Choosing a Cube cabinet for your workspace
Start with the items the cabinet needs to hold. For supplies or belongings that you prefer to keep out of sight, compare the closed cabinet formats and their door arrangements. A sliding-door model may suit a position where clearance in front of the cabinet is limited. If you have room for doors to swing open, compare the hinged options instead. For clothing, look at the wardrobe models, including the option with a pull-out clothes rail.
Think about access as well as capacity. Shelves help separate items by type or by user, while a divider can create distinct storage sections. A wide drawer configuration offers another way to organize smaller items. The collection includes models with different shelf counts, so check the product details to confirm the internal layout rather than assuming all cabinets are configured alike.
Check fit, finish and practical details
Measure the intended location
Measure the available floor area and consider how the cabinet will be used once in place. Cube models span several widths, depths and heights: the listed ranges are 41–120 cm wide, 35–60 cm deep and 40–194 cm high. Allow for the access required by the chosen door style, and check the exact dimensions on the individual listing before choosing a location. A taller wardrobe or cabinet may serve a different purpose from a compact unit, even when both belong to the same family.
Match construction and color to the setting
Cabinet details vary by model. The family includes metal cabinets, and some product descriptions specify laminate surfaces or a laminate cabinet construction. Review each listing for its material and finish instead of treating one specification as universal. The collection’s listed color palette includes beige, black, green, grey, white, gold, silver, blue, brown, orange, purple, red and yellow; confirm which colors are offered for the model you are considering.
Also check whether a cylinder lock, a particular handle, shelving or another internal feature is included. Not every feature applies to every cabinet, and the product details are the best guide to the exact configuration. If you are furnishing several areas, compare models by function and dimensions so the storage feels consistent while still meeting each space’s needs.
Plan the next step
Once you have narrowed the choice by use, dimensions and configuration, review the individual product pages for their complete specifications and available options. This is especially helpful when choosing between similar-looking cabinets or planning a layout with more than one unit. Myntwork offers Cube Design products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider these cabinets as part of a furnished workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Cube Design Cabinet Cube
How do I choose between sliding and hinged doors?
Consider the space in front of the cabinet and how you want to access its contents. Sliding doors do not swing outward; hinged models need clearance for their doors to open. Check the product details for the exact door configuration.
Are Cube cabinets suitable for hanging clothes?
The collection includes wardrobe models, including a model described with a pull-out clothes rail. Check that specific product’s details to confirm the internal arrangement.
Do all models have the same shelves and internal layout?
No. The family includes different shelf counts and configurations, as well as options such as a divider or drawer insert. Review each listing to confirm its included storage features.
What sizes are available in the Cube cabinet family?
Listed dimensions across the family range from 41 to 120 cm in width, 35 to 60 cm in depth and 40 to 194 cm in height. Exact measurements depend on the model, so check its product details before planning a fit.
Are locks and colors available on every cabinet?
The collection includes a cabinet with a cylinder lock and a broad range of listed colors, but options vary by model. Confirm the lock, finish and color availability on the individual product listing.
