Where Frezza Spina sideboards work well
Use the lower Spina formats beneath windows, along circulation routes or behind desks where storage should remain easy to reach without dominating the room. They can hold office supplies, shared equipment and frequently used documents while also providing a practical surface for workplace accessories.
Taller versions are better suited to areas with greater storage demand. Place them against a wall in a team office, administrative zone or meeting environment when you need more vertical capacity within the same 165 cm-wide footprint. The 42 cm depth supports a relatively compact layout while retaining useful cabinet space.
Open, closed or mixed access
Open storage is useful for items that need to be found quickly or kept visible. Models with closed cabinets and sliding doors provide a cleaner appearance and help keep contents out of sight. A mixed arrangement, such as closed side cabinets with an open central cabinet, can separate less frequently accessed items from materials used throughout the day.
How to choose between the models
- Start with height. Select a 74 cm low format when the sideboard should sit beneath a window line, support a lighter visual arrangement or provide a convenient surface. Choose a 114 cm or 154 cm format when the priority is greater vertical storage.
- Decide how visible contents should be. Open compartments support quick access, while closed storage and sliding doors create a more contained look. Drawers can be useful for smaller supplies that are otherwise difficult to organise.
- Consider access control. If documents, equipment or personal belongings need restricted access, look for a configuration with the cylinder lock.
- Check the interior arrangement. Selected models include two shelves, while the family also includes drawer and mixed-compartment layouts. Match the internal division to the size and frequency of the items being stored.
Materials and finish direction
Melamine structures appear within the Spina range, and selected versions combine melamine with fabric. Available colour choices include white, black, grey, beige, brown, green, blue, red, orange, purple, gold, silver and wood tones, subject to the specific configuration. Use a neutral finish for a restrained office scheme or a stronger colour to define a shared zone.
What to check next
Before selecting a sideboard, measure the wall or circulation area and confirm the required height, depth and clearance for doors or drawers. Review whether the room needs open access, concealed storage, shelving or drawers, then check the relevant finish and locking configuration. Myntwork offers Frezza Spina products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a flexible way to equip changing workplaces.
Frequently asked questions about Frezza Sideboard Spina
What height should I choose for a Frezza Spina sideboard?
Choose the 74 cm format for a lower profile or when the cabinet may sit beneath a window or work surface. The 114 cm and 154 cm options provide more vertical storage for areas with higher capacity needs.
Do all Frezza Spina sideboards have the same storage layout?
No. The family includes different arrangements, including open storage, drawers, closed cabinets, sliding doors and mixed layouts. Check the individual model to confirm its internal configuration.
Are Frezza Spina sideboards lockable?
The collection includes cylinder-lock configurations. Confirm that the selected model has the lock if stored documents, equipment or personal items require controlled access.
What are the standard dimensions in this collection?
The listed Spina sideboards are 165 cm wide and 42 cm deep, with heights of 74, 114 or 154 cm depending on the model. Always verify the dimensions of the specific configuration before planning the room.
Which finish should I select?
Melamine is available in the range, and selected configurations also use fabric elements. Colour choices include neutral, bright, metallic and wood tones, so select the finish that suits the surrounding furniture and the intended visual impact.
