How to choose a Flex cabinet
Start with what needs to be stored and where the cabinet will stand. For shared office supplies or equipment, consider whether you need quick visual access, concealed storage or a lock. For paper files, check the number of shelves and the usable interior dimensions against the items you plan to keep; the collection includes models described as two binder heights, but capacity can vary by cabinet.
Match the door to the space
Door movement can make a difference in busy or narrow areas. Tambour and rolling-door models open without a conventional hinged door swinging out into the room. Sliding doors also move along the cabinet front, while hinged-door models need clearance in front to open. A glass-door cabinet can help staff identify contents at a glance; choose a solid front if you would rather keep stored items out of view.
Check size, shelves and finish
Measure the intended location, including the route through doorways and any space needed to access the cabinet. Flex examples span several widths, from compact 40 cm models to wider 120 cm options. Listed cabinet heights range from 72 to 118 cm, and depths include 40, 42, 43 and 82 cm. These are collection-level ranges, not dimensions that apply to every model, so confirm the exact measurements on the product you are considering.
Construction is listed as metal across the collection, while some models have maple décor on the carcass or front. Available color descriptions include grey, silver, white, wood and blue. Confirm the specific finish offered for each cabinet rather than assuming every color is available in every door style or size.
Plan storage around daily use
In an open-plan office, a cabinet can create a convenient home for shared stationery and supplies. A lower model may also fit beneath or alongside work areas, while taller or wider formats can provide more enclosed storage where floor space allows. For meeting rooms, consider whether visible contents are useful or whether a closed, lockable option is more appropriate. These are practical ways to compare the range; choose based on the cabinet’s listed dimensions and features.
What to check before selecting
- Measure the available footprint and confirm the cabinet’s exact width, height and depth.
- Choose a door style that works with nearby furniture and walkways.
- Check shelf quantity and whether the interior suits your intended items.
- Confirm whether the selected model has a cylinder lock and which finish is listed.
Review each model’s specifications to verify these details before making a decision. Myntwork offers Geramöbel Flex storage cabinets on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning furniture for a changing office or a new workspace.
Frequently asked questions about Geramöbel Storage Cabinet Flex
Which Geramöbel Flex door style should I choose?
Compare the available space and how you access stored items. Tambour and sliding doors do not swing out like hinged doors; glass doors make contents visible, while solid fronts conceal them.
Are all Geramöbel Flex cabinets lockable?
No. Cylinder locks are listed on selected models. Check the individual cabinet’s specifications to confirm whether it includes a lock.
How do I choose the right cabinet size?
Measure the space and compare it with the exact width, height and depth of each model. Collection dimensions vary, so do not rely on the overall size range alone.
Do Flex cabinets have the same number of shelves?
Shelf configurations vary. The collection includes examples with one or two shelves, so check the selected model’s details and consider what you intend to store.
What finishes are available in the Flex collection?
Collection attributes list grey, silver, white, wood and blue. Maple décor is specified on selected models; confirm the exact finish available for the cabinet you choose.
