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What materials are file cabinets typically made from?

File cabinets are commonly made from metal (usually steel), solid wood, or engineered/wood-composite materials.

What file sizes will typical file cabinets accommodate?

Most cabinets accommodate standard hanging file sizes such as Letter, A4, and Legal; some listings also note F4 compatibility.

What anti-tilt or safety features do file cabinets include?

Several models include anti-tilt or interlocking systems that restrict opening to one drawer at a time to help prevent the cabinet from tipping.

What mobility features are available for file cabinets?

File cabinets can be freestanding or mobile. Mobile options include caster wheels—examples noted are five smooth-rolling casters (two with brakes) or four 360° swivel casters (two with brakes) for easy movement and secure parking.

What surface finishes do file cabinets have and how should they be cleaned?

Steel cabinets typically have a scratch-resistant powder-coated or painted finish; wood or composite cabinets usually have painted or matte finishes. Cleaning recommendations include wiping with a soft, damp cloth or following spot/ wipe-clean instructions.

What weight or load capacities are provided for file cabinet drawers and units?

One listing specifies a 55 lbs load capacity per drawer; whole-unit weights shown across the results range roughly from about 20 pounds up to about 99 pounds.