Description
Here’s a breakdown of the Filing cabinet with safe:
Materials:
- Body: Usually made from cold-rolled steel for durability and fire resistance. Thickness varies depending on security level (typically 18-22 gauge).
- Doors and drawers: Constructed from steel or reinforced with steel for added strength.
- Safe compartment: Higher security models may utilize thicker steel plate or additional fire-resistant insulation.
Security:
- Safe compartment:
- Lock type: Key, combination, or electronic locks. High-security models may use dual locking mechanisms.
- Security rating: Look for certifications like UL Class 350 (burglary protection) or UL Class 125 (fire protection).
- Cabinet locks: Optional for additional document security.
- Fire resistance: Some models offer fireproof ratings (e.g 60 minutes) for both documents and valuables.
Storage:
- Number of drawers: Standard options include 3 drawers for document filing.
- Drawer size: Letter-size is standard, but legal-size options exist.
- Safe compartment size: Consider the dimensions of valuables you need to store.
Dimensions:
- Overall size: Varies based on the number of drawers, safe size, and cabinet design. Typical heights range from 180cm to 210cm, widths from 45cm to 90cm, and depths from 40cm to 60cm.
- Safe compartment dimensions: Check the internal measurements to ensure it accommodates your valuables.
Additional Features:
- Casters: Allow for easy movement and flexibility.
- Cable management: Useful for organizing power cords from electronic devices.
- Adjustable shelves: In some models, offer additional storage flexibility within the safe compartment.
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