Desk pedestal file cabinets fit under or near desks and can be used as supplemental seating. They store work items, such as folders and files, and personal items, like purses, wallets, and phones.

Vertical file cabinets have a small footprint with narrow drawers that organize and hold hanging file folders from the front of the drawer to the back of the cabinet.

Lateral file cabinets have wide drawers that organize and hold hanging file folders from one side of the drawer to the other.

Flat file cabinets store large documents, such as blueprints, schematics, and technical drawings. These cabinets are used in architecture firms, engineering firms, photography studios, and art studios.

These bases raise the height of flat file cabinets to make their lower drawers more accessible.

Combination lateral file storage cabinets have wide drawers that organize and hold hanging file folders containing letter and legal-sized documents side-by-side, and they have open cabinet storage underneath for storing boxes and books.

Fire-resistant file cabinets are static storage units and help protect sensitive documents and digital content stored on CDs and portable flash and hard drives. These chests help limit exposure to water and fire.

Fire-resistant chests are portable storage containers that move wherever they're needed and help protect sensitive documents and digital content stored on CDs and portable flash and hard drives. These chests help limit exposure to water and fire.

Cabinet locking bars protect sensitive documents from being accessed without the accompanying key. They install onto file cabinets with power tools.