Before your staff starts filing, the cabinet holding records and supplies can already force searches around crowded work areas. This tall storage cabinet gives you a way to assign those materials to a single enclosed unit, with one full-width fixed shelf and four half-width shelves that adjust in 2-inch increments. The louvered back panel allows air circulation inside the cabinet, while two front leveling glides compensate for uneven floors. For an office manager responsible for accessible storage and orderly daily work, those details address the physical friction that appears long before anyone calls it a storage problem.
Construction is specified in measurable terms. The cabinet uses heavy gauge steel throughout, with 16-gauge steel for the door frame. Each door has four knuckle hinges; the doors are reinforced for strength and quietness. The handle on the right-hand door activates a three-point locking system, and the left-hand door has a convenience handle. The shelves hold up to 200 pounds evenly distributed, and built-in shelf tabs support adjustment in 2-inch increments. Overall dimensions are 78-inch high by 36-inch wide by 18-inch deep. That gives you the core specifications needed to compare the cabinet with your available footprint, planned storage volume, and operating requirements.
Your finish selection can account for the cabinet's place in the room. Four powder coat finishes are available, allowing you to choose the appearance that fits your workplace. The full-width fixed shelf creates one stationary level, while the four half-width shelves can be repositioned in set 2-inch increments on built-in shelf tabs. That arrangement lets you separate materials by department, project, or retention period using the shelf positions rather than stacking everything at floor level. The three-point lock gives the right-hand door a specific locking action, and the convenience handle on the left-hand door supports access from that side. With overall dimensions of 78-inch high by 36-inch wide by 18-inch deep, you can plan its location against walls, work areas, and circulation paths before assigning it a daily role.