Choose a cabinet for the way the space is used
Start by identifying what needs to be stored and where the cabinet will sit. In an office, a freestanding cabinet can provide a place for items that should be kept behind a door; in a shared workspace, its color and footprint can also be considered alongside the surrounding furniture. These are general planning considerations, so check the individual model information for the details that matter to your setup.
Because the collection’s listed models have no shelves or hanging folder frames, confirm that the available interior configuration suits your storage. If you need a particular internal arrangement, do not assume it is included based on the cabinet’s exterior style. Review the model specifications and the available dimensions before deciding.
Match the door to its location
Door movement can be an important choice when the cabinet is placed near a desk, wall or walkway. Compare left- and right-opening descriptions with the space around the intended position. The collection also includes inward-opening, inset-door and swing-door descriptions, so look at the exact model rather than treating these terms as interchangeable.
Some options are described as handleless, while others specify a handle or door style in their model details. Consider how the cabinet will be approached and whether the opening direction works with the surrounding layout. The product information can confirm the specific door construction and configuration for each option.
Check size, finish and locking details
OKA Box cabinets are freestanding and made of metal, with a cylinder lock listed across the family. Available colors include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Color availability can differ by model, so confirm the finish shown for the cabinet you are considering rather than assuming every color applies to every option.
Widths in the collection are listed as 37 or 56 cm, heights as 26 or 37 cm, and depth as 37 cm. Measure the placement area, including clearance for the door to open, and check the exact dimensions on the chosen model before ordering. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, which can be considered when planning workplace furniture needs.
What to compare next
Once you have identified the required footprint and door direction, review the individual model details for its finish and opening style. You can also consult the available dimensions and colors-and-materials documents for further reference. A final check of the cabinet’s listed features—especially its dimensions and internal configuration—helps ensure it aligns with the space and storage plan.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Storage Cabinet OKA Box
What is the difference between the OKA Box cabinet models?
The models vary by door description and opening direction. The family includes hinged and swing-door options, with some described as inset or inward-opening. Check each model’s details to compare its exact configuration.
How do I choose between a left-opening and right-opening cabinet?
Consider the cabinet’s position and the clearance available beside it. Match the opening direction to the surrounding furniture and walkway, then confirm the direction stated for the specific model.
Do the OKA Box cabinets include shelves or hanging file frames?
The collection attributes list no shelves and no hanging folder frames. If either is important for your storage plan, verify the individual model details before selecting a cabinet.
What sizes are available in the OKA Box collection?
Listed widths are 37 or 56 cm, listed heights are 26 or 37 cm, and the listed depth is 37 cm. Check the specific model to confirm its exact dimensions.
Which colors can I choose from?
The collection lists beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Availability may vary by model, so confirm the color options for the cabinet you choose.
