Barrister laterial file cabinet

This item isn't sold in stores. Help us improve this page. About this item. Highlights Drawers with full extension slides hold letter or legal size hanging files to help keep you organized. Patented, interlocking safety mechanism allows only one drawer open at a time to keep you and your family safe. Quick and easy assembly with patented T-lock drawer system. Specifications Dimensions Overall : Weight: Surface Material: Laminate.

Features: Drawer s. Drawers: 2. TCIN : UPC : Description Kick clutter and chaos to the curb! Create the organization your home needs without having to sacrifice on the style that you love with this lateral file from the Barrister Lane collection. This file cabinet features two large drawers with full extension slides to hold letter or legal size hanging files for increased organization of all your important documents.

The patented, interlocking safety mechanism allows only one drawer to open at a time for extra safety measures.

The spacious top surface provides you with space to store and display a variety of different items like a wireless speaker, stacks of magazines, decorative plants, and photos of your family and friends. Its versatile design and charming good looks make this storage cabinet a great addition to any room in your home. Finished in Sindoori Mango and detailed in attractive hardware, this handsome lateral file is the storage solution your home needs.

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If you have questions about Sauder or any other product for sale, our customer service team is eager to help. United States. Vertical file cabinets have more depth than lateral file cabinets.

The two most common forms of filing cabinets are vertical files and lateral files. A vertical file cabinet has drawers that extend from the short side typically 15 inches or mm of the cabinet. A lateral file cabinet has drawers that extend from the long side various lengths of the cabinet. Keeping a file cabinet properly organized will help prevent injuries and accidents. When possible, the drawers should be equal in weight.

If they are uneven, the heavier items should be placed at the bottom. A heavy top drawer can cause the entire cabinet to tip over when the drawer is pulled out. The low base enables you to stack up to 3 flat files whereas the high base allows stacking only 2. The high base features a bookcase. This is good for storing books relevant to the drawings such as the specifications. Flat files come in 3 different sizes with two different drawer options, 5 drawers or 10 drawers.

Files are pulled in and out of the shelves by their edges. Open shelf filing units have closed ends and dividers on the shelves to support the files. Open shelf filing units are distinguished from file cabinets, which store the files in closed drawers. Open shelf filing units are distinguished from warehouse shelving, which is designed to store records in boxes.

Filing and classification systems fall into three main types: alphabetical, numeric and alphanumeric. Each of these types of filing systems has advantages and disadvantages, depending on the information being filed and classified. Lateral filing is when papers are added from the side of the file and the identification tab is on the side of the file.

To pull the document out, you grab the sides edges.