Choosing a sideboard for your workspace
Start with the cabinet’s position and the job it needs to do. For storage against a wall, compare the standard sideboard layouts with the available width and depth that fit your floor plan. If the cabinet will sit between desks or help define a shared area, consider whether the double-sided model would make access more practical. Leave enough space for people to move around the cabinet and operate its sliding doors.
Next, think about what you plan to store. The collection includes configurations with one shelf and options without shelves, so check the specific cabinet setup against the size and type of items it needs to hold. Hanging file frames are not included in the listed collection attributes. A cylinder lock is listed; confirm whether it is included with the particular configuration you are considering.
Compare size, finish and acoustic options
Use the listed dimensions as a starting point, then verify the exact measurements for the selected model. Collection attributes include widths of 40, 50, 60, 80, 90, 100, 120 and 160 cm, depths of 38 and 45 cm, and heights of 72, 75, 113, 152 and 190 cm. These are collection-level options, so do not assume every size is available in every layout.
Color choices listed for the family include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Cabinet material is metal, and door materials are listed as metal and acoustic foam. Acoustic availability varies across the collection. If sound management matters to your project, check the selected variant’s acoustic details rather than relying on the family name alone.
What to check before selecting a configuration
- Measure the intended location, including access routes and space for people to use the cabinet.
- Confirm whether a standard or double-sided layout suits how the storage will be approached.
- Check the selected model’s height, width, depth, shelf provision, color and acoustic details.
- Review the product information for lock details and any other requirements for your workplace.
Matching these details to the room helps narrow the collection to a practical configuration before you finalize your furniture plan. Myntwork offers OKA Schranksystem Akustik sideboards on a monthly lease, giving businesses a leasing option when equipping or updating a workspace.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Sideboard Schranksystem Akustik
How do I choose between the standard and double-sided sideboard?
Consider where the cabinet will stand and which sides need to be accessible. A double-sided layout may suit a central position, while a standard layout can work for storage placed along a wall.
Are all OKA Schranksystem Akustik sideboards acoustic?
No. Acoustic and non-acoustic options are listed within the collection. Check the details of the selected configuration to confirm its acoustic features and door materials.
What size options are available in this collection?
Collection attributes list widths from 40 to 160 cm, depths of 38 or 45 cm, and heights from 72 to 190 cm. Confirm the exact measurements for the model you select.
Do the sideboards include shelves and a lock?
Shelf provision varies: the collection lists options with one shelf and without shelves. A cylinder lock is also listed, so verify the selected model’s product details for its included features.
What colors and materials can I compare?
Listed colors include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. The cabinet material is metal; door materials are listed as metal and acoustic foam.
