Where do you keep your important files" Stuffed in a drawer" Expand your office storage and enhance your décor with this lateral file from the Costa collection. Blending style and function together, upgrade your décor and the place you store your papers to this 2 drawer lateral file cabinet. This lateral file cabinet features full extension slides and holds letter or legal-size hanging files. A durable, 1 thick top of this wood lateral file cabinet is the perfect place for books, home décor and more. Your safety is always on our mind and this 2 drawer file cabinet includes a patented, interlocking safety mechanism that allows only one drawer open at a time. Additionally, both drawers include a lock for secure storage of your documents. Finished in Chalked Chestnut® and detailed with a stylish, framed, slat-front, this cottage inspired, legal size lateral file cabinet will look stunning no matter where it stands.
Overall Dimensions: W: 33 3/8" (84.8 cm) X D: 21 7/8" (55.6 cm) X H: 30" (76.2 cm)
- Features Durable, 1" thick top.
- 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, keeping you and your family safe.
- Drawers lock for secure storage.
- Framed, slat-front detailing for an added touch of style.
- Meets BIFMA standard x5.9 for safety, durability, and structural performance.
- Chalked Chestnut® finish.
Chalked Chestnut(R) Finish
*Item colors and configurations may vary. For more information regarding potential product options, please contact our store.
Professional delivery and installation is available for every product we sell. We would be happy to coordinate delivery and installation for you.
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