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IKEA FAGNING Desk Organiser: 6 Steps for Papers, Slots and Easy Care

Use the compartments of IKEA's white steel FAGNING magazine file (005.985.89) for papers, notebooks and recipes, and clean its surface as the maker directs.

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Official IKEA FAGNING white magazine-file page (005.985.89); no product photograph has been separately copied or attached.

Text-only link card to the official IKEA FAGNING white steel magazine file

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IKEA Korea lists the white FAGNING magazine file 005.985.89 at 27 cm wide, 13 cm deep and 24 cm high, made from powder-coated steel with several slots. Because prices and stock can change, this guide does not quote a fixed price. Without a separate image reuse licence, the cover is a text-only link card to the original product page.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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1. Measure the space on your desk or shelf before placing the 27 cm wide, 13 cm deep and 24 cm tall organiser. Leave enough clearance to take out papers comfortably.
2. Gather loose documents, often-used recipes and small notebooks by purpose. Set aside documents with personal information rather than leaving them exposed on an open desk.
3. Divide paper and notebooks among the organiser's separate slots by topic. Keep your most frequently used materials in the easiest-to-reach section.
4. The organiser is made of powder-coated steel. You can attach a small note to the outer surface with a separately purchased magnet, but do not assume a magnet is supplied.
5. Wipe fingerprints and dust with a soft damp cloth, then wipe dry with a clean cloth. These are IKEA's care instructions; avoid inventing extra detergent or abrasive-cleaning requirements.
6. Balance contents across slots rather than packing one side too heavily, and check for wobbling or damaged edges. Let damp papers dry before putting them away.

Official IKEA FAGNING white magazine-file page (005.985.89); no product photograph has been separately copied or attached.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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