Where Cube lockers can be useful
Four-door lockers can help organize shared storage without assigning a large cabinet to each person. Consider them for staff belongings, personal items, or supplies that benefit from being kept separate. They may also suit project or office areas where several users need access to individual compartments.
Before choosing a location, think about who will use the locker and what they need to store. Check that the available space allows for the cabinet’s full width and depth, and leave enough room for users to reach the doors comfortably. If the locker will sit in a shared circulation area, consider how its placement affects movement through the room.
Choosing between the 5015 and 5019
The Cube collection includes two four-door models: Cube Design 5015 and Cube Design Cube 5019. Start by comparing their individual product details rather than assuming the models share the same dimensions or finish. The 5019 listing provides a measurement of 804 × 1168 × 430 mm; confirm the corresponding measurements for the 5015 and verify the units and configuration shown on each listing.
Check the dimensions and color
Use the collection’s listed size range as a guide, then match the exact model measurements to your floor plan. Width and depth matter when fitting a cabinet alongside desks or other storage, while height can affect how the locker works within the room. The listed color choices are beige, black, green, grey, and white, but availability may differ by model. Confirm the selected model’s actual color options before specifying it.
Review construction and intended use
Product descriptions refer to laminate on the four-door cabinets, while the collection attributes also list metal as the cabinet material. Because construction information may be model-specific or presented differently across listings, check the chosen product’s detailed specifications if material is an important requirement. The collection data also indicates no hanging folder frames and no acoustic feature; these lockers are best assessed as compartment storage rather than filing or sound-management products.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm the exact model, overall dimensions, and available color in its product details.
- Measure the intended location, including access and clearance around the cabinet.
- Consider whether four separate compartments suit the number of users and the items to be stored.
- Review the listed construction details against your workplace requirements.
Once you have confirmed the fit and configuration, Myntwork offers these Cube Design products on a monthly lease. Compare the two model listings to decide which one aligns with your space and storage needs.
Frequently asked questions about Cube Design Locker Cube
What is the difference between the Cube Design 5015 and 5019?
Both are listed as freestanding, four-door lockers. Compare each model’s product details for its exact dimensions, color options, and construction before choosing.
What sizes are available in the Cube locker collection?
Collection data lists widths of 80 and 120 cm, depths of 43 and 55 cm, and heights ranging from 40 to 194 cm. Check an individual model listing to confirm its specific dimensions.
Which colors can I choose from?
The collection lists beige, black, green, grey, and white. The options may vary by model, so verify the colors available for the 5015 or 5019.
Are these lockers suitable for hanging files?
The collection is listed without hanging folder frames. Consider these models for compartment storage, and check other product details if you need a specific filing setup.
Can Cube Design Cube lockers be leased?
Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease. Review the individual model listings to confirm the configuration that suits your space.
