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elevatED™ Cubby & Shelf Cabinet | Classroom Storage with Two Open Shelves & Five Large Cubbies

elevatED™ Cubby & Shelf Cabinet | Classroom Storage with Two Open Shelves & - Main image
$371.49 $609 In stock

Category: Classroom Furniture

*Ships via truck in 4-6 weeks.

Bring modern style and essential versatility to your learning environment with the elevatED™ Cubby And Shelf Cabinet, a mixed-storage solution designed for the demands of busy classrooms. This thoughtfully crafted piece pairs contrasting white and textured white oak panels to create crisp, contemporary lines, beautifully complemented by brushed nickel legs with integrated floor-protecting pads.

Engineered for flexibility, the upper section features two fixed open shelves ideal for books, bins, learning materials, or display items. Beneath them, five spacious cubbies offer generous room for backpacks, toys, manipulatives, and larger classroom essentials. Its deeper construction enhances stability and overall storage capacity, ensuring durability through years of daily use.

Perfect as a standalone storage solution or as part of the sophisticated and thoroughly modern elevatED™ Collection (sold here), this cabinet helps educators maintain an organized, beautiful, and highly functional classroom layout.

Overall Dimensions: 50"W x 15"D x 43"H

Drop shipped via truck fully assembled in 4-6 weeks directly from the manufacturer. 

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Amelia P. ★★★★★

The five large cubbies are perfect for storing bulky art supplies while the two open shelves keep frequently used books visible and accessible. Assembly took a bit of time but was straightforward, and the cabinet feels solid enough to hold up well in a busy classroom for years. I am very pleased wit

Zoe ★★★★★

I was looking for sturdy classroom storage that wouldn't look like an eyesore, and this cabinet's two open shelves and five deep cubbies fit perfectly. The modern design makes it feel more like home furniture than school equipment, which my students actually appreciate. Assembly was straightforward,