The size of the file cabinet is appropriate.

    The horizontal file cabinet is the most convenient and easy to view the contents of the entire drawer. The design of these cabinets makes the file face to the edge of the drawer and is arranged along the width of the drawer. Considering the design, these cabinets occupy a lot of ground space. The lateral cabinet size is very different. They usually have two to six drawer sizes, and drawers are designed to hold anything from a standard size file to a legal size file. The standard depth is usually not less than 16 inches to pull the entire file out of the cabinet. The most common drawer height is about 11 inches, so the width of the paper is at least mentioned. The width will determine how much each drawer can store. This number varies greatly and may be the deciding factor in the purchase of storage cabinets. The only problem is that they take up more ground space than the standard vertical filing cabinets.

    The standard vertical filing cabinet is between one and four drawers. This style allows for more storage per square foot, but they are usually more fragile and less convenient to use. The vertical cabinets have drawers, and the drawers are pulled out of the file in front of the drawer, which sometimes causes the file to sink deep into the back, causing the file to be blocked and hard to see. Standard vertical cabinet is designed for standard letter paper size paper because it is not suitable for unfoldable legal dimensions. The size is usually at least 20 inches deep, but only about 15 inches wide.