Where Aplo storage cabinets work well
The Aplo family can support several office storage requirements without changing collection style across a project. A lower 79 cm cabinet can suit areas where storage should sit below sightlines or complement a work surface. Taller 151 cm and 187 cm options can provide more vertical capacity for shared supplies, documents and everyday office equipment.
Wider configurations are useful for team areas and open-plan offices where several people need access to storage in one place. The narrower 116 cm and 158 cm options can be easier to position in smaller rooms or between established furniture zones. Because the cabinets are open, they work particularly well where users need to identify and retrieve contents quickly.
How to compare the Aplo models
Start with available width and height
Measure the intended wall or floor area first, including clearance for doors, walkways and nearby desks. Then compare the available Aplo widths: 116, 158, 234, 236 and 314 cm. Height is equally important. Choose a lower cabinet where visibility and a lighter visual footprint matter, or a taller model when vertical storage is the priority.
Match columns and shelving to the way people use storage
Two-column, three-column and four-column layouts create different levels of access and visual rhythm. A multi-column cabinet can divide storage between teams or categories, while a narrower layout may be easier to assign to one group. Check the selected model’s OH and C configuration carefully, as these indicate the arrangement shown in the product name. The collection facts include four-shelf configurations, but the exact shelf and level arrangement should be confirmed for the model you choose.
Review materials, access and finish options
All Aplo cabinets in this family are metal and use a cylinder lock. The cabinets do not include hanging folder frames, so they are better suited to open shelving storage than to suspended filing. Acoustic availability varies within the collection, so check the individual product details if sound management is part of the brief.
Colour selection can help the cabinet blend into a neutral office or become a visible zoning element. Available colour families include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, gold, purple, red, silver, white, wood and yellow. Confirm the exact finish and any colour or materials documentation before final specification.
What to check before ordering
Confirm the required width, height, column count, shelf arrangement, acoustic option and colour. Also check access routes and the final position, particularly for the wider 234, 236 and 314 cm configurations. Myntwork offers the Nowy Styl Aplo range on a monthly lease, giving businesses a flexible way to equip an office while selecting the cabinet mix that fits their current layout.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Storage Cabinet Aplo
Which Aplo cabinet width should I choose?
Measure the available wall or floor area first, then compare the collection widths of 116, 158, 234, 236 and 314 cm. Allow space for circulation and nearby furniture, especially with the wider configurations.
What is the difference between the Aplo column configurations?
The collection includes two-, three- and four-column cabinets. More columns can divide storage into clearer sections, while fewer columns may suit a smaller area or a simpler storage plan. Check the individual model name for its exact arrangement.
Are all Nowy Styl Aplo cabinets the same height?
No. The collection includes heights of 79, 151 and 187 cm. Choose based on the storage capacity required, sightlines and the available wall or floor space.
Do Aplo cabinets include locks and hanging file frames?
Aplo cabinets use cylinder locks, but the collection facts specify that hanging folder frames are not included. They are therefore primarily open-shelving cabinets rather than suspended filing cabinets.
Are acoustic Aplo options available?
The collection includes both acoustic and non-acoustic options. Acoustic availability can vary by configuration, so confirm the acoustic specification of the exact model before selecting it for a sound-sensitive workspace.
