Choose a layout that suits the way you store
Start by deciding whether your team needs mostly concealed storage, quick access to open compartments, or smaller divided spaces. A sliding-door cabinet can be a useful choice when you want a closed front without choosing a hinged-door layout. The listed 180 cm-wide, 38 cm-high sliding-door model includes one shelf and a cylinder lock. Another 180 cm-wide, 38 cm-high model is listed as freestanding and has one shelf and a cylinder lock; check its product details for the exact door arrangement.
If you want a mix of visible and concealed storage, compare the 74 cm-high, 180 cm-wide model. Its listing describes open compartments as well as sliding doors and one shelf. For a smaller footprint or a more divided layout, consider the 90 cm-wide model with one door and two drawers. Its listing specifies a metal cabinet and cylinder lock. These are distinct configurations within the family, rather than interchangeable versions of one layout.
Match the dimensions to your space
Check the available wall or floor space, and compare the stated width, depth, and height with the intended location. The three wider listings measure 180 cm across and 40 cm deep, while the shorter-width model is listed as 90 cm wide and 40 cm deep. Height is also a useful point of comparison: the family includes options at 38 cm and 74 cm. Allow for the access needed to open doors or drawers, and consider whether the cabinet will sit alongside other furniture or be used as a standalone storage piece.
Consider what needs to be accessible
Think through what the sideboard will hold before selecting a layout. Shelved and closed storage may suit items you want to keep out of sight, while open compartments can make selected items easier to reach. Drawers offer a different way to separate smaller contents. The collection listings note one shelf on the relevant models; they do not list hanging file frames, so check the product information if filing is part of your requirements.
Confirm details before selecting a model
Color availability is listed as beige, black, grey, silver, white, and wood, but confirm the available choice on the individual model. Material details also vary in the supplied listings: some 180 cm-wide cabinet descriptions specify melamine, while the 90 cm-wide model specifies a metal cabinet and the collection attributes identify metal for cabinet and door materials. Review the selected model’s specifications rather than assuming every construction detail applies across the family.
Before proceeding, confirm the dimensions, layout, lock details, and finish or color shown for the particular cabinet you are considering. Myntwork offers these Narbutas ROUND products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider the collection as part of their workplace furniture planning.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas ROUND Sideboard
Which Narbutas ROUND sideboard is the widest?
Three listed models are 180 cm wide and 40 cm deep. The other listed model is 90 cm wide and 40 cm deep.
What is the difference between the 38 cm and 74 cm-high models?
The 38 cm-high options are low cabinets, including a sliding-door layout and a freestanding shelf model. The 74 cm-high, 180 cm-wide option is listed with open compartments, sliding doors, and one shelf.
Are shelves included in the ROUND sideboards?
The listings specify one shelf on the three 180 cm-wide models. Check the individual product details to confirm the configuration of the model you select.
Does the collection include a sideboard with drawers?
Yes. The 90 cm-wide ROUND model is listed with one door and two drawers, and has a cylinder lock.
Which colors can I compare?
The collection lists beige, black, grey, silver, white, and wood. Confirm the available colors for the specific model you are considering.
