Middle Atlantic C3 Credenza Woodkit - 4 BAY 32 Height IN Biltmore Cherry HPL - C3K4D1MHE0E0B00000

Middle Atlantic C3K4D1MHE0E0B00000 4-Bay Credenza Woodkit Biltmore Cherry HPL

Overview

The Middle Atlantic C3K4D1MHE0E0B00000 is a 4-bay, 32-inch-height credenza woodkit finished in Biltmore Cherry high-pressure laminate (HPL). It provides the exterior furniture enclosure for Middle Atlantic C3 Series credenza rack systems — purpose-built for boardrooms, executive offices, and AV presentation environments where exposed rack equipment is not acceptable. The woodkit delivers the finished cabinetry appearance while the internal rack frame handles equipment mounting; the two components ship and install as a matched system. HPL finish offers scratch and abrasion resistance suitable for high-contact furniture environments without the maintenance demands of veneer.

Compatibility

This woodkit is engineered specifically for the Middle Atlantic C3 Series credenza rack platform. It is sized for a 4-bay configuration at 32 inches in height. Confirm your C3 Series frame bay count and height against this woodkit before ordering — Middle Atlantic C3 credenza woodkits are not interchangeable across different bay counts or height variants. The Biltmore Cherry HPL finish is one of several finish options in the AV furniture enclosure line; verify finish code matches your room standard before procurement. This woodkit does not include the internal rack frame, rails, or cable management — those components are ordered separately as part of a complete rack system build.

Installation Notes

Installation requires the corresponding C3 Series credenza frame assembly. The woodkit panels attach to the frame per Middle Atlantic's C3 assembly documentation — consult the current Middle Atlantic installation guide for panel sequence, fastener placement, and torque requirements specific to the C3 credenza line. HPL surfaces should be protected during assembly; edge contact with metal frame components during fitting can chip finish corners if panels are forced out of alignment.