Before your staff starts sorting the day's paperwork, your need for a vertical file cabinet is already visible in the files waiting on desks and in temporary piles. Those records need a place where your team can reach them without leaving them spread through active work areas. With five filing tiers, this cabinet accommodates letter- or legal-size end-tab file folders in one unit. Its horizontally sliding tambour doors close the storage while allowing access to 100 percent of contents, and the locking feature helps you keep files from remaining exposed between tasks.
The steel cabinet measures 42-inch wide by 61 1/2-inch high by 17 3/4-inch deep, giving you a clearly stated footprint for planning against walls, circulation paths, and neighboring workstations. Five filing tiers organize the cabinet vertically, while adjustable shelves and dividers let you set the interior for the records you manage. The horizontally sliding tambour doors recede into concealed inner pockets rather than projecting into the room when open. Because those doors lock, your files can remain behind a closed barrier when staff move between filing, review, and daily administrative work. The cabinet accommodates letter- or legal-size end-tab file folders, so you can match its filing capacity to the folder format already used in your records area.
Your configuration starts with the interior: use the adjustable shelves and dividers to arrange the five tiers around the way your department separates active files, closed records, or shared reference folders. Exterior color choices include all of Mayline's corporate paints, while the door colors are Mist, Graphite, Pebble Gray, and Sand. Interior components are in Graphite, giving you a clear specification when you coordinate the cabinet with surrounding furniture. For a records room, administrative suite, or shared filing area, this locking vertical file cabinet combines a 42-inch width, five tiers, and access for either letter- or legal-size end-tab folders. You can place it where recurring file retrieval happens and give your staff one consistent location to return documents after use.