Where a Compli sideboard can help
A sideboard can support a range of workplace routines: storing supplies close to a team area, keeping meeting-room materials together, or providing a place for shared items in a reception or collaboration space. The right placement depends on the room’s circulation and on whether people need to reach the contents frequently. Leave enough clearance for the selected doors or drawers to open comfortably, and consider how the cabinet will sit alongside desks, tables and walkways.
Because the Compli models are freestanding, you can plan their position as part of the room layout rather than treating them as built-in cabinetry. Check the intended location and the cabinet’s footprint before selecting a width. The listed depth is 45 cm; compare that measurement with available wall space and the clearance needed in front of the unit.
Choose the configuration around what you store
Two-door cabinet
The Compli CO C Two-Door Sideboard is the door-front option in this family. Consider it when a cabinet-style opening suits the items you plan to keep inside. Think about the location of the sideboard and how easily users can access the stored contents from that position.
Drawers with a plinth base
The Compli CO C With Drawers Plinth Base Sideboard offers drawers instead of the two-door arrangement, with a plinth base. This may be a better fit when drawer access aligns with how the team organizes or retrieves its belongings. Compare the two formats based on your storage habits rather than choosing by appearance alone; the collection details do not specify internal compartments or capacity.
Compare dimensions and finish
Noti Compli is listed in widths of 100, 150 and 200 cm and heights of 54 and 104 cm, with a depth of 45 cm. These measurements give you a starting point for planning, but confirm which dimensions correspond to the exact model you want. A lower sideboard and a taller cabinet will have different visual weight in a room, so consider nearby furniture and the usable wall area.
Color choices listed for the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, gold, red, white and wood. The products are described as lacquered MDF. Check the available color and size options on the selected configuration before finalizing a coordinated interior scheme.
What to check before selecting
Start with the items to be stored, then decide whether the two-door or drawer format is more useful. Measure the intended location, account for opening clearance, and verify the specific model’s width, height, color and finish. If the sideboard will serve a shared area, also consider who needs access and how often.
Myntwork offers Noti Compli products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a suitable configuration, review its product details and leasing information to confirm that it fits your space and workplace needs.
Frequently asked questions about Noti Sideboard Compli
What is the difference between the two Noti Compli sideboards?
The Compli CO C Two-Door Sideboard has a two-door cabinet format. The Compli CO C With Drawers Plinth Base Sideboard uses drawers and has a plinth base. Choose based on how you prefer to access and organize stored items.
What sizes are listed for the Compli sideboard family?
The listed widths are 100, 150 and 200 cm, the heights are 54 and 104 cm, and the depth is 45 cm. Check the selected model’s details to confirm its exact dimensions.
Which colors can I consider?
Listed color options include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, gold, red, white and wood. Confirm which finishes are available for the specific configuration you choose.
What material are Noti Compli sideboards made from?
The collection models are described as freestanding sideboards made from lacquered MDF. Product details also list a cylinder lock.
How should I choose between a 54 cm and 104 cm height?
Consider the cabinet’s role, the items you plan to store and how it will relate to nearby furniture. Confirm which height is offered with your chosen model and check that it fits the intended location.
