Where the Northern Hifive family works well
Use the freestanding Hifive Glass Floor 150 in reception zones, meeting rooms, dining areas or lounges where a sideboard can help define the room. Its glass doors make the contents more visible, while the cylinder lock adds a practical security feature for settings where selected items need to be kept secured.
The wall-mounted Hifive Wall 200 suits rooms that benefit from a long, low storage line. It can sit beneath artwork, a display area or a shared wall zone, helping keep the floor clear in compact offices, waiting areas and collaborative interiors. Its 42 cm depth is relevant when circulation space is limited.
How to choose between the two models
Choose the floor-standing option when
- You want a freestanding piece that can anchor a room or sit beneath a larger wall area.
- Glass doors and a cylinder lock are useful parts of the storage brief.
- A 150 cm-wide sideboard suits the available wall and floor space.
Choose the wall-mounted option when
- You prefer a low-profile, horizontal form with a visually open floor area.
- A 200 cm width works with the room’s wall proportions.
- Light oiled oak suits the material direction of the interior.
Materials, colours and practical checks
Oak is central to the Hifive family, with the wall-mounted model specified in light oiled oak and the floor-standing version featuring oak materials alongside glass doors. The available family attributes include beige and black colour options. Check the exact finish and colour associated with the model selected before finalising a project specification.
Before ordering, measure the full installation zone rather than only the furniture width. For the wall-mounted Hifive Wall 200, confirm that the wall can accommodate a 200 cm unit and that the mounting position works with skirting, power points and nearby furniture. For the Hifive Glass Floor 150, check door clearance, leg placement and access around the 150 cm footprint.
Plan the next step
Compare the two Hifive formats against the room plan, storage role and preferred visual weight. Product downloads, including catalogue and user manual PDFs, can support a more detailed review of the available information. Myntwork offers Northern Hifive products on a monthly lease, making it possible to consider the collection as part of a broader workplace furniture plan.
Frequently asked questions about Northern Sideboard Hifive
What is the main difference between the Northern Hifive models?
The Hifive Glass Floor 150 is a freestanding 150 cm sideboard with glass doors, oak materials, legs and a cylinder lock. The Hifive Wall 200 is a 200 cm wide, low-profile wall-mounted sideboard in light oiled oak.
Which Hifive sideboard is better for a compact floor plan?
The wall-mounted Hifive Wall 200 can keep the floor visually open and is 42 cm deep. Always check the full wall width, mounting requirements and surrounding clearances before selecting it.
Which model should I choose if lockable storage matters?
The Hifive Glass Floor 150 is the model specifically described with a cylinder lock. Confirm the current product details when preparing the final specification.
Do both Northern Hifive sideboards use oak?
Oak is part of both descriptions. The wall-mounted model is specified in light oiled oak, while the floor-standing model features oak materials together with glass doors.
What should I check before leasing a Hifive sideboard?
Check the required width, depth, door or circulation clearance, installation method and selected finish. For the wall-mounted model, also confirm the wall is suitable for mounting.
