• Immediate visual control: The large 4 mm tempered glass doors allow you to locate binders, archive folders, or historical files at a glance, speeding up daily search operations.
• High-density storage: By taking advantage of a height of 250 cm and a depth of 60 cm with an internal division into 5+5 shelves, the cabinet maximizes storage capacity per square meter.
• Office layout optimization: The sliding movement of the doors eliminates the front opening clearance, allowing the unit to be positioned even in narrow corridors or close to other workstations.
• Load flexibility: The internal shelves, adjustable every 60 mm, allow you to modify the useful space between the shelves, adapting perfectly to binders of different heights or archive boxes.
• Safety and stability: Tempered glass guarantees significantly higher impact resistance than common glass, fragmenting into small, blunt, non-hazardous pieces in case of accidental breakage.

The h789_31 cabinet is the choice of preference for large administrative offices, law, notary, and accounting firms that manage massive document flows and require an elegant yet highly functional archive. It also finds perfect application in laboratories, research centers, and industrial technical offices for the storage and orderly display of catalogs, samples, project folders, or instruments that must remain protected from dust but constantly visible.

This cabinet represents the correct choice when a definitive and structurally impeccable archiving system is needed to make the most of the height of the rooms. It is preferable to standard or wooden cabinetry for its mechanical longevity guaranteed by top-quality steel sheets with tight flatness tolerances, and by the union with M8 galvanized bolts that prevent any structural failure over time. It is the ideal solution if you are looking for a safe, spacious archive furnishing natively prepared for the intensive use of vertical reading hanging folders.

What is meant by 4 mm tempered glass in this type of cabinetry?

Tempered glass is a safety glass that has undergone a thermal treatment to increase its mechanical and thermal resistance. Compared to standard glass, it is much more resistant to daily impacts and, in the unlikely event of breakage, it shatters into tiny harmless pieces, minimizing the risk of injury in the workplace.

How is the sliding of the large glass doors managed?

The 0.8 mm sheet metal perimeter frame securely holds the glass and fits into a system of two lower guides obtained directly by folding the sheet metal of the base, combined with an upper internal guide inserted in the top of the cabinet. This system ensures a stable, smooth linear movement free of lateral oscillations.

Can the internal shelves support heavy weights such as completely full binders?

Yes, the shelves have a thickness of 0.7 mm and are fixed to the sides of the structure using 1.5 mm stamped steel sheet hooks. The folded profiling of the shelves is specifically designed to maintain flatness under heavy and continuous loads, and it is equipped with internal shaping for the attachment of hanging folders with a 330 mm center distance.