locking wood file cabinet

Common options include central locks that secure all drawers at once and individually lockable drawers. Listings often note that keys are included—examples include two keys per lock or a single key that locks all drawers.

Mobility features commonly include caster wheels for rolling—listings describe 4 or 5 universal or smooth‑rolling casters. Many models offer lockable casters or locking brakes so the cabinet can be fixed in place.

Several listings include anti‑tip features such as an anti‑tip auxiliary caster, interlocking drawer systems that prevent multiple drawers opening at once, and anti‑tipping wheels to improve stability when drawers are extended.

Finish and surface descriptions vary: common wood/laminate options include clean white and matte or scratch‑resistant matte surfaces; metal cabinets typically use a powder‑coated finish that resists rust and scratches.

Documented capacities include small‑drawer limits around 15 lbs and large‑drawer limits around 22 lbs, a countertop limit of about 40 lbs, a cabinet‑level capacity noted as up to 220 lbs, and a metal cabinet maximum load capacity around 330 lbs.