Choose a configuration for the way the space is used
Start with what the shelving needs to hold and how people will use it. Open units can keep frequently used items visible and within reach, while compartments help create separate zones for materials. For a more contained storage option, compare models with cabinet-style features and check their individual descriptions for details such as a cylinder lock.
For a workplace with limited wall space, a corner unit may help make use of an otherwise awkward area. The family includes both 45-degree and 90-degree corner designs, so consider the shape of the corner and the surrounding furniture before choosing. Measure the available footprint and allow for comfortable movement around the unit.
Compare models before deciding
Check height and width
The collection includes different listed heights and widths, rather than one standard size. Review the dimensions on each product listing and compare them with the intended location. Also check depth: the listed options differ, which can affect how far a unit extends into a circulation route or work area.
Match the layout to the contents
Look closely at the number and arrangement of shelves or compartments shown for each model. A simpler open layout may suit mixed-use storage, while divided or half-compartment arrangements can help separate items. The family also includes an open unit without a back; consider whether the visibility through the unit works for its position in the room.
Review materials, colors and details
Laminate is specified for several Cube models, and one listed option has a metal cabinet with laminate surfaces. Color choices shown across the collection include beige, black, green, grey and white. These attributes may not apply to every model, so use the individual listing to confirm the available material and finish for the configuration you are considering.
Before selecting, confirm that the dimensions, layout and any required features match your workplace plan. If a lock matters, check which specific model includes it rather than assuming it is standard across the family. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to furnish a space without treating every selection as a one-off purchase.
Frequently asked questions about Cube Design Shelving Unit Cube
How do I choose between an open unit and one with compartments?
Consider whether items should stay visible and easy to reach or be divided into separate sections. Compare the layout shown for each model.
Which Cube shelving models are designed for corners?
The collection includes 45-degree and 90-degree corner designs. Check each listing’s shape and dimensions against the corner where it will sit.
Are the shelving units available in different sizes?
Yes. Listed heights and widths vary across the family. Check the dimensions of each model and measure your intended space before selecting.
What materials and colors can I compare?
Laminate is specified for several models, and one option combines a metal cabinet with laminate surfaces. Listed colors include beige, black, green, grey and white.
Do all models include a cylinder lock?
Do not assume the lock is standard across the collection. Review the individual product details to confirm whether the particular model includes one.
