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A built-in desk with side storage and a stone worktop keeps the knee space clear and puts files within reach. Open shelves and upper cupboards add vertical storage above.
Our archive cabinet, 1600 × 400 × 2100 mm, combines closed cupboards with two open niches for binders, archive boxes and supplies. Tall cabinets are fixed to the wall.
A built-in hanging-file drawer cabinet has oak-veneer fronts on a plywood case. A mobile printer cabinet in white HPL-faced plywood stores paper above and rolls out for service.
A breakroom run of four 600 mm bays divides sink, drawers, waste and appliance zones. We keep valves and the trap reachable and size the appliance bay to its model.
Cases are 18 mm plywood with 6 mm backs, faced in white HPL or melamine, with oak veneer on the file-drawer fronts.
Stone and veneered worktops are supported clear of the knee space. Sink and appliance openings get their own supports.
We specify hanging-file frames, full-extension runners, drawer interlocks and mobile bases for each unit's contents.
| Detail | What we need from you | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Workplace opening | Desk width and the knee space you need | Places storage and supports clear of seating. |
| Paper format | Paper format: letter, legal or A4; archive boxes | Sets shelf and file-frame sizes. |
| Device footprint | Printer and equipment models | Sizes equipment shelves and mobile units. |
| Drawer operation | Locking and interlock requirements | Sets runner and lock selection. |
| Top fabrication | Worktop material and depth | Sets supports and service openings. |
| Utility access | Sink, drain, appliance and outlet positions | Separates service zones from general storage. |
Archive shelves, stationery drawers and hanging files use different interiors. We count file frames and drawer mechanisms as items instead of cabinet length.
Stone cutouts, long spans and veneered edges change material and support costs. We draw knee space and equipment zones on the same drawing.
Printer access, cable openings and appliance bays change the unit size. Mobile bases and service panels add parts.
Sinks, waste bins and appliances add fixtures and plumbing. We price them apart from dry office storage so quotes are comparable.
List users, paper formats, equipment and breakroom needs for each room.
We place file frames, archive shelves, stationery drawers and printer bays around those tasks, and plan file, equipment and cable space with you.
Our drawing shows knee space, drawer travel, equipment servicing, top supports and sink or appliance connections.
You approve finishes and hardware; we build each run to your floor plan and pack it by room.
By paper format and the number of drawers. We fit the matching hanging frame, full-extension runners and an interlock if you need one.
Yes. Our built-in office cabinets come with a stone worktop, supported clear of the knee space, with cable cutouts where you need them.
The printer model. We allow for open paper trays, access doors, ventilation and cables, and make the unit mobile so it can be pulled out for service.
Yes. Tell us which doors or drawers need locks and we fit them; open niches stay open.
From the appliance's installation sheet: width, ventilation, door swing and removal. Send the model and we size the bay.
Yes. Send the knee space, support positions and cable routes, and we fit a pedestal or mobile unit that leaves room to sit.