A filing backlog does not stay contained; it spreads across desks, counters, and shared work areas. Your vertical file cabinet is where that accumulation has to become usable, secure storage without blocking the people who need access. This three-tier cabinet accommodates letter- or legal-size end-tab file folders, giving you a place to organize active records while keeping the filing process within the cabinet's 36-inch width. Its horizontally sliding tambour doors lock and recede into concealed inner pockets, so you can reach 100% of the contents without leaving doors projecting into the room. That matters when your filing area also serves as a passage, work zone, or shared records point.
The cabinet is constructed of steel and measures 38-inch high by 36-inch wide by 17 3/4-inch deep overall. Inside, three filing tiers provide space for letter- or legal-size end-tab file folders. Adjustable shelves and dividers let you arrange the interior around the records your office handles, rather than forcing every file group into one fixed layout. The locking tambour doors slide horizontally and recede into concealed inner pockets. With the doors moved into those pockets, the cabinet provides access to 100% of its contents while the file area remains clear of projecting door panels. The interior components are in Graphite, keeping the internal configuration consistent as you set up the shelves and dividers for your filing needs.
Your finish selection can coordinate the cabinet with the rest of the records area. The cabinet is available in Mayline's corporate paints, while the doors are available in Mist, Graphite, Pebble Gray, and Sand. Interior components remain in Graphite. Use the adjustable shelves and dividers to separate file groups by department, retention period, client, or workflow, then secure the cabinet with its locking tambour doors at the end of the workday. The three-tier layout gives you a clear vertical filing structure within a footprint that measures 36-inch wide by 17 3/4-inch deep. For an office manager or facility director, that means your letter- and legal-size end-tab folders have a dedicated location, your file access remains available across all contents, and your shared work areas are not occupied by cabinet doors when records are being retrieved.
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