As folders multiply, a cabinet provides locking drawers and full-extension ball-bearing suspension. This cabinet has two drawers: the top accommodates binders and letter/legal size documents, while the bottom accommodates letter/legal size filing. Full-extension movement lets each drawer travel outward for access to its contents, while the interlock system allows only one drawer to open at a time to prevent tipping. Locking drawers give you a way to keep routine access within your office's established filing process.
All-steel construction forms the cabinet, with full-extension drawers operating on ball-bearing suspension. The drawers lock, and leveling glides allow you to set the cabinet in position on the floor. Overall dimensions measure 42-inch wide by 18-inch deep by approximately 27-inch high. The drawer arrangement separates binders and letter/legal size documents in the top drawer from letter/legal size filing in the bottom drawer, so your team can assign each level according to the records it handles. The interlock system is built into the drawer operation and permits only one drawer to open at a time, addressing the tipping risk created when multiple drawers are extended.
You can choose from three finishes to coordinate the cabinet with the filing area, private office, or shared administrative space where it will be used. The 42-inch width gives you a clearly sized location for a two-drawer filing unit, while the 18-inch depth establishes how far it extends into the room. Full-extension drawers keep the contents accessible through the full drawer travel, and ball-bearing suspension supports that specified movement. Locking drawers, leveling glides, and the interlock system remain part of the day-to-day configuration, giving you specific operating features to consider alongside the all-steel construction. For an office manager or facility director, the result is a filing location with separate drawer roles, controlled opening, and finish choices you can evaluate against the room where records are kept.