When departmental files begin occupying the work areas your staff needs for daily tasks, you can use a low storage cabinet to bring that material behind wood doors and keep the floor, work surfaces, and shared tables available for their intended use. A lock adds a security step for contents that should not remain exposed, while two total shelves, including the base, let you separate supplies and files by use rather than stack everything together. At 30-inch high, this cabinet places storage within reach in areas where taller furniture could interfere with sightlines or movement.
The cabinet measures 30-inch high by 35 1/2-inch wide by 22-inch deep overall. It features a laminate finish and wood doors, giving you a closed storage point for materials that need to stay together. The cabinet includes two shelves total, including the base. A 3-millimeter edge banding is included, and the high-impact 3-mil Tough Edge is standard on all tops, end panels, and drawer fronts. That edge treatment helps protect those edges from scratches, chips, and dents. The cabinet locks for security, allowing you to keep stored files and supplies behind the doors when access should be limited.
Several finishes let you coordinate the cabinet with the room where it will be used. You can place it near workstations for files in active use, in a shared area for supplies, or alongside other storage furniture when your floor plan calls for storage at a 30-inch height. The 35 1/2-inch width and 22-inch depth give you a clear planning reference as you assign its location. Because the cabinet locks and the shelves include the base, you can set separate expectations for access and placement: staff can identify where routine materials belong, while files requiring restricted access remain in the locked cabinet. Choose the finish that fits your office plan and use the doors, shelves, and lock to create a clear arrangement for everyday storage.