TROTTEN cabinet with sliding doors, white, 31 1 / 2x21 5 / 8x70 7 / 8 "
TROTTEN double-sided cabinet with open and closed storage is accessible from both sides – perfect as a room divider. You can create a workshop space by mounting TROTTEN notice board to the cabinet.
Features
Key features
10-year Warranty. Read about the terms in the warranty brochure.
The back wall of the cabinet can be mounted to the back or middle of the cabinet if you want the cabinet to be accessible from both sides, with sliding doors on one side and open shelves on the other.
The freestanding cabinet is perfect to use as a divider between different activities in the same room. Creates privacy without blocking the workspace entirely and is great for small and large areas.
The sliding doors are lockable, so you can keep your private belongings safe.
You can transform an area into a creative space for workshops by mounting TROTTEN notice board between the shelves. Lock it with the notice board's fittings to ensure that it hangs firmly in place.
By mounting TROTTEN notice board to the cabinet, you can easily switch between an open and more private space. The notice board absorbs sound, thereby reducing the risk of being disturbed by colleagues.
Good to know
This storage unit has been tested for office use and meets the requirements for durability and stability set forth in the following standards: EN 14073, EN14074, ANSI/BIFMA x5.9 and ISO-7170.
This product has been developed and tested for office use.
Possible to separate for recycling or energy recovery if available in your community.
Assembled size
| Width: | 31 1/2 " |
|---|---|
| Depth: | 21 5/8 " |
| Height: | 70 7/8 " |
| Max load/shelf: | 33 lb |
Package size & weight.
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Total packages: 2
Materials
Environment
Assembly instructions
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