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Adding shelving constructed of medium density fiberboard and a laminate desk that runs the length of the closet converted this hall closet into a practical and colorful workspace. Electricity and a telephone line were necessities for proper lighting and computer use. Electrical cords are tucked through a hole in the work surface. Below the desk, more shelves were added. When the closet's not in use, the chair goes into an adjoining bedroom.
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