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Northern Glass Storage Cabinet Hifive

Glass storage for organised workplaces

Northern Hifive glass storage cabinets are designed for offices that need practical organisation without creating a visually heavy room. Their glass doors keep contents easy to see, while the floor-standing format supports storage along walls, behind workstations or in shared areas.

The collection is suitable for meeting rooms, private offices, reception areas and collaborative workspaces where documents, samples or equipment need a defined place. Beige and black options provide different visual directions, depending on whether the cabinet should blend into the interior or create a stronger contrast.

Choose the format that fits your space

The family includes a 100 cm floor-standing cabinet and a wider 200 cm sideboard format. Both use sliding doors, making them useful where outward-opening doors could interfere with circulation or nearby furniture.

Look to the compact Hifive model for focused storage in smaller areas, or choose the wider sideboard when you need more capacity and a stronger horizontal presence. Oak details, including an oiled oak finish on the compact model, add warmth to the glass-and-frame design.

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Where Northern Hifive cabinets work well

These cabinets can support several workplace storage requirements without closing off the room. Use the compact format in a private office, reception zone or meeting room where a smaller footprint is useful. It can hold frequently used materials while allowing the contents to remain visible through the glass.

The wider sideboard is suited to larger meeting rooms, open-plan offices and shared project areas. Its broader surface and floor-standing profile can help establish a practical storage zone along a wall, while the sliding doors keep access simple in busy circulation areas.

How to choose between the Hifive models

Start with available wall width

Measure the wall or run of furniture where the cabinet will stand, allowing enough surrounding space for comfortable access and visual balance. The collection includes a 100 cm floor-standing cabinet and a 200 cm sideboard, so the available width is the clearest first distinction.

Consider storage role and room scale

Choose the smaller model when you need contained storage for one team, room or work zone. The 200 cm sideboard makes more sense when storage should serve several users or form a substantial part of the room layout. Sliding doors are especially practical where a clear walkway must be maintained in front of the cabinet.

Materials, finishes and access

Glass doors keep stored items visible and give the cabinets a lighter presence than fully opaque storage. Oak elements bring a warmer, more tactile character; the compact cabinet is described with oiled oak, while the wider sideboard combines glass and oak. Beige and black colour options allow the collection to work with both restrained and contrasting interiors.

The collection is based on freestanding, sliding-door storage rather than acoustic treatment or hanging folder frames. If secure access matters, check the selected configuration for the cylinder lock option and confirm that its internal arrangement suits the items you plan to store.

What to check before selecting

  • Measure the available width and confirm the cabinet’s position within the room layout.
  • Decide whether a compact 100 cm format or a wider 200 cm sideboard better matches the storage demand.
  • Consider whether visible contents support your workflow or whether your storage needs call for a different cabinet type.
  • Select beige or black according to the surrounding furniture, walls and desired visual contrast.
  • Confirm access and security requirements, including whether a cylinder lock is needed.

Myntwork offers Northern Hifive products on a monthly lease, making it possible to plan workplace storage as part of a flexible furniture setup. Review the individual model details next to confirm the dimensions, finish and features of the option that fits your space.

Frequently asked questions about Northern Glass Storage Cabinet Hifive

What is the main difference between the Northern Hifive models?

The collection includes a 100 cm floor-standing glass cabinet and a wider 200 cm glass sideboard. The smaller model suits focused storage, while the sideboard provides a broader storage presence for larger rooms or shared use.

Are Northern Hifive cabinets suitable for narrow walkways?

Their sliding doors do not open outward into the room, which can be useful where circulation space is limited. You should still check the cabinet width, depth and the clearance needed for comfortable access.

Which Hifive cabinet should I choose for a meeting room?

Choose according to the room’s scale and storage demand. The 100 cm model can suit a smaller meeting room or limited wall area, while the 200 cm sideboard is appropriate when several users need shared storage.

What finishes and colours are available in this collection?

The collection includes beige and black colour options, with oak details used across the designs. The compact model is described with an oiled oak finish, while the wider sideboard combines glass and oak.

Do the Northern Hifive cabinets include locks or hanging file frames?

The collection attributes include a cylinder lock option and no hanging folder frames. Check the individual model information to confirm the exact security features and internal configuration before ordering.