Storage elements remain important pieces of functional equipment in the office.
Yet they are being rediscovered as furniture, giving space character and form – by zoning and organising in group and team offices or as solitary pieces of furniture.

The more complex the requirements, the more important it is to have straightforward yet well-thought-out storage systems, be it in the Back Office or ComOffice, in a cell office or open plan area, in conference or communication rooms, or in the management area.

What is required is not one solution for everything, but the best solution for the individual need.
For example, cabinets with sliding doors, horizontal tambour, or AL-K cabinets are needed near the workstation for spatial division and organisation.
In the management areas cabinets with hinged doors working as a facade or as archive cabinets, become pieces of furniture - either veneered or with a grooved MDF front.
Cabinets with drawers are used for archive areas in cellular offices, groups of offices, or combination offices.