Match the pedestal to the workstation
Start with what needs to be stored and where the pedestal will sit. For everyday desk supplies and items that benefit from separation, consider a three-drawer model. Some three-drawer versions are described with central locking, and selected models include a file drawer. The collection attributes specify no hanging folder frames, so check the individual listing if your filing needs depend on a particular folder system.
If a workstation needs a place for a computer tower, compare the lockable-drawer models with an open lower CPU compartment. That layout keeps a drawer available for smaller items while leaving the lower section open. It is not the same as a fully enclosed cabinet, so consider the room layout and the equipment you intend to place there. The listed information does not specify cable-management features or compartment dimensions; confirm those details if they matter for your setup.
Compare size, placement and locking
The listed ZEDO variants include depths of 74 cm and 84 cm. Measure the available space beside or beneath the desk, and allow enough room to move the unit into position. Where the pedestal will be integrated with another furniture piece, check the product’s stated dimensions and intended placement rather than relying on the family name alone.
Locking descriptions are another useful point of comparison. Central locking is specified on some three-drawer models; cylinder locks are listed for lockable-drawer configurations. If several employees will share a workspace, consider which items need to be secured and check the product details to understand the lock arrangement for the specific model.
Use color and construction to coordinate
Color options listed across the collection include beige, black, grey, brown, white and wood. Availability can differ by model, so use the individual product selection to confirm a finish. Metal is listed as a cabinet material, and some model descriptions specify melamine-and-metal construction. Confirm the materials and color of the particular variant when coordinating with existing desks or storage.
What to check before choosing
- Whether you need three drawers, a file drawer, or a lockable drawer above an open CPU compartment.
- Which locking description applies to the selected model: central locking or cylinder lock.
- Whether the 74 cm or 84 cm depth fits the intended position.
- The product-specific color, materials and dimensions.
Myntwork offers Narbutas ZEDO pedestals on a monthly lease. Compare the listed variants against your workstation needs, then review the selected product’s details before proceeding.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas ZEDO Pedestal
Which ZEDO pedestal layout should I choose?
Choose a three-drawer model for separate storage spaces, or compare the lockable-drawer models if you need an open lower CPU compartment. Selected three-drawer versions include a file drawer.
Do all three-drawer ZEDO pedestals have central locking?
Central locking is specified for some three-drawer models. Check the individual product details to confirm the locking arrangement for the variant you are considering.
Are ZEDO pedestals available in different depths?
The collection attributes list depths of 74 cm and 84 cm. Confirm the dimensions on the specific product listing and measure the space where you plan to place it.
Can I use a ZEDO pedestal for a CPU?
Some models have a lockable drawer above an open lower compartment intended for a CPU. Check the selected model’s product details for dimensions and suitability for your equipment.
What colors and materials are available?
Listed colors include beige, black, grey, brown, white and wood. Metal is listed as a cabinet material, and some model descriptions specify melamine and metal. Confirm the finish and construction for each variant.