This high security Notebook Storage Cabinet has the option of internal power sockets to charge up to 18 notebooks while they are secure in storage. The Cabinet is fitted with our unique bi-parting all-steel locking tambour door. It comes complete with internal wiring for up to 18 plug sockets to provide power for notebooks stored in individually locking secure drawers while they are charging.

• Securely store and charge up 18 notebook computers
• Made to last from heavy gauge steel – all metal parts guaranteed for 15 years
• Many thousands in use across the US, UK and Canada
• Effortlessly smooth and positive tambour door movement

The notebook storage cabinet only needs a single 13 Amp socket as a power source. Available with British BS 1363 and Euro plug CEE 7/16 sockets.

A wide choice of internal components are available which can be interchanged with the Secure Drawers. The Notebook Cabinet can include and store everything from tapes and other multimedia, documents and paper filing, through to lockers for projectors and other valuable equipment .
For example, we can supply the cabinet to securely store and charge 16 notebook computers, plus a storage bin drawer for carry cases – or alternatively securely store 14 notebooks, plus supply a set of 3 lockers for projectors and a bin drawer. Contact us for information on your required combination.

The highest quality Multimedia Storage Cabinet available

The quality and durability of our notebook cabinets mean we can offer a 15-year guarantee on the steel fabricated elements – plus the internal door cable system is guaranteed not to break or fail during the cabinet’s life.

The tough paint is baked on to shrug off knocks and the textured finish doesn’t show fingerprints or greasy marks keeping the multi media cabinet looking superb throughout its life.

Unique bi-parting Tambour Door

Unique bi-parting roller shutter door meets centrally for easy operation. Both top and bottom segments operate simultaneously so the whole door is opened and closed by sliding just the top or the bottom section. This means the multimedia or notebook cabinet door is effortlessly operated from either a standing or seated position. Plus, there’s no need to reach to the floor to operate the door lock - as with conventional tambour door cabinets.

Optional Security Locking Bar (see photo above) enables a padlock to be used to supplement the standard integral lock - further improving security where required to protect valuable computer equipment and confidential data.