Choose a cabinet around what you need to store
Start by listing the items that need a home: for example, office supplies, shared equipment or documents. Then consider how often people will access them and whether the cabinet needs to be positioned in a particular room or work area. Since both Blade models are freestanding and have a cylinder lock, the main decision is which cabinet’s design and storage arrangement better fits the task.
For a white-and-oak appearance
The Blade 17060 combines a white structure with oak fronts. This gives you a clear reference point if you are coordinating a cabinet with existing furniture or want the cabinet fronts to bring a wood tone into the space. Its listed details say there are no hanging folder frames; check whether ordinary cabinet storage meets your document-handling needs.
For doors and shelves
The Blade 280 With Doors is specified with doors and shelves. Consider this model when a shelf-based interior suits the items you want to keep together. Review the product listing for its dimensions and any configuration details relevant to your room and storage plan.
Check dimensions, finish and access
Cabinet heights listed across the collection include 79, 80, 116, 119, 190 and 191 cm. These figures do not identify which height belongs to each model, so verify the exact dimensions on the individual listing rather than assuming the cabinets share the same size. Measure the intended location, including clearance for doors and access around the cabinet.
Collection attributes include grey, silver, white and wood color descriptions, while the 17060 specifically has a white structure and oak fronts. Confirm the finish shown for the model you select. Both product descriptions specify a cylinder lock; think about who needs access and how the cabinet will be used day to day.
Plan the next step
Before deciding, match the cabinet’s dimensions and interior arrangement to your storage list, then check the individual product details for any information you still need. Myntwork offers these Artexport Blade cabinets on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider when planning workplace furniture.
Frequently asked questions about Artexport Storage Cabinet Blade
What is the difference between the two Artexport Blade cabinets?
The 17060 has a white structure with oak fronts and no hanging folder frames. The Blade 280 With Doors has doors and shelves. Compare their individual listings for dimensions and other configuration details.
Do the Blade cabinets have locks?
Both listed models specify a cylinder lock. Check the product details for the selected model if you need to confirm any further lock or access information.
Can I use a Blade cabinet for hanging files?
The 17060 is listed without hanging folder frames. The supplied details do not specify hanging folder frames for the Blade 280, so check its listing if hanging-file storage is important.
How do I choose the right cabinet size?
Measure the available space and the items you intend to store, then compare those needs with the dimensions on each product listing. Heights listed across the collection range from 79 to 191 cm.
What finishes are available in the collection?
Collection attributes list grey, silver, white and wood. The 17060 is specifically described with a white structure and oak fronts; confirm the finish for the other model on its listing.
