Choosing an OKA Box unit for your space
Start with the role the storage needs to play. An open-front cube or the open handleless module can make stored items easy to reach and can work well when the contents are part of an active routine. For example, consider open access for commonly used materials in a team area, or for items that need to be collected and returned throughout the day. These designs do not provide the same closed, lockable storage as the cylinder-lock models.
If you want to secure contents, compare the OKA Box Cube Shelving Unit and the Modular Carcass Shelving Unit configurations listed with a cylinder lock. Check the individual model information to confirm that the particular version includes the lock. For a more structured layout, consider whether a freestanding cube or the modular carcass better suits the surrounding furniture and the way the area is organized.
Use dimensions to narrow the options
Measure the intended location before choosing a configuration. The family includes listed widths of 19, 37 and 56 cm, heights of 26 and 37 cm, and a depth of 37 cm. These are collection-level dimensions, not a guarantee that every model comes in every combination. Compare the selected unit’s dimensions with the available floor area, nearby furniture and the clearance needed to access its opening.
Also decide whether the unit should stand on its own or form part of a larger arrangement. Freestanding models offer placement flexibility, while the open handleless module is listed for integration. The OKA Box range includes a circular metal storage design as well as cube-style options, so consider the shape as part of your layout rather than assuming every unit has the same profile.
Review materials, color and access
Metal is the listed cabinet material for the collection. Color choices across the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Since finishes can vary by model and size, check the relevant product information before coordinating a unit with existing desks, cabinets or shared-area furniture. The collection’s dimensions and color-and-material information are also available in downloadable documents.
Before deciding, confirm three practical details: whether the model is open or lockable, whether it is intended to be freestanding or integrated, and whether its listed dimensions and finish suit the planned location. If you are furnishing several areas, compare configurations side by side to keep storage consistent where needed while selecting different access styles for different tasks. Myntwork offers OKA Box products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workspace furniture.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Shelving Unit OKA Box
Which OKA Box models provide lockable storage?
Cylinder locks are listed for certain cube and modular carcass configurations. Check the details for the specific model you are considering, since the open-front and open handleless options are described as open designs.
Are OKA Box units freestanding or designed for integration?
The collection includes freestanding units and an open handleless module listed for integration. Review the model details to confirm how the selected configuration is intended to be used.
What dimensions are available in the OKA Box collection?
Listed dimensions across the family include widths of 19, 37 and 56 cm, heights of 26 and 37 cm, and a depth of 37 cm. Not every combination applies to every model, so verify the chosen unit’s dimensions.
What colors can I compare?
The collection lists beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood color options. Availability can vary by model and configuration.
How do I choose between open and closed storage?
Choose an open design when quick access to contents is important. If you need storage with a cylinder lock, compare the lockable cube or modular carcass options and confirm the feature on the model details.
