When reference binders, active files, and shared materials are left in stacks because nobody has assigned them a place, you are evaluating a standard bookcase for the next storage decision. The issue is not simply where to put another row of binders; it is whether your team can identify, reach, and return the materials it uses without adding more disorder to the room. This bookcase has six shelves, including five adjustable shelves, giving you a shelf layout you can plan around.
For planning purposes, the overall dimensions are 71-inch high by 31 1/2-inch wide by 14-inch deep. The bookcase features a laminate finish and 3 mil PVC Dura-Edge detailing on all exposed edges. Its six shelves include five adjustable shelves, so you can set those shelf positions to match your planned arrangement. The specifications keep the physical planning concrete: you can measure the intended wall location, map clearance around it, and account for the shelf count before ordering.
Several laminate finishes are available for this standard bookcase, allowing you to select the appearance that fits the room where it will be used. That choice matters when your storage needs to sit within an established office palette rather than look like an afterthought. The 31 1/2-inch width and 14-inch depth give you fixed planning points for locating it, while the 71-inch height establishes its vertical requirement. You can organize six shelves around the way your staff handles binders, files, and reference materials, then adjust five shelves as that arrangement changes. For a buyer comparing storage options late in the process, the relevant checklist is specific: finish selection, overall dimensions, six shelves, and five adjustable shelves.
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