Storage demands accumulate long before office managers have room to accommodate them, and your low storage cabinets need to account for coats and office materials before they occupy desks, corners, and walkways. This two-door cabinet gives you storage behind its doors, along with a coat area and five shelves. The 70-inch high cabinet uses the room's vertical space while giving your team a single location to manage items that would otherwise spread across daily work areas. For a buyer responsible for order, access, and consistent use of office space, that arrangement puts the storage requirement in clear terms before you commit floor space elsewhere.
Overall dimensions are 37-inch wide by 19-inch deep by 70-inch high. The top and end panels are 1 1/8-inch thick. Construction combines hardwood and veneer throughout the cabinet. Its edges are solid hardwood with a radius profile. The two doors enclose the storage area, which includes the coat area and five shelves stated for this cabinet. The surface treatment begins with a dark cherry stain, then uses a multi-step sealing process to produce a medium sheen finish. These specifications give you the measurements and material details needed to compare the cabinet with the wall, clearance, and storage requirements already established in your office. They also identify the parts that will be most visible in a reception area, private office, conference room, or shared work zone.
Your floor plan can account for the cabinet's 37-inch width, 19-inch depth, and 70-inch height before you assign it to a wall or storage zone. The two-door configuration keeps the coat area and five shelves within one cabinet, giving you a clear way to plan where coats and office materials will be handled. The dark cherry color and medium sheen finish establish the specified appearance, while the radius edges and hardwood-and-veneer construction carry the material description across the cabinet. Review the overall dimensions against your available wall space, then match the five-shelf and coat-area configuration to the items your staff needs to keep out of work areas. You are choosing a measured storage cabinet with a stated finish and a defined internal arrangement.