Choosing a Frezza Spina cabinet
The right Spina model depends less on appearance alone and more on how people will access the storage. Start by considering whether the cabinet will sit beside a workstation, divide an open-plan area, support a meeting room or provide general storage in a private office. Then compare the number of access points, the balance of open and closed sections, and the height that best fits the surrounding furniture.
Choose the configuration for the room
- One-sided cabinets: suitable when the cabinet is positioned against a wall or used as a conventional side cabinet.
- Two-sided cabinets: worth considering when storage needs to serve people on both sides or when the unit helps structure a shared space.
- Open and mixed layouts: useful for items that need to remain easy to see, with drawers or closed sections for a tidier finish.
- Closed sideboards: a practical option when you want everyday office items kept out of sight.
Check size, storage and access
All listed Spina models are 165 cm wide and 42 cm deep, while the available heights are 74, 114 and 154 cm. Check the clearance around the cabinet, especially near desks, circulation routes and doors, before selecting a taller configuration. A lower unit can work well beneath a visual sightline, while a 154 cm cabinet provides more vertical storage where wall height allows.
Review the internal arrangement as well. Models may include drawers, two shelves, open storage or closed cabinets, and the collection uses cylinder locks on the listed lockable configurations. The products do not include hanging folder frames, so they should not be selected where suspension filing is a core requirement.
Materials, finishes and practical requirements
The collection facts reference melamine, fabric and metal elements across the available models, with finishes and colours including white, beige, black, grey, green, blue, brown, gold, orange, purple, red, silver and wood tones. Confirm the exact finish and construction details on the individual product before specifying a cabinet for a coordinated interior scheme.
Spina models are listed as CARB Phase 2 Compliant and TSCA Title VI Compliant, and the collection is marked circular. Acoustic performance is not indicated, so use these cabinets for storage and spatial organisation rather than as a substitute for acoustic products.
What to check next
Before choosing, compare the model names and product details for side configuration, drawer placement, open or closed compartments, height and lock provision. It is also useful to map the cabinet against the desk layout and decide which items need immediate access. Myntwork offers Frezza Spina products on a monthly lease, helping businesses specify office storage as part of a flexible furniture plan.
Frequently asked questions about Frezza Storage Cabinet Spina
What is the difference between one-sided and two-sided Frezza Spina cabinets?
One-sided models are suited to placement against a wall or beside a workstation. Two-sided models can provide access or visual structure from both sides, making them more appropriate for shared areas or open-plan layouts.
Which Spina configuration is best for visible versus concealed storage?
Choose open or mixed storage when frequently used items should remain easy to see and reach. Models with drawers or closed cabinets are better when you want a more contained appearance or need items kept behind doors.
What sizes are available in the Frezza Spina collection?
The listed models are 165 cm wide and 42 cm deep. Available heights are 74 cm, 114 cm and 154 cm, so check the product details and the available clearance in your room before selecting a configuration.
Do Frezza Spina cabinets include shelves or hanging file frames?
Some listed models include two shelves. The collection facts specify that hanging folder frames are not included, so check the internal layout if suspension filing is important for your office.
Are Frezza Spina storage cabinets lockable?
Cylinder locks are listed for the collection and appear on several configurations. Confirm the lock provision on the specific model you are considering, particularly if the cabinet will store shared or personal office items.
