Plan storage around the way your office works
The SQart collection can support several everyday office requirements without requiring different furniture families for every area. A single-door cabinet can suit an individual workstation, team zone or compact room where a smaller footprint matters. Double-door versions offer more capacity for shared stationery, files or workplace supplies. For open-plan areas, a freestanding cabinet can also help define a storage run while keeping materials close to the people who use them.
These cabinets are also relevant for meeting rooms, project spaces and support areas. The cylinder lock is useful when access should be controlled, while the available range of widths makes it easier to combine storage with desks, cupboards or other office furniture. Check the specific product details before ordering if you require a shelf, as shelving is stated for selected models rather than the entire family.
How to compare SQart cabinet models
Start with the opening mechanism
Choose hinged doors when you want a familiar full-opening format and have enough clearance in front of the cabinet. Single- and double-door options allow you to match capacity and access to the location. Sliding chipboard or veneer doors, along with sliding tambour doors, are worth considering where door swing could interfere with desks, walkways or nearby furniture.
Match the front to the interior
Melamine or MFC chipboard options provide a straightforward office finish, while veneer versions offer a more natural-looking surface. The collection includes mixed configurations combining melamine and veneer chipboard, so check the individual listing when the finish is important to the room scheme. Available colour attributes include neutral shades such as white, grey, black and beige, as well as blue, green, red, purple, yellow, brown, silver and wood tones.
What to check before selecting a cabinet
- Measure the intended position, including the 45 cm listed depth and the required clearance for hinged doors.
- Compare the available widths: 60, 80, 100, 120 and 160 cm.
- Confirm whether you need a single or double door, and whether hinged, sliding or tambour access is more practical.
- Review the exact finish, colour and door material shown for the chosen SKU.
- Check whether the model includes a shelf and confirm the locking and base details in its product information.
Myntwork offers Nowy Styl SQart storage cabinets through a monthly leasing approach, allowing businesses to consider these office storage options as part of a broader furnishing plan. Compare the individual models and specifications next to identify the best fit for your space.
Frequently asked questions about Nowy Styl Storage Cabinet SQart
Which SQart cabinet door type should I choose?
Choose hinged doors when you want wide, direct access and have enough clearance in front of the cabinet. Sliding and tambour doors are more suitable near walkways, desks or other furniture where a swinging door could be inconvenient.
Are SQart cabinets available as single- and double-door models?
Yes. The collection includes single-door hinged cabinets and double-door hinged options, alongside wider sliding and tambour-door models. Compare the listed width and internal configuration for the capacity you need.
What materials and finishes are available?
The range includes melamine or MFC chipboard, veneer-finished chipboard and mixed melamine/veneer configurations. Colour attributes include neutral, bright and wood-effect options, but the exact finish should be checked on each product listing.
Do all Nowy Styl SQart cabinets include a shelf?
No. A shelf is stated for selected models, so it should not be assumed across the whole family. Check the individual product facts if shelf storage is important for your filing or supply organisation.
What dimensions should I compare first?
Start with the available width, which includes 60, 80, 100, 120 and 160 cm options, and the listed 45 cm depth. Also consider door clearance, especially for hinged models, and the space needed around the cabinet.
