Where PROFIL cabinets can work
A low cabinet can make sense beside a desk or along a wall when you want storage without choosing a taller unit. Models that combine enclosed storage and open shelves can separate items you want within reach from those you would rather keep behind a door. A sideboard format may suit shared areas or meeting rooms where a surface and concealed storage are useful.
For a workspace with limited clearance in front of the cabinet, compare the sliding-door models with the tambour-door design. Door operation is one practical consideration among several: also check the cabinet’s listed orientation, dimensions and the direction or space needed for access. The VA 203 listing describes a left-oriented metal tambour, while the VA 205 and VA 237 are listed as low cabinets with sliding doors and open shelves.
How to choose between the models
Start with what you need to store
Think about whether the cabinet will hold binders, office supplies or items that are used throughout the day. Open shelves can provide visible, quick-access storage, while enclosed areas keep contents out of sight. The collection includes different internal layouts, so check the model details rather than assuming that every cabinet has the same shelf arrangement. The VA 225 listing, for example, specifies one shelf and a cylinder lock; confirm its full configuration and any other model-specific details on the product page.
Match the footprint to the room
Measure the available wall space and the route to the intended position before choosing a width. The listed collection attributes include widths of 120, 160 and 170 cm, a depth of 43 cm, and heights of 40 and 75 cm. These dimensions are not necessarily offered on every model. Verify the exact measurements for your selection and allow practical access to the doors and shelves.
Check finishes and details before selecting
Color choices in the collection attributes include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, silver, white, wood and yellow. Door materials listed for the family include metal and plastic. Availability depends on the individual cabinet, so consult its listing to confirm the finish and material offered. Also check whether a lock, the preferred door style, and the required shelf layout are specified for that model.
When comparing the VA 217 and VA 239 sideboards with the low cabinet designs, focus on the layout and access that best suit the room, not just the product name. Myntwork offers these Mebelux PROFIL cabinets on a monthly lease. Review the selected model’s specifications and available options to make sure it fits your storage needs and workplace plan.
Frequently asked questions about Mebelux Office Cabinet PROFIL
What types of cabinets are included in the Mebelux PROFIL collection?
The six-model collection includes low cabinets and sideboards, with sliding, tambour and wing-front door designs. Some models combine enclosed storage with open shelves; check each listing for its exact layout.
Which PROFIL models combine doors with open shelves?
The VA 203, VA 205 and VA 237 are named as low cabinets with open shelves and either a tambour or sliding door. Review each product listing to confirm its full configuration.
How do I choose between a sliding door and a tambour door?
Consider the space around the cabinet and how you want to access its contents. Compare the model’s door style and listed orientation, then check that the arrangement suits its intended position.
Are all dimensions and colors available on every model?
No. The collection attributes show a range of dimensions and colors, but options can vary by cabinet. Confirm the measurements and available finishes on the listing for your chosen model.
Do all Mebelux PROFIL cabinets include a lock?
Lock details are model-specific. The VA 225 listing mentions a cylinder lock; check the individual listings to see whether other cabinets include one.
