When it comes to aesthetics, solid wood is a no-brainer choice. It looks stunning and there are so many ways in which you can customize it to blend with the existing décor. Stained mahogany, polished cherry, dark oak, red maple or just plain chalk or milk paint, all of them look elegant. · For office use, most people prefer to go the tried and tested way. Plain, boxy designs, clean lines that give a formal and organized look. · But you can always go against the grain and experiment with the design. For example, two old wooden crates can be connected to rails to create a bespoke lateral file ca

To select the most suitable design of a solid wood lateral file cabinet, two things need to be considered first: · The type of documents that will be stored. Will you be using the cabinets mainly to store legal-sized documents only, which are bigger than letter-sized ones? There are cabinets that can accommodate both mind you. But you can buy a more compact one, if it will be used solely to store letter-sized documents. The files can be stored both, side by side, or front to back. There will be hanging folders to neatly organize and catalog the contents. · The necessary number of drawers. Soli

Depending on the nature of the documents being stored in the cabinets and whether it will be used in an office set up or in a home, you can select from one or more of the following features. · Security: A lockable drawer or multiple ones can be used in an office setup to lock business sensitive documents that only selected employees will have access to. · Caster wheels: Swiveling caster wheels make it easy to move the solid wood file cabinet around office or home if the need arises. The last thing you need is to lift a heavy solid wooden cabinet filled to the brim with files. · Stackable: Stac