Paper remains important after it leaves your hands, and shared files still need a place to stay organized. A combo credenza brings a storage cabinet and lateral file into the same 71-inch wide by 23-inch deep footprint, so you can keep stored materials and files in separate sections while both sides lock independently. In an office or conference room, this arrangement gives your team one location for working documents and items that need to remain available without leaving them on shared surfaces. You can establish a single point for storage and filing within the room where the work happens.
The credenza measures 71 inches wide by 23 inches deep by 30 inches high overall. Its storage cabinet portion includes an adjustable shelf, allowing you to set the shelf position to suit the materials you keep there. The lateral file has two drawers and accommodates either letter or legal filing, giving you a way to organize files according to the records your office maintains. Storage and file sides lock independently, so you can manage access to each section separately. Those specifications let you evaluate the unit against the space available in your office or conference room, while the separate cabinet and file functions help you plan where supplies, documents, and active records will be kept.
Your configuration places a storage cabinet beside a two-drawer lateral file, combining adjustable-shelf storage with filing for letter or legal documents. The cabinet portion handles materials that need shelf space, while the lateral file portion gives you two drawers for records. Independent locks allow you to control the storage and file sides separately, which is relevant when different employees, departments, or visitors need different levels of access. The 71-inch width, 23-inch depth, and 30-inch height give you the measurements needed to assess placement beside other office furnishings or within a conference room layout. For an office manager, facility director, or business owner, this combo credenza creates one clearly assigned location for two recurring demands: keeping materials off shared work surfaces and keeping files arranged in drawers. You can review the available floor area, identify which side will hold supplies and which will hold records, and choose a storage arrangement that matches the way your team works.
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