Mobile Box File Pedestal
A mobile box/file pedestal is the piece of storage that makes an open-plan desk workable. It rolls under any standard worksurface, holds the things a person needs within arm's reach, and rolls out again when the desk gets reassigned, which, on a benching floor or in a hot-desking layout, it will. This one suits offices moving away from fixed casegoods, and anyone adding storage to a height-adjustable desk where a fixed pedestal would fight the frame.
The thing that matters here is the drawer configuration. This is a two-drawer box/file: one shallow box drawer on top for pens, cables, headsets and the everyday clutter that otherwise colonizes a desktop, and one deep file drawer below sized for hanging folders in both letter and legal width. That split is deliberate, a two-file pedestal gives you more filing than most people now need, and a three-drawer box/box/file gives up the deep drawer entirely. Box over file is the configuration that matches how a desk actually gets used. A central locking core secures both drawers with one key, which matters in any shared or unassigned setting.
Key features
- Two-drawer box/file configuration, shallow supply drawer over deep file drawer
- File drawer takes letter and legal hanging folders
- Central locking core secures both drawers with a single key
- Casters for rolling under and out from a worksurface
- Mobile, so it moves with the person when a desk is reassigned
- Finished in White, Silver or Black
Finish options
Choose the finish above: White, Silver or Black. White and Silver sit comfortably under light laminate worksurfaces and in newer open-plan builds; Black is the safer match for older casegoods and darker desking. The price is the same across all three.
Pedestals are easy to under-order and awkward to add later, and they need to clear the frame of whatever desk they live under. Tell us the desk and the quantity and we will confirm the fit before you buy, get in touch and we will work it out with you.
