Staff Lockers

When choosing a staff locker, consider the following factors:

1. Size and Storage Requirements: Determine what your staff members need to store. Do they need to store bags, uniforms, personal belongings, or equipment? A 3-door or 4-door locker is typically sufficient for most staff needs, offering separate compartments for personal and work-related items.

2. Security: Ensure the locker provides secure storage. Staff lockers are often equipped with individual locks, which could be key-based or combination locks, depending on your security preference.

3. Durability: If the locker is intended for use in a high-traffic area, opt for a laminate door locker. These are designed to withstand daily wear and tear while maintaining a polished look over time.

4. Aesthetics: Consider the workplace environment. Choose a color and style that complements the decor of your space. Laminate door lockers come in various finishes, such as standard, pastel colors, or timber effect for a more natural look. Metal lockers come in a wide range of bright door colour options from red, yellow, blue and green to pastel colours and white, silver or black.

5. Accessibility: Ensure the locker height and width suit the staff's needs. Typically, lockers range from 180cm in height, but shorter options may be available if space is limited.

Ultimately, the right locker type will depend on the specific storage needs, security concerns, and space available in your workplace.

Staff lockers can be placed in a variety of locations depending on the workplace setup and employee needs. Common placement areas include:

• Staff Rooms & Break Areas – Provides employees with a secure space to store personal belongings during their shifts.
• Changing Rooms – Ideal for workplaces where staff need to change uniforms, such as hospitals, factories, and gyms.
• Office Spaces – Compact lockers can be placed in open-plan offices for convenient access to personal storage.
• Back-of-House Areas – In retail, hospitality, and warehouses, lockers are often placed in staff-only zones.
• Entrance Areas & Corridors – Suitable for businesses with limited space, allowing employees to store coats and bags upon arrival.

The placement of staff lockers should consider accessibility, security, and available space to ensure convenience for employees.

All metal and laminate staff lockers must be placed in dry indoor areas. They are not suitable for use in humid or wet environments, as prolonged exposure to moisture can affect durability and performance.

Choosing the right staff lockers is essential for ensuring employee belongings are securely stored. Our range offers various locking options to meet different security needs. Select from standard cam locks with two keys or hasp & staple locks for use with a padlock. For added security, we offer coin-operated lockers equipped with a £1 coin return lock, which helps minimize lost keys, as users need them to retrieve their coin. If you prefer a more advanced option, we provide mechanical scroll combination locks or digital combination locks, both with a master key override for easy access.

Staff lockers come with a 7 to 10 year warranty, excluding fair wear and tear. This warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use, ensuring long-term durability and reliability. For specific warranty terms and conditions contact our sales team.

Yes, you can order locker stands and sloping tops. Locker stands help raise lockers off the ground for easier cleaning and improved hygiene, while sloping tops prevent items from being placed on top, maintaining a tidy and safe environment. These accessories are available for various locker sizes and can be added to your order. Let us know your requirements, and we’ll help you find the right options!