For client records, a cabinet offers MDF laminate and letter or legal hanging-file capacity. A lateral file cabinet gives you a place to organize letter or legal size hanging files while keeping those records close to the people who use them. The two-drawer format suits teams that need active paperwork available without placing every file on a desktop. In a customer-facing office, the documents your staff handles most often are also the ones visitors may see first. A fully finished back matters when the cabinet is visible from more than one side, including in locations near reception or a shared work area. You get a dedicated filing point for records that need to remain accessible without becoming part of the room's general visual clutter.
This lateral file cabinet measures 31 1/2-inch wide by 22-inch deep by 30-inch high overall. Its construction includes MDF laminate with matching edge banding, a light gray top, and a fully finished back. Inside, the cabinet contains two file drawers with locking capability. Together, the drawers accommodate letter or legal size hanging files, giving your team a place to separate records by file size while maintaining access to both formats. The dimensions provide a defined footprint for planning against a wall, beside a workstation, or within a reception-area filing zone. Because the source dimensions describe the overall cabinet, they should be used for floor planning.
You can choose the MDF laminate finish in Cordova Brown or Steely Gray. The light gray top provides the stated contrast against either finish, while matching edge banding carries the selected laminate treatment around the cabinet's finished surfaces. The two lockable file drawers let you organize active client, customer, personnel, or administrative records according to the way your team works, provided the files use letter or legal size hanging folders. For an office manager, that means one location to assign during your filing plan. For a facility director or business owner, the fully finished back and measured footprint give you more placement information when coordinating reception, shared work areas, or employee filing zones. The result is a lateral file cabinet specified around the records your office already handles every day.
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