Choosing a cabinet for your workplace
Start with what the cabinet needs to hold. If your team organizes documents in binders, compare the Vertical 6 Binder model with the binder sizes and quantities you use. If your filing is organized by OH height, compare it with the Vertical 6 OH model. These labels distinguish the two options; they do not mean that every cabinet in the family has the same internal setup.
Tambour doors are a practical format to consider in busy work areas. Before selecting a location, check the space available in front of and around the cabinet, along with access routes for people using the room. Measure the intended position and compare it with the exact cabinet dimensions shown for the model you are considering.
Check dimensions, color and configuration
The collection attributes list widths of 80, 90, 100 and 120 cm, depths of 38 and 45 cm, and heights of 190 and 229 cm. Treat these as collection-level options rather than assuming every size is available with every model. Confirm the precise width, depth and height on the individual cabinet listing, and allow for the fit of the cabinet in its planned location.
Listed color choices include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. Since the cabinet material is metal, check the specific product details to understand the finish offered for the configuration you select. Both listed models have a cylinder lock. The collection is also listed without shelves and without hanging file frames, which is worth checking against your storage requirements before deciding.
Match the model to the job
For binder storage
Consider the Vertical 6 Binder Cabinet when binder-height organization is central to your setup. Think about the binders that will be stored and how often staff need to access them. Confirm that the exact model dimensions and stated configuration suit both your filing routine and the available floor space.
For OH-based filing
Consider the Vertical 6 OH Cabinet when your team uses OH as its filing reference. Its listed 70 mm steel plinth is a distinguishing detail to review alongside the cabinet’s dimensions and finish. Check the product listing to confirm the specifications for the selected option rather than relying on a family-level attribute alone.
What to check before leasing
Before you choose, confirm the intended use, the exact dimensions, the available color and the lock information for the individual cabinet. Check whether your files require shelves or hanging frames, since neither is listed for this collection. If you are furnishing several work areas, compare each location’s measurements and storage needs so the cabinet format is consistent with how the team works.
Myntwork offers these OKA cabinets on a monthly lease. Review the available product configurations and their details to decide which model fits your workplace requirements.
Frequently asked questions about OKA Tambour Cabinet
What is the difference between the two OKA Tambour Cabinets?
The Vertical 6 Binder Cabinet is specified for six binder heights. The Vertical 6 OH Cabinet is described as a 6 OH model and includes a 70 mm steel plinth. Compare each listing’s configuration to your filing system.
Do the cabinets include a lock?
Both listed models have a cylinder lock. Check the individual product details for the exact configuration you are considering.
Are shelves or hanging file frames included?
The collection attributes list these cabinets without shelves and without hanging folder frames. Check the model details and consider whether that setup meets your storage needs.
What sizes and colors are listed for the collection?
Collection attributes list widths from 80 to 120 cm, depths of 38 or 45 cm, heights of 190 or 229 cm, and a range of colors. Confirm which dimensions and colors apply to each specific model.
How should I choose between the binder and OH models?
Use the filing format your team relies on as the starting point: compare the binder model with your binders, or the OH model with your OH-based filing. Then verify the cabinet’s dimensions, color and configuration for the intended space.
