Choosing a cabinet for your workspace
Consider where the cabinet will be used and what it needs to hold. In a private office, a compact cabinet can keep frequently used items close at hand. In a shared workspace, a larger or differently arranged model may provide useful capacity for supplies and reference materials. These are examples of use, not a substitute for checking the dimensions and interior layout of each listing.
The family is described as freestanding and stacking. If you are considering a stacked arrangement, check the product information for the models you plan to combine and follow the applicable setup guidance. Confirm that the footprint and overall height work for the intended location, including any clearance needed to open the doors.
How to compare the models
Match the shelf layout to the contents
Look at the listed number and type of shelves before choosing. The range includes configurations with no shelves and with different shelf counts; some listings identify melamine shelves. Think about whether your contents need divided levels or a more open interior, and verify the usable arrangement from the product details rather than assuming all cabinets share the same layout.
Check the door and cabinet materials
Aluminium-framed acrylic doors appear across many models, while the family attributes also identify plastic and metal door materials. The cabinet body is listed as metal. Compare the specific door description for each option, especially if visibility into the cabinet or a particular appearance matters to your workspace.
Confirm dimensions and locking
Cabinet sizes vary, so compare the listed width, depth and height with the space available and the items to be stored. Models in the family are listed with cylinder locks; check the individual product details for the exact configuration. The range does not include hanging-folder frames, so consider another filing solution if suspended files are essential.
What to check before selecting
Before making a choice, review the model’s full specification for its dimensions, shelf configuration, door material and finish. Check that the cabinet can be positioned and accessed comfortably, and that any intended stacking arrangement follows the product guidance. Myntwork offers these Alea cabinets on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when planning office furniture needs.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Novanta Storage Cabinet
How do I choose between the Alea cabinet models?
Compare the dimensions, door description and shelf configuration for each listing. Choose based on the space available and the items you plan to store.
Do all cabinets have the same number of shelves?
No. The family includes models with different shelf arrangements, including listings with no shelves. Some specify melamine shelves, so check the chosen model’s details.
Are the doors transparent?
Many models are described with acrylic doors in aluminium frames, but door materials vary across the family. Review the individual listing to confirm the door type.
Can these cabinets be stacked?
The family is described as stackable. Before combining models, check the product information and follow the applicable setup guidance for the specific cabinets.
Are the cabinets suitable for hanging files?
The family attributes indicate that hanging-folder frames are not included. If you need suspended-file storage, verify whether another solution is more suitable.
