How to choose a MARO PRO sideboard
Start with where the cabinet will sit and what needs to be stored. An under-desk model can keep supplies close to an individual workstation, while a freestanding cabinet may suit a shared area or a location where storage needs to be repositioned. The PK06 is the family’s mobile option and includes a container; consider its listed 120 cm width and 60 cm depth when checking available floor space.
Compare access and storage layout
Think about how often people need to reach the contents and which side of the cabinet they approach from. Sliding doors open without swinging outward, which may be useful where nearby furniture limits clearance. The S SZ 09 is specifically described as having double-sided access. The S SZ 35 has one sliding door, while the S SZ Pro 08 has sliding doors and one shelf. For hinged-door access, the S SZ Pro 06 has soft-close doors and two shelves.
If drawers better match the items being stored, the PKSZ64 has two drawers. These distinctions can help narrow the range, but check the individual model listing for its complete configuration rather than assuming every cabinet has the same interior.
Check fit, finish and locking details
Measure the intended position, including the available width, depth and height. The collection’s listed measurements span 80–160 cm in width, 42–60 cm in depth and 49–66 cm in height, but those are family-wide ranges, not dimensions shared by every model. For under-desk placement, check the cabinet height against desk clearance and allow enough room to use its doors or drawers.
Each model’s product details are the place to confirm its exact size, door or drawer arrangement, shelf count and available color. The family is made of metal and uses cylinder locks; individual listings may describe additional details, such as lockable handles. Colors listed across the range include neutral, brighter and wood options, but availability can differ by model.
Plan storage around your workspace
Consider whether the cabinet is for personal workstation storage, shared office supplies or a common work area. For frequently accessed items, prioritize a layout that is easy to reach and organize. For a tighter footprint, compare the listed dimensions and door style before deciding. If access from more than one side matters, look closely at the S SZ 09’s double-sided access description.
Once you have a preferred layout, compare the relevant model pages to confirm its specifications and color options. Myntwork offers MARO PRO sideboards on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider alongside their storage requirements.
Frequently asked questions about MARO Sideboard PRO
What types of sideboards are in the MARO PRO collection?
The family includes under-desk cabinets with drawers, hinged doors or sliding doors, plus the mobile PK06 freestanding model with a container. Compare individual listings for each model’s configuration.
Which MARO PRO sideboard has drawers?
The PKSZ64 is the drawer model described in this collection and has two drawers. Check its listing for exact dimensions and available options.
Are MARO PRO sideboards lockable?
Cylinder locks are listed across the collection. Some model descriptions also mention lockable handles, so review the individual listing for its specific locking details.
How do I choose between hinged and sliding doors?
Consider the clearance around the cabinet and how people will access it. Sliding doors do not swing outward; the S SZ Pro 06 has soft-close hinged doors. Confirm the layout and fit for your chosen model.
Do all MARO PRO sideboards have the same size and color options?
No. Dimensions and colors vary across the family. Check the product details for the specific model to confirm its measurements and available finish.
