Choosing a Ways shelving format
Start with where the unit will go and how people will use the surrounding area. A freestanding model may suit a location where storage needs to be positioned independently of a wall. The Servicepoint is described as wall-standing, making it a distinct option to assess for a service area or a space planned around a wall. The Counter offers a counter-style format within the collection. Compare the exact model information to make sure its form fits your intended layout.
If the unit is part of a shared work area, consider how staff will access stored items and whether the shelving needs to sit near a work point, service zone or circulation route. Take account of the available floor or wall area before selecting a format, and check the product details for dimensions and installation requirements rather than assuming they are the same across the family.
Choose by access, finish and added features
Lock type and filing needs
Lock details vary across Ways. The Base and Tidy use combination locks, while the Counter and Servicepoint have cylinder locks; the View also has a combination lock. Decide which access approach works for the people who will use the storage, then verify the lock listed for the specific model. The Tidy and Servicepoint descriptions specify no hanging file frames, and the collection attributes indicate no hanging folder frames. If hanging files are essential, confirm the configuration before choosing.
Color and seat-pad option
Metal is the listed cabinet material. Black, white and wood are available color choices in the family; wood describes a color option, not a stated cabinet material. Grey is also listed, and the View model specifically features a grey NeoTex seat pad. Consider how the finish will coordinate with nearby furniture, but check which colors are offered for the model you select rather than assuming every finish applies to every unit.
What to check before selecting
Shortlist models by format first, then compare the lock, finish and any model-specific feature against your day-to-day needs. Confirm that the selected unit provides the type of storage you expect, fits the intended location and does not rely on a feature—such as hanging file frames—that is not listed. Where several models could work, compare their individual specifications instead of treating the collection as one uniform configuration.
Myntwork offers CEKA PRO Ways shelving systems on a monthly lease. When considering a lease, identify the model and configuration that meet your workspace needs, then review the relevant product and leasing details with Myntwork.
Frequently asked questions about CEKA PRO Shelving System Ways
What kinds of shelving formats are in the CEKA PRO Ways collection?
The family includes freestanding shelving, a counter shelving system and a wall-standing Servicepoint model. Check each model’s details to match its format to your planned location.
Do all Ways models have the same type of lock?
No. Combination locks are listed for Base, Tidy and View, while Counter and Servicepoint are described with cylinder locks. Confirm the lock on the specific model you are considering.
Are hanging file frames included in the Ways shelving systems?
The collection attributes indicate no hanging folder frames, and Tidy and Servicepoint are specifically described without them. Verify the selected model if hanging-file storage is important.
Which colors can I consider for CEKA PRO Ways?
Black, white and wood-colored options are listed across the collection, with grey also listed. The View model has a grey NeoTex seat pad; check individual product details for available finishes.
Which Ways model includes a seat pad?
The View Freestanding Seat Pad Shelving System features a grey NeoTex seat pad and a combination lock. It is the collection’s identified seat-pad option.
