Plan storage around the work area
Start by listing the items the cabinet needs to hold: for example, shared stationery, reference materials, personal belongings or office supplies. Then consider whether people should see and reach those items easily, or whether they should be stored behind doors. This simple distinction can help you decide between an open-shelf cabinet and a closed or mixed-layout model.
For shared areas, open shelving can make commonly used materials easy to locate. A cabinet with doors or drawers may suit items that are better kept contained. If the cabinet will be used by several people, consider how its position affects access and whether the model’s listed dimensions work for the available space.
Choose the configuration that fits
Open shelves for visible access
The collection includes open shelving with four shelves and an open five-shelf option. These designs suit items that benefit from being seen and reached without opening a door. Compare the specific model details, including its height and any features such as levelling feet.
Doors, drawers and mixed storage
Closed-storage choices include cabinets with doors, a two-drawer cabinet with doors, and a model combining two doors with two drawers. Drawer-and-door layouts can separate smaller items from materials stored on shelves. The collection also has a small-door cabinet and a wood-door option. Check the product details to confirm the internal arrangement you need rather than assuming all closed cabinets share the same layout.
Sliding and glass-front options
A sliding-door cabinet offers a different way to access enclosed storage. Another model has a glass upper section and a melamine lower door, providing two distinct types of front. Cylinder locks are listed on several options. If locking is important, verify that the particular model you are considering includes one.
Check the details before selecting
Compare each cabinet’s dimensions with the space available, including the room needed to access doors or drawers. Review the material and finish information for the individual model: collection details include metal cabinets, beech-finish elements, wood doors and a melamine lower door. Levelling feet or levelers are included on some models, not necessarily all.
Once you have identified a suitable configuration, confirm its listed features and finish on the product details page. Myntwork offers these Ismobel storage products on a monthly lease, so you can consider the collection as part of planning furniture for your workplace.
Frequently asked questions about Ismobel Storage Cabinet Storage
How do I choose between open shelves and a cabinet with doors?
Choose open shelving when items need to stay visible and easy to reach. Choose doors when you prefer to keep contents contained or out of sight. Consider who uses the storage and what it will hold.
Are there Ismobel cabinets with both drawers and doors?
Yes. The collection includes a cabinet with two drawers and doors, as well as a separate model with two doors and two drawers. Check each model’s details for its exact layout.
Which options have a cylinder lock?
Cylinder locks are listed for several cabinets in the collection, including selected door and glass-front options. Verify the feature on the individual model, since it is not stated for every cabinet.
What finishes and materials are available in this collection?
The collection includes beech finishes, wood doors, a melamine lower door and metal cabinet construction. Finish and material details vary by model, so review the specific listing when comparing options.
Do all cabinets have levelling feet?
No. Levelling feet or levelers are specified for some models. Check the features of the cabinet you are considering to confirm whether they are included.
