Choosing a cabinet for your workspace
Start with where the cabinet will sit and how it will connect with the surrounding furniture. These are add-on cabinets intended for integration, so consider the full footprint, not just the front-facing width. The family includes widths of 40, 43, 60, 80 and 100 cm, and depths of 43 or 58 cm. Heights listed across the range are 65, 102 and 164 cm. Check the selected model’s product details rather than assuming every size combination is available.
Then consider what needs to be stored. A lower cabinet may suit items you want to keep within easy reach, while taller choices provide a different storage format. One model is described with two shelves, and another has open compartments. If you need a particular arrangement, confirm the interior layout for that exact cabinet before adding it to your plan.
Understand the differences between models
Double-sided and end-storage designs
The family includes double-sided storage cabinets, including metal and melamine options, as well as a double-sided end-storage cabinet. Think about which sides need to be accessible in your layout and whether an end unit is the more suitable configuration. The product names and descriptions identify these design differences; review the individual listing to verify the precise construction and dimensions.
Materials, finishes and locking
Metal is listed as a cabinet material for the family, and some model details also describe melamine construction or a white melamine body. Color options listed across the range include beige, black, green, grey, blue, orange, red, white, wood and yellow. These are family-level options, not a guarantee that every color or material is offered on every model. All listed cabinets have a cylinder lock. One model is specified as having no hanging folder frames, so check the product details if file storage is a requirement.
What to check before selecting
- Measure the intended position and compare it with the specific model’s width, depth and height.
- Confirm whether you need a double-sided unit, an end-storage cabinet, shelves or open compartments.
- Verify the listed material and finish for the model and color you prefer.
- Check that the storage interior suits your items, especially if hanging folder frames are important.
Once you have a preferred configuration, compare the individual product listings to confirm these details and how the cabinet fits with your wider setup. Myntwork offers these gumpo products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option for businesses planning workplace furniture.
Frequently asked questions about gumpo Storage Cabinet
How do I choose between a double-sided cabinet and an end-storage cabinet?
Consider how the unit will sit in your layout and which sides need to be accessible. The family includes double-sided storage cabinets and a double-sided end-storage cabinet; check each listing for its exact configuration and dimensions.
What sizes are available in the gumpo Storage Cabinet family?
Family attributes list widths of 40, 43, 60, 80 and 100 cm, depths of 43 and 58 cm, and heights of 65, 102 and 164 cm. Not every combination is necessarily available, so confirm the dimensions on the specific model.
Do all cabinets have shelves or open compartments?
No single interior layout applies to the whole family. One cabinet is described with two shelves, and another with open compartments. Review the model details to make sure the interior suits what you need to store.
Are hanging folder frames included?
One model is specifically described as having no hanging folder frames. Check the individual product information if you need a cabinet configured for hanging files.
Are all listed colors available for every cabinet?
The family lists beige, black, green, grey, blue, orange, red, white, wood and yellow, but finish availability may differ by model. Confirm the options shown for the cabinet you select.
