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Choosing the Best File Cabinet Storage for your Office or Home
These days, everyone is talking about going paperless. But let’s be honest — most offices are lightyears away from being paper-free, and plenty of data that’s vital for our work and personal use is still stored on sheets upon sheets of paper. If you don’t pay enough attention to properly organizing your office, all of that can quickly get out of hand — resulting in you being disorganized, your productivity levels falling, and worst of all, the potential loss of important information. Of course, we all know what the easiest solution for storing your files is — a simple filing cabinet. With the proper storage option for your files, all of those invoices, proposals, and other essential documents will be safely stored for future reference. That’s what makes choosing the highest quality file cabinet so important. The last thing you want is to be stuck with a subpar organizational tool. However, if this is your first go-round with office furniture, you probably don’t know how many different types of filing cabinets there are and which one you actually need. Don’t worry, though — we’re here with a handy guide on all kinds of filing cabinets! Different types of file storage cabinets Depending on how big your office (or entire business) is, you may need more than a single file cabinet if you want to keep your data in order. And while it’s easy to assume all file cabinets are pretty much the same thing — the reality is a quite a bit different. There are many different varieties of filing cabinets, and they all serve a specific purpose. Lateral File Cabinets The most important distinction between different types of file cabinets are lateral file cabinets and vertical file cabinets. The former are a wider, shorter kind of cabinet. They’re usually lower and closer to the ground, making them more suitable for combining with a drawerless desk; you can easily reach these cabinets even when sitting down. Also, the wider nature of these filing cabinets means you’ll be able to keep both letter and legal sized files in there. Such a cabinet generally has between one large and three smaller drawers — and while the drawers are more shallow than on a vertical cabinet, they still provide more than enough storage space. Vertical File Cabinets You’ve probably already guessed how this type of file cabinet furniture differs from the previous one — they’re thinner and taller than their lateral counterparts, and they have vertically stacked drawers. An average vertical file cabinet contains between 2 and 5 drawers, which also hold both letter and legal-sized files. Generally, these cabinets are kept next to walls because they’re less stable than the lateral ones — their tall and thin nature makes them easy to knock down accidentally. Flat File Cabinets These cabinets were designed for the storage of documents and files in non-standard sizes, like maps, posters, charts, and blueprints. Some of these cabinet models can be mutually bolted together or stacked to create the appearance of a single unit — while others really are huge 10-drawer units. Depending on their features and purpose, you can find plenty of different variations of the flat filing cabinet — some have metal depressors to keep all files flat, as well as anti-slip pads that stop stacked cabinets from sliding. And just like any other kind of filing cabinet, you can find locking file cabinets and models without locks. Hanging File Cabinets These hanging models also come in various styles — some of them were made solely for standard documents, while the bulkier ones can hold non-standard files as well. And speaking of storage options — with hanging file documents, you’ve got two options for mounting your files inside: hanging folders and hanging clamps. The clamps secure your files without leaving a visible mark or denting them. They’re perfect for bigger documents like blueprints and plans. On the other hand, hanging folders hang between two rods in a drawer or bin, and you can place your legal or letter-sized files inside. Rolling File Cabinets Rolling file cabinets are often used to store documents in a “poster fashion” meaning rolled up or in special tubes. You can find both horizontal and vertical variants. Some of the horizontal ones have doors that protect files from dust and debris on both ends. On the other hand, vertical roll file cabinets are more easily accessible. 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And while the primary purpose of a file cabinet is its function, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider its potential for aesthetic appeal; after all, it’s a piece of furniture like any other. And that means it’s supposed to fit into the overall interior design of the room, so you should consider its style, shape, and color before making a final choice. Don’t Forget To: Consider what kind of files you’ll be storing in your cabinet before buying it. Think about the amount of free space you’ve got in your home or office. Take the appearance of the file cabinet into account as well. -
Buying Guide for Quality File Cabinets
