Choose a Chicago sideboard for the way the space works
Start by considering what the sideboard will do in your workplace. In a meeting area or reception space, its role may be to provide freestanding storage while contributing to the room’s furniture scheme. In a team area, consider how staff will access and use the storage, and whether a glass-front model suits the items you plan to keep there. The collection facts specify no hanging folder frames, so these models are not a substitute for a cabinet configured for hanging files.
Also check the available footprint before choosing a model. Collection information lists widths of 181 and 230 cm, but does not associate each width with a named model. Verify the selected product’s dimensions and allow for circulation, door access and nearby furniture in your floor plan.
Compare fronts, finishes and locking
Glass front or walnut structure
The CHC410 and CHC310 are the glass-front choices. The CHC320 is described by its super-matte walnut structure, while the CHC420 is a low-profile design with a super-matte walnut body. Use these descriptions to narrow the visual direction, then review the individual product details to confirm the exact finish and configuration before specifying for a project.
Top and lock details
Marquina Silestone is named for the tops across the collection descriptions. A cylinder lock is specified for CHC310, CHC320 and CHC420; do not assume the same feature for CHC410 without checking its listing. If the unit will hold items that need controlled access, confirm the lock configuration against your operational requirements.
Plan the next step for a business order
Before selecting, identify the intended location, measure the available wall or floor area, and decide whether a glass front or walnut-focused appearance better fits the room. Check the chosen model’s product details for dimensions, finish and included features, then confirm that its storage arrangement suits the contents. The collection is listed as non-acoustic, so treat it as storage furniture rather than an acoustic solution.
Myntwork offers Punt Chicago sideboards on a monthly lease for business spaces. Once you have narrowed the choice to a model, use its listing to review the available details and determine whether it fits your project requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Punt Sideboard Chicago
Which Punt Chicago sideboard models have a glass front?
The Chicago Glass Front Sideboard (CHC410) and Chicago Sideboard (CHC310) are described with glass fronts. Check each model’s listing for its full configuration.
Which Chicago sideboards are specified with a cylinder lock?
A cylinder lock is specified for CHC310, CHC320 and CHC420. The supplied details do not confirm one for CHC410, so verify its listing if a lock is required.
What is the difference between the low and walnut-structure models?
CHC420 is described as a low-profile sideboard with a super-matte walnut body and Marquina Silestone top. CHC320 is described with a super-matte walnut structure and the same named top material.
What widths are listed for the collection?
The collection information lists widths of 181 and 230 cm without mapping them to specific models. Confirm the chosen model’s dimensions before planning its placement.
Are the Chicago sideboards designed for hanging files?
The collection facts indicate there are no hanging folder frames. If your project requires hanging-file storage, confirm that the selected product meets that need before ordering.
