Before active paperwork spreads, a cabinet pairs a locking top file drawer with a utility drawer. Your office needs a place to separate active work from records that must be retained, and this lateral file cabinet gives you two drawers for those different demands. The top file drawer locks, while the utility file drawer supports office storage needs within the same 34-inch-wide footprint. You can place current material above files that need a different handling routine.
The cabinet uses thermally fused laminate, with contemporary black wood framing accents on the laminate and contemporary black metal hardware. Its storage consists of one locking top file drawer and one utility file drawer for office storage needs. Drawer construction includes full suspension ball bearing glides and precision channel joints. Overall dimensions are 34-inch wide by 21-inch deep by 31-inch high, giving you the measurements needed to compare the cabinet with the location you have available. Those measurements describe the cabinet overall, not a separate work surface, so you can evaluate the unit against your floor plan without treating the dimensions as desktop space.
Your configuration centers on the two-drawer arrangement: use the locking top file drawer for records that should remain secured and the utility file drawer for office storage needs that require regular access. The black wood framing accents the thermally fused laminate, while the black metal hardware keeps the specified components consistent across the cabinet. With its 34-inch width, 21-inch depth, and 31-inch height, you can assign the unit to a file area, an executive office, or another location where those overall measurements fit your plan. The result is a dedicated place for active and retained paperwork, with the drawer construction and locking top compartment reflected in the specifications above.