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This is semi-typical of one room living - shared apartments or dorms. Adjectives like cramped, crowded, or cozy come to mind when describing it, but the best that describes mine is painful. WAS painful I should say! There are many "Door Desk" instructables like this, but this one is mine. Enjoy the surprising effectiveness.
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This instructable desk/TV stand/workbench Costs $0 and you need:
1. One large used door or 2 smaller closet doors (which I used) - Find or rip off a closet.
2. Two similar stand-alone items. An old desk and file cabinet, 2 cabinets, a TV stand, bookshelf, imagination is everything! It's best of course to use something that you wouldn't mind damaging the top surface of.
3. A scrap of anything flat to level between your stand-alone items and the bottom of your door(s).
Optional:
1. Build one, requiring lumber, tools and hard work. Why?!
2. Finish surfaces.
3. A tape measure.
1. One large used door or 2 smaller closet doors (which I used) - Find or rip off a closet.
2. Two similar stand-alone items. An old desk and file cabinet, 2 cabinets, a TV stand, bookshelf, imagination is everything! It's best of course to use something that you wouldn't mind damaging the top surface of.
3. A scrap of anything flat to level between your stand-alone items and the bottom of your door(s).
Optional:
1. Build one, requiring lumber, tools and hard work. Why?!
2. Finish surfaces.
3. A tape measure.
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