Filing Cabinets Australia
Diplomat 530EN Fire Resistant Data Cabinet Safe
Platinum FG4 Fire Guard Filing Cabinet Safe
Platinum FG2 Fire Guard Filing Cabinet Safe
ChubbSafes Fire File 2 Drawer 25" Filing Cabinet
Chubbsafes Archive Cabinet Size 880
Diplomat - Data Cabinet DS1530EN
Diplomat - DFC4000E - Fire Resistant Filing Cabinet
Guardall - GDF2000 - Fire Resistant Filing Cabinet Safe
Guardall - GDF3000 - Fire Resistant Filing Cabinet Safe
Guardall - GDF4000 - Fire Resistant Filing Cabinet Safe
Chubbsafes Archive Cabinet Size 325
Platinum FG3 Fire Guard Filing Cabinet Safe
Chubbsafes Archive Cabinet Size 640
ChubbSafes Fire File 4 Drawer 31" Filing Cabinet
ChubbSafes Fire File 2 Drawer 31" Filing Cabinet
ChubbSafes Fire File 4 Drawer 25" Filing Cabinet
CMI Security Cabinet SC1500
CMI - DD60 - Recordsafe
Chubbsafes Archive Cabinet Size 450
CMI - G-CB2 Class B Filing Cabinets
Office Filing With a Security Rating Behind It
A filing cabinet safe looks and functions like a standard office filing cabinet, but it's built with secure steel construction and a lockable mechanism that provides genuine theft protection. For offices that handle confidential documents, client files or sensitive business records, a filing cabinet safe brings the organisation of a cabinet and the protection of a safe into one unit.
Who Benefits From a Filing Cabinet Safe
Legal practices, accountancy firms, medical clinics, HR departments and any business that stores confidential client or employee records in physical form can benefit from a filing cabinet safe. Rather than storing sensitive files in an ordinary unlocked cabinet, a filing cabinet safe ensures those documents are behind a proper locking mechanism with solid steel construction.
For fire protection alongside security, look at our fireproof filing cabinets. For compact secure document storage, our fireproof document boxes may also be worth considering.
How They Compare to Standard Office Safes
The key difference is form factor. A filing cabinet safe is designed to store hanging files and folders in organised drawers, making it faster to retrieve and file documents than a compact safe with shelves. If you're frequently accessing physical files throughout the workday, the filing cabinet format is generally more practical than a traditional safe for document storage.
Selecting the Right Configuration
Filing cabinet safes come in two-drawer and four-drawer configurations. A two-drawer model is suitable for smaller filing volumes, while a four-drawer model handles larger collections. Consider the filing load you currently have and where you expect to be in a few years to avoid outgrowing the cabinet too quickly.
Can I use hanging files in a filing cabinet safe?
Yes. Filing cabinet safes are designed to accommodate standard hanging files and folders. Check the internal rail system on the specific model to confirm it matches the file format you use.
Are filing cabinet safes lockable?
Yes. Most models include a key lock that secures all drawers simultaneously through a single locking point. Some models offer electronic locking for additional access control.
Do filing cabinet safes provide fire protection?
Standard filing cabinet safes focus on theft protection rather than fire protection. For fire protection, look specifically at models marketed as fireproof filing cabinets with a fire rating. The two are different products.
How heavy are filing cabinet safes?
Heavier than standard filing cabinets due to the steel construction. Check the specifications and make sure your floor and installation space can accommodate the weight, particularly for upper floors.