Planned design cabinets generally need to know several necessary factors: room size, file type, storage quantity, and generally consider the following as follows:

 

    First of all, you need to know the location of the room where you want to store the filing cabinet. The questions to be considered include: whether the actual room is a regular square type; whether there are non-movable columns or other fixed objects around or in the middle; the cable corners and sockets need to be avoided. open. The height of the site is the easiest to ignore, so remember to measure the high volume. If the room has beams, the lowest point to be measured is standard.

 

    When planning to place cabinets in consideration of indoor lighting problems, it is best not to have windows, and leaving the windows is also conducive to maintaining indoor air circulation. Finally, you need to communicate with the user, the size of the items placed in the cabinet, how the items are placed, and how many are, and then determine whether the existing file room is suitable, whether the load-bearing performance meets the relevant requirements, if it can be stored, you can probably The user said about the approximate file-intensive cabinet solution, and it is more realistic to discuss with the customer to plan the intensive cabinet.