Where Cube pull-out cabinets can work
Closed cabinets can help keep everyday office supplies, documents and shared equipment organised and visually contained. The taller 5184 may suit a location where vertical storage is useful and a right-hand pull-out works with the surrounding layout. Its five compartments offer separate spaces for grouping contents. Consider what will be stored and how frequently people need access when deciding whether this configuration is appropriate.
The medium-height 5207 has a double-sided arrangement, making it a different option for spaces where access from more than one side is useful. It may be worth considering for shared areas or layouts where people approach storage from different directions. Check the product listing for its precise configuration and ensure the cabinet can be positioned so its access points remain usable.
How to compare the two models
Check access and placement
Start with the room plan. For the 5184, account for its right-hand pull-out when assessing the cabinet’s position and the space needed to use it. For the 5207, think about whether double-sided access fits the intended location and the movement around it. In both cases, confirm the dimensions and any placement requirements in the individual product details; dimensions are not specified in the family information provided here.
Match the storage to its contents
Use the 5184’s five compartments as a guide if you need divided storage. For the 5207, check the individual listing for details about its internal arrangement rather than assuming it matches the tall model. The family is listed with five shelves and no hanging folder frames, so it should not be treated as a filing cabinet equipped for hanging folders. A cylinder lock is listed, but confirm the lock details for the specific model if they matter to your workplace.
Review finishes and plan the next step
The collection palette lists beige, black, green, grey, white and brown. These are family-level options, not a guarantee that every color is offered on both cabinets. The product descriptions mention laminate, while the collection attribute identifies metal as the cabinet material; consult the relevant product listing to verify the construction and finish for your chosen model.
Before deciding, compare each cabinet’s access arrangement, internal storage details, finish availability and fit with the room. Myntwork offers these Cube Design products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option to consider alongside their workspace requirements. Check the individual listings for current product specifications and available choices.
Frequently asked questions about Cube Design Pull-out Cabinet Cube
What is the main difference between the Cube 5184 and Cube 5207?
The 5184 is a tall cabinet with five compartments and a right-hand pull-out. The 5207 is a medium-height, double-sided closed cabinet. Compare their access arrangements and the space where each will be placed.
Which Cube cabinet is suited to access from more than one side?
The Cube 5207 is described as double-sided. Check its individual product listing and plan the placement so people can reach the cabinet as intended.
Do both models have five compartments?
Five compartments are specified for the 5184. The family attributes list five shelves, but the provided details do not confirm that the 5207 has the same compartment layout. Review its product listing for internal details.
Are hanging folders supported in these cabinets?
The collection information says there are no hanging folder frames. If you need storage designed for hanging folders, verify the product details before choosing.
Which colors can I choose from?
The family color options listed are beige, black, green, grey, white and brown. Availability can vary by model, so check the specific listing for the colors offered.
What should I check before leasing a Cube pull-out cabinet?
Confirm the model’s dimensions, access arrangement, internal layout, material and finish options in its individual listing. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease.