Planning storage before you run out of it
Storage across every type: filing cabinets, pedestals, cupboards, bookcases, lockers and shelving. Offices consistently under-order storage, then end up with paperwork on windowsills within a year.
Storage at the desk, or away from it
Personal storage lives under the desk. Pedestals and drawers cover that, and a mobile pedestal rolls out of the way when the desk is used for something else. Three drawer units with a filing drawer are the usual specification.
Shared storage lives against a wall. Cupboards and bookcases and filing cabinets handle documents nobody owns personally. Sizing these to match desk heights is what makes a run of storage look deliberate rather than assembled.
Steel or wood finish
Wood effect matches desking and looks warmer, which suits most offices. Steel storage takes knocks that laminate does not survive, which is why it is standard in workshops, schools and high traffic areas. Steel is also the answer where security matters.
The Qube range is a complete steel system, so cabinets, lockers and shelves line up and match across a whole wall rather than being assembled from separate ranges.
If people hot desk
Agile offices need lockers, because nobody has a drawer of their own. Order more lockers than you expect: people keep a locker on days they are not in, so locker count tracks headcount rather than desk count.
Matching existing furniture
Impulse Storage is finished to match Impulse desking, so an office already fitted out in Impulse can extend without a finish mismatch.