Arnoldus 5-Drawer File Cabinet with Legal/Letter Filing and Felt-Lined Top Storage, Burnished Oak

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Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars.

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Customers frequently praise the product's attractive appearance and high quality, noting its sturdy construction and solid build. Many reviewers find it to be a great value for the price, with some mentioning its generous size. However, a few customers reported minor cosmetic damage upon arrival.

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At a Glance

Document Size: Legal

Document Size: Letter

Assembly

Drawer Glide Type & Extension: Ball Bearing

Details

Product Type: Lateral Filing Cabinet
Material: Manufactured Wood, Solid Wood
Drawer Glide Type & Extension: Ball Bearing
Weight Capacity: 300 lb.
Wood Species: Rubberwood
Imported: Yes
Document Size: Letter, Legal
Drawer Weight Capacity: 45 lb.
Color: Burnished Oak
Number of Drawers: 5
Pieces Included: Drawers
Number of File Drawers: 2
Construction Features: Dovetail Joinery
Safety Features: Drawer Safety Stop
Overall Weight Capacity: 300 lb.

About This Product

A stately upgrade for the traditional filing cabinet, this piece is crafted for a polished office space. An expansive tabletop with molding accents offers room for office essentials and display. Five drawers provide varied storage and filing function, with felt-lined top storage for smaller items and lower file drawers sized for legal and letter documents. Burnished oak and bracket-style feet complete the cabinet with classic character.

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Arnoldus 5-Drawer File Cabinet with Legal/Letter Filing and Felt-Lined Top Storage, Burnished Oak

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Arnoldus 5-Drawer File Cabinet with Legal/Letter Filing and Felt-Lined Top Storage, Burnished Oak

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