Quality File Cabinets Office storage is an important aspect of your work — regardless of whether we’re talking about a home office you use from time to time, a fully remote work situation, or supporting a corporate office. Luckily, there are plenty of choices for storing your paper documents — and filing cabinets are the most obvious one. A good filing cabinet is made from sturdy materials, it can fit into any aesthetic, and it isn’t too bulky for your office. And of course, it helps you organize and store everything from stationery supplies to paperwork and similar office equipment. However, filing cabinets are more varied than you might think. They come in all kinds of styles, shapes, and sizes — and depending on which model you get, you may also have access to handy additional features. So, considering all of that — how can you find the best quality file cabinet in such a wide and open market? Don’t worry, as we’ve prepared a detailed file cabinet buying guide. We’ll walk you through all of the aspects of a file cabinet you need to consider before deciding which one you’ll buy. Size As you’ll see when we get into more detail on our file cabinets below, there are plenty of optional features — or some things that depend on your personal taste for office furniture. However, there’s one thing you absolutely can’t compromise on, and that’s size. Let’s face it — if you don’t have enough space for the cabinets that you want, you simply won’t be able to get them. That’s why this should be the first characteristic you consider before making a purchase. Measure the free space you have available in your office, and then look for file cabinets that fit the bill. For instance, this 3-drawer rolling file cabinet offers more varied storage space because its bottom drawer is incredibly deep — but this 5-drawer storage organizer takes up less square footage. Materials There are other aspects of a filing cabinet’s design that you should consider before buying it for your home office or company. And regardless of which one you’re getting, you want to be sure that it’s made from long-lasting materials. One of the two most popular materials for filing cabinets is metal. And it’s no wonder why these are so popular — metal filing cabinets are some of the most cost-effective file storage solutions you can find. On the one hand, they’re generally cheaper, but on the other, they’re quite durable. The only problem is their aesthetic appearance — while they frequently come in white, black, beige, and grey finishes, they’re known to clash with offices that weren’t decorated in a contemporary style. Wood filing cabinets are also a popular option, especially for home offices decorated in a more rustic decor. A wood filing cabinet generally comes with a metal interior, and a front that’s either wood-looking laminate or (in the case of more expensive models) actual wood. Plus, there are plenty of different aesthetic options, some of which even fit into a more contemporary office. This Cappuccino-colored 3-drawer cabinet is a perfect example of that. You can choose from a variety of natural wood finishes, such as pine, maple, cherry, and oak. And there are also more industrial aesthetics, like this reclaimed-wood 3-drawer model. When it comes to shape and size, these are varied as much as any other kind of filing cabinet. You can choose from small models that fit beneath a desk, as well as bigger standalone pieces. Locking Cabinets Ideally, one of your office cabinets would also be well-equipped for the storing of more secure items — such as confidential and sensitive data, or pieces of expensive equipment. That’s why many offices use locking file cabinets. Their lock styles vary depending on the design — for instance, the most basic models have a simple key lock. Most of those have individual locks on drawers — while more expensive filing cabinets have a combination or an electronic lock. Before buying a file cabinet with a locking mechanism, just make sure that you actually need one. These are far more expensive than the average cabinet, but the reality is that it’s not a worthwhile investment for everyone. If you’re not going to store confidential documentation there, a minimalist 5-drawer organizer will do just fine. Durability & Scratch Resistance While a file cabinet isn’t necessarily the biggest investment you’ll make while decorating your home office or corporate space — you still don’t want to waste any money. And that’s why you should get a file cabinet that’s guaranteed to keep your documents secure and safe for years to come. With that in mind, consider springing for a cabinet with a scratch-resistant surface. That way, you won’t have to worry about the cabinet looking shabby after a couple of years of use. And if you’re not sure which surfaces are scratch resistant, remember that these usually have a textured, rough casing. This rustic reclaimed-wood 3-drawer cabinet is a great example — while it was expertly designed, it’s a bit coarse to the touch. And that kind of surface isn’t easily scratched. Ease of Use & Safety While choosing file cabinets, you should also make sure that you’ve considered some of the smaller, but still important features you want. For instance, some file cabinet models have built-in anti-tilt mechanisms. Those are especially useful when it comes to vertical, thinner models that can be easily knocked over accidentally. Wrapping Up As you can see, there are more than a few features that a decent file cabinet has to have. Don’t worry, though — as long as a cabinet checks most of these boxes, it will be a great choice for your office or home. Plus, there are quite a few models to choose from out there — especially on Aosom.com!
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