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Declutter your house using the variety of storage units we offer. Depending on the space available you can choose the right fit
This guide will help you choose the perfect solution for your storage needs

Before you start browsing, start with understanding the space available to keep the cabinet. To know what kind of cabinet will best fit the room,
● Carefully measure width, length, and height of the room.
● Check the window and door location – so the cabinet doesn’t obstruct / block the entry or the window
● Ensure that you leave min of 30” of space between the cabinet and other furniture
Storage Needs
If you are a bookworm and have a huge collection?
Bookshelves: Usually open cabinets with a few drawers or shutters. Perfect for displaying Books as well as collectibles
Bookcases: Covered Storage for your books, usually have glass shutters. Ideal for displaying books, but also protecting your valuable collection from dust
Need storage to stash away some stuff not used frequently? Go for:
Cabinets: Covered with shutters for convenient access. Usually with shelves inside – ideal for Living rooms or Bedrooms
Trunks: Traditional way of storage, can double-up as an extra seat or even as a unique coffee table in the living room. If you have space in the bedroom, you can keep a trunk at the footboard of the bed to get some extra storage for blankets & bedding
Need some storage which you can access easily? You need:
Sideboards: Perfect for Dining areas. Sideboards usually have drawers for easy access and shelves for heavy items. They can be used as an additional table space or buffet when entertaining guests. Sideboards can have compact designs or can be large and elaborate for spacious rooms
Kitchen Cabinets: Suitable if you have large kitchen / dining area Also known as Hutch Cabinets, these cabinets are usually tall with lower sections deeper than the upper section. Upper section usually has open shelves and shelves covered with glass shutters.
Chest of Drawers
Can be a great storage option in the Bedrooms to hold your delicates or you can use it exclusively as kid’s storage. Chest of drawers is available in multiple sizes and usually has 3 to 5 drawers stacked on top of each other. You can keep a mirror on top and the same Chest can be used as a Dresser.
Office Cabinets
Office Cabinets is the solution for you. You can store all your office supplies, files and more in the office cabinets. Office cabinets are two types:
Pedestals: which are placed under the desk / table for quick access. Usually with 2 or 3 drawers
File Cabinets: Tall cabinets with shutters which hold the files and paperwork efficiently
Material Options
Solid Wood
Strong, durable & versatile material for the cabinetry. Solid wood can be easily carved, painted, or given a distressed finish, presenting a great opportunity for design. Solid wood comes in different grains and polishes, so a variety of finishes are possible. Can suit all budgets.
Engineered Wood
Economical material for beds. Beds made in engineered wood are lighter than Solid wood and come in a multiple of designs. These are easy to maintain and are available in several colours & finishes ranging from wood to solid colours to metallic finishes.
There are different types of Engineered woods. Most popular are:
MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard): Sturdy and easy to machine. Multiple finishes like PU paint, Laminates are available
Plywood: Strong and durable, plywood is a choice of material for its strength and termite resistance
Metal
Metal cabinets are lightweight yet strong. Metal is cost effective, and cabinets can be manufactured in several different designs, colours & finishes
Plastic
Plastic molded cabinets are lightweight, water resistant and durable. A variety of designs, colours and finishes are available in plastic
More Tips
• A cabinet can be used as a design element in the room. Choose a statement piece or go with the design that blends-in with the room style.
• Do not load the storage (Shelves and Drawers) beyond the given capacity to prevent damage