Cupboards and bookcases take care of everything that will not fit under a desk: files, reference books, stationery and shared equipment. Units in this range are made to line up with desk heights, so a full wall of storage looks like a single piece of furniture. They work in offices across Ireland, from client areas to busy back rooms.
Doors or open shelves
Doors keep the contents out of view, and that counts for more than most people think. Open shelves look tidy when they are first filled, then slowly gather clutter, so wherever clients pass, office cupboards are the safer option.
Open bookcases suit places where the contents are meant to be seen, such as a display of reference books, or a back room where nobody is trying to impress. Plenty of offices use both, with doors out front and open shelves further back.
Before ordering, measure the wall and note where sockets, radiators and windows sit, so the run fits without awkward gaps.
Choose the height with care
- Desk height units give you an extra worktop and keep views open across the room.
- Full height units store much more but can make a space feel boxed in.
Most offices benefit from a mix. Combining both along one wall usually looks better than picking a single height, and it breaks up what would otherwise be a long, flat run.
Matching what you already own
If you have Impulse desks, Impulse Storage is designed to match them. For more formal rooms, High Gloss Furniture includes twin cupboards and units with credenza tops. Where toughness matters more than looks, steel storage survives knocks that would mark laminate.
For help planning a storage wall, call 01 816 6600.
