Sideboards

Sideboards for office storage

Sideboards provide low-level storage for meeting rooms, offices and reception spaces, with different door and drawer layouts.

The storage layout depends on what needs a place and how much floor space is available. Compare external dimensions, internal compartments and finishes. Consider the position of doors or drawers and the clearance needed to access the contents, alongside the surrounding office furniture.

At Myntwork, you can choose to buy or lease. Explore the available configurations and product information to find an option that fits your office layout.

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From €5.66 p/m
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From €6.19 p/m
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From €14.29 p/m
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From €24.95 p/m
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From €67.24 p/m
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From €12.18 p/m
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From €3.28 p/m
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From €15.37 p/m
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From €12.20 p/m
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From €1.60 p/m
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From €14.64 p/m
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From €28.35 p/m
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From €6.38 p/m

Low storage for shared spaces

Sideboards are low, freestanding cabinets designed for spaces where storage needs to be accessible but visually discreet. Their top surface can support displays, refreshments, printers or meeting equipment, while the cabinet below keeps supplies out of sight. They are a useful alternative to taller storage where open sightlines matter.

Unlike pedestal cabinets for individual desks, sliding door cabinets for compact access or tambour cabinets for larger document storage, sideboards are chosen for their lower profile and furniture-like presence. Browse our wider range of office cabinets when planning storage across the workplace.

Choosing a sideboard

Start with the wall length, available clearance and the items the cabinet needs to hold. Consider whether doors, drawers or open sections suit the intended use, and select a finish that works with surrounding furniture.

  • Choose a low height that preserves sightlines in reception and meeting areas.
  • Match the width and storage layout to paper, serviceware, technology or display materials.
  • Coordinate color, handles and finish with nearby tables and seating.

Where sideboards work well

In meeting rooms, a sideboard can hold presentation accessories, cables and refreshments beside conference tables. In reception areas, it provides concealed storage behind a display surface. It also fits executive offices, project rooms and informal collaboration areas, where it can help define the space without the visual weight of a full-height cabinet.

For lounge settings, consider how the cabinet sits alongside sofas and lounge furniture. A low piece can provide a practical landing place for books, refreshments or shared equipment while maintaining an open, welcoming layout.

Lease with room to adapt

Leasing spreads the cost through a monthly payment, helping preserve liquidity for other business needs. It also makes it easier to scale furniture up or down when teams, sites or layouts change. Myntwork supports a circular approach by keeping refurbished quality furniture in use for longer.

Request a quote

Tell us about your room, storage requirements and preferred finish, and request a quote for sideboards that fit your workplace plan.