White elfa Teen Workspace

Shared spaces are twice as nice with elfa! Our strong Solid Shelves provide plenty of storage space for books, pictures and supplies right above a convenient desk surface. All elfa components are adjustable, so the solution is completely flexible to grow with your child! Each section of shelving measures 30" wide. If this won't work for your space, please contact us so we can design the perfect solution for you with our free service!

Horizontal Top Track is the only piece mounted to the wall
Exceptionally durable epoxy-bonded steel construction
No formaldehyde was used in manufacturing our elfa Solid Shelves and Desk Tops

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elfa Teen Workspace White

12" x 60" x 8'

10046863

This item is backordered and should be available for shipping on 06/01/2013. To check availability in a store, choose your nearest location. details

* Cannot be expedited

Do It Yourself:
$397.48 ea

Installed:
$577.48 ea

White elfa Teen Workspace 5 5 2 2

Teen Workspace Love it, loveit, love it! Elfa is so easy to install, use and re-configure! I designed a wall shelving/desk unit for my daughter's bedroom. The Container Storre staff helped me incorporate an existing desk into the design. It looks great -- very neat and linear. With the shelving and desk in place, it helped my duaghter get her room clean and picked-up. She can now see all her belongings -- no more searching under the bed for things! I highly recommend any Elfa system! January 18, 2011

Couldn't Live Without It We installed the shelving in our daughters' room and our sons' room. The shelves hold most of their worldly possessions and, like most kids, that is way more than their closets and drawers can hold. Thanks to Elfa, we can actually walk in and out of their rooms without tripping over "stuff". April 7, 2010