With the increasing demands on employers to show due diligence when providing for their employees, lockers and storage are becoming a common sight in the workplace.
They are also essential in changing rooms in leisure centres, swimming pools and schools. Lockers can be stood or nested together to crate a bank of lockers.
Choice of Doors
A typical locker is nearly two metres high and approximately 300m wide. This can be divided into compartments of one, two, three, four or six doors, each with a door. The more doors, the smaller the individual locker.
Various Uses
Large lockers (1 door) are good for science and food establishments, where staff wear overalls and lab coats, and need to hang up their own coat.
Medium sized lockers (2 or 3 door) allow space for a jacket to be hung up and items to be placed on the bottom of the locker, such as shoes, books, bags, laptops and books or files
Small sized lockers (4 or 6 door) are designed for small valuables, or a pair of shoes, or a small bag such as a handbag or camera bag.
Germ Guard Technology
All our lockers have Germ Guard Technology, a unique patented anti-bacterial paint, which lasts the life of the locker. It is proven to reduce contamination, and help prevent the spred of Eschesricia coli (E coli) and Methacillin resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
High Quality Lockers
All our lockers have integral locks on every door, and are finished in powder coated paint in a choice of colours. The doors are ventilated to help prevent smells and mildews, and have buffers to prevent clanging noises. Some models have an integral coat hook. We have sourced a range of high quality, durable lockers at excellent prices.