Middle Atlantic C5 Credenza - 1 BAY 31 Deep HPL Sota Style Woodkit IN Wilsonart - C5K1B1SSHE012625

Middle Atlantic C5K1B1SSHE012625 1-Bay Credenza Woodkit in Wilsonart Biltmore Cherry

Overview

The Middle Atlantic C5K1B1SSHE012625 is a single-bay, 31-inch-deep woodkit for the C5 Credenza line, finished in Wilsonart Biltmore Cherry high-pressure laminate (HPL) in the Sota style. It provides the exterior furniture shell that converts a C5 Credenza chassis into a finished, client-facing AV or security control furniture piece — appropriate for boardrooms, reception areas, or command centers where rack infrastructure needs to blend with interior design standards rather than look like a data closet. The HPL surface is a commercial-grade finish that resists scratching and moisture better than painted wood veneers, making it a practical choice for high-traffic environments where the furniture sees daily use.

Compatibility

This woodkit is designed specifically for the Middle Atlantic C5 Credenza platform. The single-bay configuration and 31-inch depth must be matched to a compatible C5 chassis of the same bay count and depth — verify your existing or planned C5 frame matches these dimensions before ordering. The Sota style and Biltmore Cherry finish coordinate with other Middle Atlantic C5 woodkit SKUs in the Sota line, allowing multi-bay credenza runs to maintain a consistent appearance across a suite. This woodkit is a furniture accessory only and does not include rack rails, cable management, or power components — those are sourced separately from the rack systems and AV furniture category.

Installation Notes

Woodkits for the C5 Credenza line attach to the underlying metal chassis; confirm panel alignment and fastener compatibility with the specific C5 frame SKU prior to installation. HPL panels should not be exposed to standing water or high-humidity environments without appropriate sealing at joints. Coordinate finish selection across all bays in a multi-unit run before ordering — HPL dye lots can vary between production runs, and mismatched lots are visible at panel seams.