Alea Intermediate Upright Storage Component

Alea Intermediate Upright Storage Component

The Alea Intermediate Upright Storage Component is a metal office-storage element designed for integration into a compatible cabinet arrangement. It is intended for workplaces that need a lockable, tall-format storage component rather than a freestanding shelf unit; its distinguishing details are a cylinder lock and a copper-colored structure and middle upright.

Metal Storage Integration

This Alea storage component is specified for integration, so it is suited to a planned cabinet arrangement rather than being presented as a standalone cabinet. Its intermediate upright format gives office planners a way to incorporate this element into a broader storage layout while keeping the choice of configuration separate from the component itself.

The metal construction makes the material clear for coordinating storage elements in a professional workspace. The listed configuration identifies the structure and middle upright as copper, while the product data also lists color choices across white, grey, beige, brown, blue, green, gold, red, black and orange; check the selected configuration when matching it with existing office furniture.

Its tall format uses vertical space in an office storage plan, which can help keep a cabinet layout organised without adding a separate floor-standing unit. The product is identified as an Intermediate H2-H4 model, a useful designation to check when selecting an upright for a specific arrangement.

Lockable, Shelf-Free Design

A cylinder lock provides a lockable point of access for stored items, making this component relevant where access needs to be controlled. The product data does not specify a key system or security rating, so confirm those requirements separately if they matter to your workplace.

This component comes with no shelves and no hanging file frames. That makes it important to plan around the configuration you need: it is not supplied as a ready-to-use shelving unit or a hanging-file cabinet, and buyers should not assume those fittings are included.

The product is not acoustic, so it should be considered for storage and cabinet integration rather than sound absorption. This distinction can help when planning an open-plan office, meeting room or home office: choose it for its storage role, not as a substitute for an acoustic screen or treatment.

Planning for Office Spaces

For an office fit-out, this upright can form part of an integrated storage arrangement where a tall, lockable metal element is required. Its cabinet type and intermediate designation make it most relevant to buyers planning a coordinated cabinet layout, rather than shoppers looking for an independent cabinet with shelves already fitted.

Before ordering, check that the component’s integration format, color configuration and lack of internal fittings suit the intended layout. If you need shelves, hanging-file frames or an acoustic function, those are not included in the supplied product details; selecting with those limits in mind helps avoid choosing a component that does not match the space’s storage needs.