Narbutas ZEDO Storage Cabinet

How to choose a ZEDO cabinet

Start with the items you need to store and how often people access them. The tower models provide two shelves for office supplies and a stationery compartment for smaller essentials. They can work well beside desks or in shared areas where supplies need a defined home. If your priority is keeping compact items separated in drawers, consider the middle unit with two drawers instead.

Next, decide whether storage should be available to everyone or secured. The listed ZEDO tower options include a cylinder lock, and the middle unit is also described as lockable. This can be useful for supplies or belongings that should not be left openly accessible. Confirm the locking details on the specific model you are considering.

Match the format to your office layout

Freestanding towers

A freestanding tower is a straightforward choice when you want a standalone storage point that can be placed near a team or work area. The collection includes towers with two shelves and a stationery compartment. Check the model dimensions against the available floor space, especially when comparing the listed 74 cm and 84 cm depths.

Middle-unit storage

The two-drawer middle unit has a different role from the freestanding towers. It may be a better fit when the layout calls for a drawer-based unit or storage intended for integration. Confirm how the chosen model is meant to be positioned and whether its dimensions work with the surrounding furniture.

Review materials, colors, and model details

Collection information lists metal as a cabinet material, while model descriptions also refer to melamine and metal construction. Color choices shown for the family include beige, black, grey, brown, white, and wood. Availability can vary by model, so use the individual listing to check the finish and construction details rather than assuming every option applies to every cabinet.

Before selecting, compare the product dimensions, storage layout, cabinet type, color, and lock information. Check whether you need shelves, a stationery compartment, or drawers, then confirm that the selected model fits its intended position and the items it will hold. If more than one cabinet could work, think about whether access is shared and how the unit will support everyday organization.

Plan storage as part of your workspace

Grouping a cabinet near the people who use its contents can reduce clutter on desks and shared surfaces. A tower can consolidate common stationery, while a drawer unit can keep smaller items contained. For a team area, consider who will access the cabinet and whether a lockable option suits your storage needs.

Myntwork offers Narbutas ZEDO products on a monthly lease. Review the specific model information and your workspace requirements to identify a suitable configuration, then check with Myntwork for details about leasing the option you choose.