Choosing shelving for your workplace
Start by identifying what the shelving needs to do and where it will sit. A low unit may suit a space where storage should remain below eye level, while a medium or high model can provide more vertical storage. For a divider or an area where people approach the shelves from different directions, compare the double-sided designs with single-sided options. Consider circulation and access around the unit as part of your layout.
Next, compare shelf count with the items you plan to store. The Klip range includes configurations with one, two, three, five or six shelves, alongside an add-on shelves option. Think about the size and quantity of items, how often they are accessed, and whether open shelving is appropriate for them. Do not assume shelf spacing or adjustability: check the details on the individual model listing.
Compare materials, finishes and specific features
Material and finish are model-dependent within this family. Listed examples include MFC or melamine-faced chipboard and metal shelving. The available color names across the collection include black, green, grey, brown, white and wood; confirm the choices shown for the specific unit rather than assuming every color is offered on every design.
Some configurations have distinct features that may affect placement. The range includes a stepped medium unit and a double-sided high unit, as well as a freestanding low model and add-on shelves. If you are considering add-on shelves, check which unit they are designed to work with and what is included in the listing. A cylinder lock is also shown in the collection attributes; verify whether it applies to your selected model before relying on it for secure storage.
Check fit and plan your next step
Before selecting a unit, measure the available floor area and check the listed width, depth and height for the exact model. Collection dimensions include a width of 85 cm and a depth of 43 cm, while listed heights include 74, 145 and 215 cm; confirm the relevant measurements on each product page. Allow room for access, nearby furniture and the way people move through the space. For double-sided or stepped units, consider how their orientation will work with your layout.
Once you have narrowed the choice by size, shelf count, design and finish, review the individual listing for material and feature details. Myntwork offers these Ocee & Four Design Klip shelving products on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider workplace storage as part of their furniture planning. Compare the available models against your layout and storage requirements before choosing a configuration.
Frequently asked questions about Ocee & Four Design Shelving Unit Klip
How do I choose between low, medium and high Klip shelving?
Consider the available floor space, the amount of vertical storage you need and how the unit will sit in the room. The range includes low, medium and high options; check the exact height and dimensions on each model listing.
What is the difference between single- and double-sided Klip shelving?
A double-sided design can be accessed from both sides, which may suit a more open placement or a shared area. A single-sided unit may be preferable when it will sit against or near a wall. Confirm the design of the model you select.
How many shelves are available in the Klip range?
Configurations in the collection range from one shelf to six shelves, with several counts in between. Compare the specific model listings to find the shelf arrangement that suits the items you need to store.
What materials and colors can I choose from?
Collection information lists melamine-faced chipboard and metal examples, along with colors including black, green, grey, brown, white and wood. Materials and finishes vary by model, so check the chosen listing for its options.
Are Klip add-on shelves compatible with every shelving unit?
The collection includes an add-on shelves option, but compatibility is not specified for every unit. Check the add-on listing and the details for your chosen shelving model before planning a combined configuration.