Floor-level storage remains exposed to movement, cleaning, and traffic around your records area, and your flat file cabinet needs to account for that reality. If your office uses medium flat files, the closed style base raises them 4 inches off the floor while keeping the file position above that level. This stand holds up to two flat files and places the front 2 3/8 inches from the file. The file itself is sold separately, so you can evaluate the base and file as distinct pieces before planning your records layout. For an office manager managing archived drawings, plans, or other oversized documents, that distinction matters: you can match the stand to the files your department actually uses instead of treating storage capacity as an assumption.
The flat file cabinet uses all-steel construction, and nylon rollers provide mobility for the stand. Overall dimensions are 46 1/4-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 4 3/4-inch high. The low base is intended for a medium flat file, and the closed style base raises files 4 inches off the floor. Its front is recessed 2 3/8 inches from the file, a measured relationship that keeps the configuration tied to the file it supports. Capacity is up to two flat files, giving you a clear limit for planning a records area, department archive, or drafting storage location. Because the listed dimensions describe the overall cabinet, you can use them to check the available width, depth, and height in the location you have selected without treating any one measurement as a work surface dimension.
Choose the closed style base when your medium flat file setup needs the files raised 4 inches from the floor rather than resting at floor level. The 46 1/4-inch width, 30-inch depth, and 4 3/4-inch height give you the measurements to compare against the records area you have available. Nylon rollers let you move the stand within that area, while the recessed front sits 2 3/8 inches from the file. With capacity for up to two flat files and a file sold separately, you can plan the cabinet around the records volume you need to place there. The result is a clearly bounded storage choice: a closed style base for a medium flat file, with the relevant dimensions and capacity stated before you commit.
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