What is a locker & why do you need one?

Lockers can form part of a changing room complex, or be used throughout a facility to provide security and storage for personal effects or work equipment. Providing lockers can often help to reduce petty criminal actions within a facility such as theft or vandalism.

Should you use a mesh locker?

Where visibility and ventilation of contents is required, mesh lockers can often be an economical solution. For areas where there is a risk of infection, contamination or bacterial growth, lockers with anti-bacterial coating that reduces these risks are frequently popular.

Do You Keep your personal items & valuables in a locker?

Your personal items and valuables & use of lockers Please keep your valuables with you or always tucked away in a locker. If we need to remove items, rest assured that we always have 2 members of staff to empty a locker, and we will store your items for a reasonable period of time.

Are anti-bacterial lockers a good choice?

For areas where there is a risk of infection, contamination or bacterial growth, lockers with anti-bacterial coating that reduces these risks are frequently popular. When they are for use by the public, anti-vandalism or reinforced lockers can often be appropriate.

How many compartments does a locker system have?

Locker systems can often have up to six compartments per unit, with a number of internal configurations like shelves, rails and partitions for the storing of different materials.

What material should a locker be made of?

The surroundings and use of the locker will often have a bearing on the material used in its construction. Corrosion resistant plastic or powder coated steel lockers are often ideal for use in wet areas or outdoors when exposed to the elements.