Choosing the right Galaxy cabinet for your space
Start by identifying where the cabinet will sit and what it needs to support. In an individual office, the 90 cm width can suit a tighter wall run or a smaller storage requirement. For shared work areas, the 135 cm model offers a broader format, while the 180 cm sideboard can provide a longer surface and a wider cabinet footprint. These are differences in width, not height: each listed model is 77 cm high and 55 cm deep.
Measure before you decide
Measure the intended position, including nearby doors, walkways and other furniture. Allow enough room to access the cabinet and use its cylinder lock. If the cabinet will sit beneath a window, counter or other feature, compare its 77 cm height with that surrounding element. Confirm that a 55 cm depth works for the circulation space in your layout.
Match the model to the storage task
These Galaxy cabinets are a fit for general workplace storage where a freestanding metal unit and a cylinder lock meet the brief. The collection does not include hanging file frames, so if your team needs suspended folders, check whether another storage solution is more appropriate. The listed attributes also specify no acoustic feature; do not choose this family as a substitute for a product selected for acoustic performance.
For a sideboard look, compare the 135 and 180 cm models, which are described as having a two-tone melamine top alongside the linear handle and cylinder lock. The 90 cm model is listed with a linear handle and cylinder lock, but its provided description does not specify a melamine top. Review the selected model’s details and the available colors and materials information before settling on a finish.
Check the details before leasing
Use the width, depth and height to confirm that the cabinet suits your floor plan, then consider how its color will work with desks and other furniture. Color options listed for the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, gold, pink, white and wood; verify the options associated with the specific model you are considering.
Myntwork offers these Martex Galaxy products on a monthly lease. Before making a selection, confirm the exact model, finish and top details, and check that the cabinet’s general-storage format fits your team’s needs. Comparing these points first can help you choose a width and appearance that work for the space without assuming features that are not listed.
Frequently asked questions about Martex Storage Cabinet Galaxy
What widths are available in the Martex Galaxy storage cabinet collection?
The collection includes cabinets that are 90, 135 and 180 cm wide. All three listed models are 77 cm high and 55 cm deep.
Which Galaxy cabinet width should I choose?
Compare the available wall space and your storage needs. The 90 cm model has the smallest footprint, the 135 cm model is the middle width, and the 180 cm model is the widest.
Do all Martex Galaxy cabinets have a melamine top?
The 135 and 180 cm models are described as having a two-tone melamine top. The 90 cm model description does not specify a melamine top, so check its individual details.
Are these cabinets suitable for hanging files?
The collection is listed as having no hanging file frames. It is intended for general storage rather than suspended-folder filing.
What should I check when choosing a finish?
The family lists colors including beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, gold, pink, white and wood. Confirm which finishes and top details are available for your chosen model.
