Things You'll Need:
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- Paper
- Money
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Step 1
Measure the area where you will be keeping your cabinet. Using a measuring tape, measure from top to bottom and side to side. Be sure to measure how deep the cabinet is so that you will be able to open and close the drawers to their maximum capacity. Since vertical file cabinets take up very little room, they're great for areas where space is at a premium.
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Step 2
Take into consideration how much use your cabinets will get on a day-to-day basis. Most product specifications will indicate an item's durability. Feel free to ask questions of the retailer. Wood vertical cabinets are available in the standard two-file version, and in designer types from super-traditional to shabby-chic. You can literally style your room with a piece of functional furniture; your budget is your only limitation.
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Step 3
Visit Just Filing Cabinets.com and use the form in the sidebar to narrow your selection. Just Filing Cabinets.com has more than 100 wood vertical filing cabinets, and shopping their inventory to find exactly what you need is incredibly easy. Check boxes to find what you are looking for by type (vertical), construction (wood), then price, drawer type (legal or letter), finish (color), application (home or commercial use), number of drawers, security (with or without a lock), mobility (with or without casters), height and width (five options each), shipping method, brand, customer rating, and shipping time (one to three days). Free shipping and hassle-free returns are available, unless noted.
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Step 4
Check your local Yellow Pages for office furniture specialty stores if you prefer to see your items in person. Office supply stores such as Staples and Office Depot and even retailers such as Target and Wal-Mart carry wood vertical file cabinets.













