A file cabinet with a safe is a piece of office furniture designed to securely store documents and valuables. It combines the functionality of a standard file cabinet with the security features of a safe. Here are the typical characteristics:

Structure:

File Cabinet Section:
- Multiple drawers (commonly two to five) designed for storing hanging file folders, loose papers, or small items.
- Drawers may have smooth sliding mechanisms with ball-bearing tracks.
- Often labeled for easy document categorization.
Safe Section:
- Located at the top, bottom, or as a compartment within the cabinet.
- Equipped with a secure locking mechanism such as:
  - Combination locks.
  - Digital keypads.
  - Biometric (fingerprint) scanners.
- Made with reinforced steel to deter tampering or forced entry.
- May include fireproof or waterproof features to protect against disasters.

Materials:

Durable metal, typically steel.
Fireproof or fire-resistant insulation for added protection.

Dimensions:

Varies widely depending on the number of drawers and the size of the safe.
Compact versions exist for smaller offices, while larger models are designed for high-volume storage.

Uses:

Business Use: To store sensitive contracts, financial records, or confidential employee information.
Personal Use: To secure valuables such as jewelry, passports, or important personal documents