Filing cabinets

There are no formal requirements for file and filing cabinets, but companies and government agencies regularly experience information leakage and document loss. These cabinets are designed to provide organized and efficient storage of documents in offices or archives.

File cabinets are designed to create an organized workflow. They are used to store papers in libraries, archives, personnel departments and registries. File cabinets make document handling easier. They form a structured catalog repository where forms and documents can be easily placed and accessed.

Advantages of filing cabinets and filing cabinets:

• helps to economically use the area of the room;
• easy access to documents;
• long service life;
• two types of locks available - mechanical and electronic;
• additional equipment available, such as paper separators, boxes and partitions;
• the appearance can be adapted to the interior.

Various types of filing cabinets are available in the GUMI assortment:

• cabinets for maps and drawings,
• filing cabinets,
• partition cabinets,
• card drawer cabinets.

The file cabinets are made of durable steel, coated with a scratch- and damage-resistant powder coating. The material is wear-resistant, so it retains its properties in adverse conditions. Inside the cabinets, the property is protected from moisture, dust and temperature changes. The walls can be cleaned with non-aggressive detergents.

Metal filing cabinets are available with up to 18 drawers, with an electronic code lock or mechanical lock to ensure document confidentiality and protection. We also offer card cabinets for document storage with convenient, fully opening drawers. File and filing cabinets are available in different levels/heights to make efficient and full use of all the space in the room. They can be equipped with drawers that hold A6 to A1 documents. The sturdy filing cabinet won't tip over because it's locked to open sections at the same time.