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Ikea Ivar Computer Desk

Ikea Ivar Computer Desk
Following re-organisation of our attic room, a desk was lost, and a replacement space for the desktop PC was needed. 
As storage around the walls of the attic room was now all Ivar shelving I wanted to use Ivar shelving to provide a suitable space for the computer whilst occupying minimal space when not in use. 

Thus the Ikea Ivar computer desk was born. 




 
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Step 1The Shopping List

The Shopping List
So what do you need from you're local ikea to build an Ivar computer desk. For this instructable I had a height constraint due to the 'eves' of the roof space meaning that the smallest Ivar side unit of 124cm height was ideal. You can of course use any height you choose.

Shopping List (items linked to product webpages).

-  2off  Ivar side unit (30cmx124cm)  £7 each
-  3off  Ivar shelf (30cmx83cm) £5 each
-  1off  Observator Brace (100cm) £2 each
-  1off  Ivar shelf (50cmx83cm) £7.50 each
-  1off  B&Q Piano hinge (60cm) £4.78 each
-  1off  B&Q Mending Plate (pack of 4) £3.08 per pack
-  1off  B&Q Corner Plate (pack of 4) £5.28 per pack
-  2off  B&Q Flush Hinge (pack of 2) £1.38 per pack
-  Approx 2.4m of 18mmx44mm planned softwood ~£2.60
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