A file left in an open work area can expose information long after it stops being used, and a vertical file cabinet can place those records behind locked drawers where your staff can retrieve them without moving them into another room. If your current credenza or return has active paperwork nearby, you are managing both access and visibility at the same time. This pedestal file is made for use with a credenza, return, or extended corner surface, giving your team a storage point beneath the work area rather than leaving folders in piles or open bins. Its drawers lock for security, so the records you need during the day can remain in the workstation zone.
The all-laminate construction measures 27 1/2-inch high by 15 1/4-inch wide by 20-inch deep. The top is unfinished and must be attached to the underside of a surface, making the relationship between the file and the surrounding credenza, return, or extended corner important to your planning. Integrated cable management access is located at the top and bottom, allowing cables to pass through those specified access points. The file drawers hold letter or legal size hanging folders. Curved metal pulls with a brushed nickel finish provide the drawer hardware, while the locks are keyed the same and have removable lock cores. A dual-purpose pencil area stores supplies or a laptop computer, giving you a place for smaller work items in addition to the file drawers.
Use this vertical file cabinet where your work surface needs file storage below it and the surrounding layout already includes a credenza, return, or extended corner. The 15 1/4-inch width and 20-inch depth give you the measurements to compare against the underside of that surface before specifying the placement. You can plan around the unfinished top, the attachment requirement, and the cable management access at both the top and bottom. The brushed nickel pulls introduce the only stated hardware finish, while the unfinished top remains a specific part of the configuration rather than a finish applied across the cabinet. With keyed-alike locks, removable lock cores, letter or legal hanging-file capacity, and a dual-purpose pencil area, your team can keep current records and smaller work items close to the work area while controlling access to the drawers.