Storage

Start with what needs to be stored and who needs access to it. Pedestals can keep personal items close to a desk; lateral files are worth considering for documents; cabinets and bookcases can serve shared areas. A credenza may work well beside a manager’s desk or in a meeting space. You may need a combination rather than one type throughout the office.

Check the clear height, width and depth under your desk, then compare them with the pedestal’s overall dimensions. Leave room for chair movement, cables and any desk support structures. If you share the desk model or measurements, it is easier to check the fit before ordering.

Choose based on what you put away most often. A lateral file cabinet is designed around drawer access to documents, while a regular cabinet may be more useful for office supplies, books or mixed items. Before deciding, check the internal dimensions and how your team plans to organize its contents.

That depends on how much employees keep at their desks and whether the office also has shared storage. For a largely digital workflow, a small pedestal may be enough for day-to-day items. Teams that handle paper files or equipment may need additional cabinets nearby. Count the items that need a home before assigning storage to every seat.

Locking options vary by product and model. If you need to secure personal belongings or documents, tell us which storage units will be used for that purpose. We can then check the lock configuration on the specific products you’re considering.

Yes, you can plan them together by comparing dimensions, finishes and where each piece will sit. Available colors and materials depend on the product series, so it helps to share your preferred desk style and a floor plan. That makes it easier to choose storage that fits both the space and the overall look.

Check the ceiling height, available floor space and whether doors and drawers can open fully. Also consider what will be stored, how often people need to reach it and any site requirements for securing tall furniture. Confirm the dimensions and installation details of the model before ordering.

Tell us what you need to store, the approximate quantity of each item and where the units will go. A floor plan, preferred dimensions or reference photos are helpful, especially when storage needs to fit beside existing desks. Include your delivery destination and any requirements for locks or finishes so the proposed products can be checked against your needs.