white finish with a contrasting dark chalkboard, bringing a clean, practical look to a home office, bedroom, or living room.
Unfold the desktop to reveal nine open storage compartments—six above the work surface and three below—for books, supplies, and decorative objects. When closed, the chalkboard faces outward and the three lower compartments remain accessible, making this writing desk with storage a useful choice for multipurpose rooms.
Particleboard panels and metal hardware form the construction, while the bottom shelf can be fixed at three levels to accommodate different items. The cabinet is designed for wall fixing with an anti-toppling feature.
| Product Type | Fold-out writing desk with storage cabinet and chalkboard |
| Color | Ancient White |
| Panel Material | Particleboard |
| Hardware Material | Metal |
| Storage Compartments | 9 open compartments when unfolded |
| Shelf Adjustment | Bottom shelf can be fixed at 3 levels |
| Chalkboard | Integrated writing chalkboard |
| Wall Fixing | Designed for wall fixing with an anti-toppling design |
| Product Weight | 40.7 lb |
| Overall Length | 38.6 in. |
| Overall Width | 20.1 in. |
| Overall Height | 60 in. |
| Package Length | 35.8 in. |
| Package Width | 23.2 in. |
| Package Height | 4.9 in. |
| Package Weight | 45.32 lbs. |
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