Choosing the right cabinet for your workspace
Start by considering what you plan to store and how often you need to reach it. Drawers can keep smaller everyday items organised separately from the cabinet interior, while the sliding front gives access without needing to account for a door opening into the room. BR 16P and BR 19P each have two drawers; BR 14P has one.
Think about the look and feel of the front as well as its function. BR 16P uses melamine sliding doors. BR 19P and BR 14P have lacquered glass fronts, and BR 14P also has an aluminium frame. These distinctions can help narrow your choice when coordinating the cabinet with a desk or the wider office. The collection lists several colour options, but check the selected model’s product details for the finishes available for it.
Check dimensions and placement
Each cabinet is listed as 64 cm high and 48 cm deep, with collection widths of 182 and 202 cm. Before choosing, measure the intended position and compare the exact dimensions of the individual model with the available space. If you plan to place a cabinet beneath a desk, check the desk’s usable clearance, supports and any equipment or cable runs that could affect placement. Do not assume that the collection’s listed dimensions are interchangeable between models.
Also consider access around the cabinet. Sliding fronts do not need the same swing clearance as hinged doors, but you will still want enough room to use the drawers and reach the cabinet comfortably. Check that the planned location allows the cylinder lock and storage areas to be accessed as needed.
Match the storage to your requirements
These BR cabinets are for general storage rather than hanging files: the collection has no hanging folder frames. They are also not specified as acoustic products, so choose them for accessible enclosed storage rather than sound management. If drawer count is your main priority, compare the two-drawer BR 16P and BR 19P with the one-drawer BR 14P, then use front material and model dimensions to make the final distinction.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm the model’s width, depth and height against your floor plan and desk clearance.
- Compare the melamine and lacquered glass front options, and check which colours are offered for the specific model.
- Choose the drawer layout that fits the way you organise smaller items.
- Review the individual listing for any further model details before specifying the cabinet.
Myntwork offers these Mebelux products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a suitable model, review its listing and the leasing information to check the details relevant to your project.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Cabinet
Which Mebelux BR cabinet has two drawers?
BR 16P and BR 19P each have two drawers. BR 14P has one drawer, so compare the models based on how much separate drawer storage you need.
How do the sliding fronts differ across the collection?
BR 16P has melamine sliding doors. BR 19P and BR 14P have lacquered glass fronts; BR 14P also includes an aluminium frame.
What dimensions should I allow for?
The listed height is 64 cm and the depth is 48 cm. Collection widths are 182 and 202 cm, so check the individual model details to confirm its exact width.
Can these cabinets store hanging files?
The collection is listed without hanging folder frames. Choose a BR cabinet for general enclosed storage and drawers, not for hanging suspension files.
Do all models include a lock?
Yes. The Mebelux BR models in this collection are listed with a cylinder lock.
