When files outgrow the drawers and boxes in your office, you are left choosing between crowded workstations and records that are harder to locate. A low storage cabinet can put that pressure into one measured footprint: this unit is 42-inch high by 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep, giving your team a tall, wide place for files, supplies, and other office materials. If your current storage is built around 36-inch wide cabinets, this cabinet offers 33% more storage capacity than those cabinets. That difference matters when you are trying to keep active records near the people who use them without spreading boxes across the room.
Heavy-gauge steel and welded construction form the cabinet construction. Each shelf can hold up to 400 pounds, giving you a stated capacity limit for planning files or supplies by shelf. Shelves adjust in 2-inch increments without tools or clips, so you can set their positions to correspond with the materials you are storing. Integrated leveling glides compensate for uneven floors, an important consideration when your storage area sits across surfaces that do not meet at the same height. A three-point locking system provides extra security for the contents, giving you a way to include files or supplies requiring additional control in the same storage plan.
For your layout, the 42-inch height keeps this low storage cabinet below taller casework while its 48-inch width uses the footprint associated with the stated capacity comparison. You can organize shelf spacing in 2-inch increments as the size of your stored materials changes, and the leveling glides let you account for floor variation at the cabinet location. The three-point locking system adds security where stored contents need more control than an open office area allows. This Tennsco product is made in the USA, giving you a storage cabinet with documented steel construction, shelf capacity, adjustable shelf positioning, leveling glides, and locking security to plan around.