Choose a cabinet for the way you store
Start with what the cabinet needs to hold. Shelved storage is useful for items that are handled regularly, such as office supplies, small equipment or grouped documents. If you need adjustable or open internal space, check the product details carefully: the family includes listings with three standard shelves and a configuration with no shelves. Do not assume the same interior comes with every model.
These are freestanding cabinets, so consider where they will sit in the room and how staff will access them. Measure the available floor area and check the listed cabinet width, depth and height for the specific model. Also leave practical clearance for the door to open, particularly in a narrow aisle or beside a desk. The range includes different heights and widths; compare the exact dimensions rather than choosing by appearance alone.
Check doors, finish and security
Door arrangement can affect access and placement. A left-hand door may suit a location where the opposite side is close to a wall or another piece of furniture, while a model with melamine doors may be a better fit for the way you want to reach stored items. Confirm the door details on the individual listing, since the collection includes more than one configuration.
Melamine doors are a defining feature of this family, and every listed model has a cylinder lock. Color choices vary across the range, with options that include neutral and more prominent colors. Review the available finish for each cabinet and consider how it will coordinate with existing desks and storage. These models are not listed with hanging folder frames, so if your filing system depends on suspended folders, check for a different cabinet type.
Plan the fit and next steps
Before deciding, make a short checklist: what will be stored, whether shelves are needed, which door arrangement suits the location, and what dimensions will fit. For a shared office, it can help to group similar cabinets together and choose a consistent finish, while still selecting the internal configuration that suits each area. If storage needs differ between teams, compare models individually rather than assuming one setup will work everywhere.
Review the product details for the exact dimensions, color, door configuration and shelf arrangement before making a selection. Myntwork offers these Alea cabinets on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider when planning workspace furniture. Check the individual listings for the available cabinet configurations and choose the model that matches your space and day-to-day storage requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Storage Cabinet
What is the difference between the Alea cabinets in this family?
The models vary in door arrangement, dimensions and interior setup. Listings specify either a single melamine door or melamine doors, and shelf configurations include three standard shelves or no shelves. Check each product’s details to compare the exact setup.
Do all Alea stacking storage cabinets have a lock?
A cylinder lock is listed for all three models in this family. Check the individual product details for the other features, such as door arrangement and shelves.
Are shelves included with every cabinet?
No. The range includes a model listed with three standard shelves and a model listed with no shelves. Confirm the shelf configuration on the specific cabinet before choosing.
How do I choose the right cabinet size?
Measure the intended location, including room for the door to open, then compare those measurements with the width, depth and height shown on each product listing. Dimensions vary across the family.
Are hanging folder frames available in this range?
The listed family attributes indicate that hanging folder frames are not included. If you need suspended filing, check the details of another cabinet range designed for that purpose.
