File in style with this lateral file cabinet from the Carson Forge® collection. This two drawer lateral file features drawers with full extension slides that hold letter or legal size hanging files to keep your most important documents secure and organized. A patented, interlocking safety mechanism allows only one drawer to open at a time to keep your wood lateral file cabinet stable and safe. We know you want to get to organizing as quick as possible, that s why this lateral file cabinet includes quick and easy assembly with a patented T-lock drawer system. Finished in Washington Cherry and paired with wrought iron style hardware and accents, this rustic file cabinet will add some sweet style to your home décor and get your organized too! We hope you like what you see. Sauder designers travel the world and bring back the best and latest in style, finish, and color trends. This inspiring world travel is evident in the cutting edge and innovative furniture solutions we offer to you!
Overall Dimensions: W: 34 1/2" (87.6 cm) X D: 20 3/8" (51.7 cm) X H: 29 1/2" (74.9 cm)
- Features 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.
- Wrought iron style hardware and accents for an extra touch of class.
- Quick and easy assembly with patented T-lock drawer system.
- Washington Cherry finish.
*Item colors and configurations may vary. For more information regarding potential product options, please contact our store.
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