Folders your staff reaches for every day are often left in open work areas, on desks, or in temporary piles; a lateral file cabinet with two locking drawers gives you a place to keep them when those surfaces are already full. The files your team reaches for should not remain mixed with routine paperwork, yet many offices have no consistent location for records that move between people throughout the day. This two-drawer format accommodates letter or legal size files, and the drawers lock for security when access needs to be limited. That gives you a way to keep personnel files, client paperwork, financial documents, or other restricted records in one identifiable place rather than leaving active folders exposed after use.
The lateral file cabinet measures 35 1/2-inch wide by 22-inch deep by 30-inch high, giving you clear dimensions for planning its place beside a workstation, along a records wall, or within a shared administrative area. Its two file drawers accommodate letter or legal size files, allowing you to use the cabinet for either filing format. The drawers lock for security, so you can control access to the contents when records need to remain restricted. It has a laminate finish, while 3 mil PVC Dura-Edge detailing is applied to all exposed edges. The specified construction stays clear: laminate finish, PVC edge detailing, and two drawers sized for letter or legal files.
Several laminate finishes let you select an appearance that fits your existing desks, storage, and room palette, so you can place the cabinet within an established workspace. You can assign one drawer to current files and the other to closed files, separate personnel material from client material, or use both drawers for a single filing group; the lock on each drawer supports the access rules you already follow. For a buyer responsible for records, the value is practical: 35 1/2-inch width, 22-inch depth, 30-inch height, two file drawers, letter or legal file accommodation, a laminate finish, and exposed-edge detailing in 3 mil PVC. You get a storage point your staff can identify and use without leaving active paperwork in the open.
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