Where Passepartout cabinets fit
Use the collection to organize documents, office supplies, personal belongings, or shared materials in private work areas and common zones. Lower cabinets can sit beneath or beside other office furniture, while taller formats provide more vertical storage where floor space is limited. Filing versions are suited to teams that need a dedicated place for office records, and open-unit models can keep frequently accessed items visible.
The family also works well when a project requires several storage types in one room. For example, closed door cabinets can secure less frequently used materials, while an adjacent open unit can hold reference documents or display items. A cylinder lock is included across the collection, making the cabinets appropriate where controlled access is useful.
How to choose the right model
Start with the storage format
Choose a single-door cabinet for a compact footprint, or consider a two-door model when you need a wider closed storage area. Models with superimposed doors create a different front layout, while cabinets with an open unit combine accessible shelving with enclosed storage. If your priority is document organization, compare the filing cabinet options rather than selecting a standard door cabinet.
Check the dimensions
Measure the available wall or workstation zone before comparing finishes. Passepartout models are listed in widths of 45, 90, and 100 cm, with depths of 36 or 46 cm. Heights range from 80 cm to 269 cm, including intermediate options of 118, 156, 195, and 233 cm. Allow enough clearance for doors and access around the cabinet, particularly in circulation routes.
Match the finish and top detail
Melamine and veneered options provide different visual directions, while the available beige, black, gray, brown, silver, white, and wood colors help coordinate the cabinet with an existing office scheme. If the cabinet will be prominent in the room, compare models with a finishing top and consider how the top edge will relate to neighboring furniture.
What to confirm before selecting
Review the individual product details for the exact height, width, depth, door configuration, and finish. For filing models, check whether the selected version includes the folder accessories you require; some entries specify that hanging folder frames are not included. It is also worth confirming how many units are needed and whether a consistent color or a mix of finishes will work best across the room.
Myntwork offers Frezza Passepartout cabinets on a monthly lease, giving businesses a flexible way to equip offices while comparing the family’s different storage formats. Use the dimensions and configuration details to create a shortlist, then select the model that fits your layout, access needs, and filing requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Frezza Cabinet Passepartout
What types of cabinets are included in the Frezza Passepartout collection?
The family includes freestanding one-door and two-door cabinets, cabinets with superimposed doors, filing units, upper-door filing cabinets, and models that combine closed storage with an open unit. Some versions also include a finishing top.
Which Passepartout cabinet size should I choose?
Begin by measuring the available space and checking door clearance. The collection includes widths of 45, 90, and 100 cm, depths of 36 or 46 cm, and heights from 80 to 269 cm, so the best choice depends on both capacity and room layout.
Are Frezza Passepartout cabinets lockable?
Yes. The collection specifications identify a cylinder lock for the cabinet models, making them suitable for storing materials that should not remain openly accessible.
What finishes and colors are available?
Depending on the model, the cabinet structure or doors may be melamine or veneered. Listed colors include beige, black, gray, brown, silver, white, and wood tones.
How do filing cabinets differ from standard door cabinets?
Filing models are intended for organized document storage and may include an upper door, an open unit, or a finishing top. Check the details of the chosen version because some filing entries specify that hanging folder frames are not included.
