R White Cabinets Single Door Desk Height Cupboard - Black

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Designed for office professionals and home workers who need a robust storage solution, the R White Cabinets Single Door Desk Height Cupboard offers a durable, professional-grade space for organising heavy items like paper reams and reference books. Its furniture-quality construction ensures longevity, though users should be aware that the unit's solid 18mm panel build makes it quite heavy, potentially requiring assistance during assembly or initial positioning.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | R White Cabinets |
Yes, the internal shelf is fully adjustable and can be removed if you need the full vertical height of the cupboard.
The internal storage space measures 590mm in height, 439mm in width, and 454mm in depth.
No, all panels, including the back, are constructed from 18mm thick material for maximum structural integrity.
Yes, the cupboard is finished in furniture-quality MFC which is resistant to heat, though the use of a coaster is always recommended for long-term care.
This product generally arrives as a flat-pack item, and due to the weight of the panels, professional or two-person assembly is recommended.
The base model features standard hinges without an integrated lock.
Adjust the mounting screws on the metal hinges to fine-tune the door's position and clearance.
Ensure all four metal shelf supports are fully inserted into the same height-level pin holes on both sides of the interior.
Given the high-quality 18mm panel construction, the unit is significantly heavier than budget alternatives. It is strongly recommended to have another person assist you when moving or positioning the unit to avoid injury or damage to flooring.
For care, the MFC surface is resistant to heat and common office debris. Simply wipe the exterior down with a soft, damp cloth and a mild detergent if needed. Avoid using abrasive sponges, which could damage the black finish over time. Periodically check the metal hinge screws to ensure they remain tight after the initial "settling in" period of the furniture.