Choosing a shelving unit for your workplace
Start by identifying what the shelving needs to hold and how people will use it. Open shelves can keep supplies or shared items visible and within reach. If you also need a place to put items out of sight, the wall-attached model adds a metal cabinet beneath or alongside its shelving. The wall-anchoring model is the simpler choice when four tiers of wood storage meet your needs.
Think about the location as well as the contents. Measure the available width, depth and height, including any nearby doors, desks or circulation space. The collection’s listed dimensions include widths of 40 and 80 cm, a 44 cm depth, and heights of 86, 128 and 169 cm. Because the facts do not map each measurement to a particular model, verify the exact dimensions of your selected configuration before planning the layout.
Compare storage, finish and fit
Open shelves or cabinet storage
Choose between the two models based on whether open storage is enough. Both provide four tiers; the wall-attached design is the one described with a metal cabinet as well as four wood shelves. A cylinder lock is listed among the collection attributes. Check the selected model’s details to confirm whether the lock is included and how the cabinet is configured.
Color and placement
Listed color choices across the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Availability may depend on the particular model or configuration. Compare the finish options shown for the unit you want rather than assuming every color is offered on both designs.
Both model names specify a wall-related design: one is described as wall anchoring and the other as wall-attached. Review the product information and installation guidance for the selected unit, including any requirements for your wall and intended location. This is especially important when planning a shared workspace or placing shelving near a busy route.
What to check before selecting
- Confirm the model name and whether you want open shelving only or shelving with a metal cabinet.
- Check the exact width, depth and height against your available floor and wall space.
- Review the listed color, cabinet and lock details for the selected configuration.
- Consult the product’s installation guidance before deciding where and how it will be placed.
Once you have matched the storage style and dimensions to your space, compare the available OKA configurations on the product grid. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, providing a leasing option for businesses furnishing a workplace.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Shelving Unit
What is the difference between the two OKA shelving units?
Both models have four tiers. The wall-anchoring model is described as four tiers of wood storage, while the wall-attached model has four wood shelves and a metal cabinet.
Which OKA model includes a cabinet?
The OKA 4-Tier Wall-Attached Shelving Unit is the model described with a metal cabinet. Check its product details for the cabinet and lock information for the configuration you select.
What dimensions are listed for this shelving family?
Collection attributes list widths of 40 and 80 cm, a depth of 44 cm, and heights of 86, 128 and 169 cm. Confirm the exact measurements for the individual model before planning your space.
What colors can I choose from?
The family’s listed colors include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. The options available may vary between models, so check the product listing.
What should I check before choosing a wall-related model?
Measure the intended location, compare the selected unit’s dimensions and review its installation guidance. Confirm any placement or wall requirements for the specific model before arranging the space.
