Plan the end frame around the cabinet layout
Start by identifying where the cabinet run ends and which side will remain visible. Both members in this family are described as freestanding left or left-hand end frames, so orientation is a key selection point. Consider the position of adjacent cabinets, walls, desks and circulation routes, then verify that the named left-side configuration matches the finished layout. If your plan requires a right-side end, do not assume this family includes one.
Think about the visual relationship between the frame and the rest of the workspace. The listed examples have a matte-black frame and Vicenza oak side panels, which can help coordinate with office furniture in similar finishes. Collection attributes identify the cabinet material as metal and show a range of color values; confirm the finish available for the specific model you intend to use rather than treating every listed color as an option on every configuration.
Choose between the listed models
Check the configuration name
The two choices are the Freestanding Left 4OH Cabinet End Frame and the Freestanding Left-Hand 3 Cabinet End Frame. Use the full model name when matching an end frame to a cabinet specification or furniture plan. The naming distinguishes the configurations, but it does not by itself confirm compatibility with a particular cabinet, so check the selected item’s product information or ask your furniture contact to verify the match.
Confirm dimensions and practical details
Attributes for this family list heights of 86, 128 and 169 cm, alongside a width of 5 cm and depth of 44 cm. Because the heights are presented across the collection, confirm the exact measurements for your chosen model before finalising a layout. Also check the available product details for relevant installation or joining requirements. The collection data lists a cylinder lock and no hanging file frames; these details may matter when coordinating the end frame with the wider storage specification, but should not be taken as a substitute for checking the cabinet itself.
Where these end frames can be useful
Consider this family for office storage plans where a freestanding cabinet arrangement has a visible left end, such as a cabinet run beside a workstation or at the edge of a shared work area. The end frame can help give the arrangement a deliberate appearance from the exposed side. It is a finishing component, so plan it as part of the complete cabinet layout rather than as a replacement for storage capacity or a standalone cabinet.
Before placing an order, compare the model name, orientation, dimensions and finish with your furniture plan. Check that the selected piece works with the cabinet arrangement and that the oak and black finish combination suits the surrounding space. Myntwork offers these OKA products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a changing office or project.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Cabinet End Frame
How do I choose between the 3 and 4OH end frames?
The family lists a Freestanding Left-Hand 3 model and a Freestanding Left 4OH model. Compare the full model names with your cabinet specification and confirm compatibility before choosing.
Are both OKA end frames designed for the left side?
Yes. Both listed members are described as left-side or left-hand freestanding end frames. Check your layout carefully if the exposed end is on the right.
What finish is shown for the listed models?
The model descriptions specify a matte-black frame with Vicenza oak side panels. Confirm the finish details for the particular configuration you plan to select.
What dimensions should I check before ordering?
Collection attributes list a width of 5 cm, a depth of 44 cm and heights of 86, 128 and 169 cm. Verify the exact dimensions for your chosen model in its product details.
Do these end frames include hanging file frames?
The collection attributes state that there are no hanging folder frames. Check the cabinet specification separately if hanging-file storage is needed in your layout.
