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Locker Configurator

Choosing a locker can be a daunting task, so here is our guide to help you make your Locker choice and explain some of the terminology. 

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Locker Material

Steel

Aluminium

Plastic

18mm MDF

Core Laminated Doors

10mm SGL

Solid Grade Laminate

Lockers are normally referenced as a column unit, with one or more doors within that column. For example: One Door Locker, Two Door Locker, Three Door Locker, Four Door Locker etc.

The number of doors indicates the number of internal compartments.

1 Door Locker

1 Compartment

2 Door Locker

2 Compartments

3 Door Locker

3 Compartments

4 Door Locker

4 Compartments

Some lockers are available to buy as nests. Here are some examples of how these can be configured.

Lockers are available in a range of sizes. Please ensure that the locker height, width, and depth are suitable for the purpose you require.

1 Door Locker

Single

1 Door Locker

Nest of 2

1 Door Locker

Nest of 3

3 Door Locker

Nest of 3

(9 compartments)

Consider adding

Sloping Tops

Integral sloping top

Retro fit sloping top

Consider adding

Stands

Locker Stands

(150mm high)

Locker Bench Stands

(400mm high)

Do you need

Specialist Use Lockers ?

Some lockers are specifically designed for the use you require so make sure you look through the available range of lockers to find one which suits your needs.

If you are unsure, you can call or email us, and we can help you choose the right locker for your requirements.

Lock Selection

Factors to Consider When Choosing a Lock Type:

Security Requirements

Assess the value of items stored and the risk of theft.

User Convenience

Consider how frequently users will need to access the locker and how easy it should be to open and secure.

Environment

Think about the environment where the locker will be used, such as indoors, outdoors, or in a high-traffic area.

Budget

Evaluate the cost, not just of the lock itself, but also any potential long-term costs, like maintenance or key/card replacement.

Access Control Needs

Consider whether you need simple access control or more advanced features like audit trails or remote management.

Here's an overview of the different lock types available and their suitability for various needs

Cam Lock with 2 Keys

Hasp & Staple Lock

(For Use with Your Own Padlock)

Radial Pin Lock

Four-Digit Mechanical Combination Lock

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Digital Combination Lock

RFID Lock

Coin Return or Coin Retain Lock

Choosing the right lock type for a storage locker is a balance between security, convenience, and cost. For basic needs, a cam lock or a four-digit combination lock might suffice. For higher security or more advanced control, consider radial pin locks, digital combination locks, or RFID locks. For shared environments, hasp & staple locks or coin-operated locks might be the best choice. Digital combination and RFID locks offer the added flexibility of Private or Public Use Mode and are fully reprogrammable using a master code, making them ideal for environments with changing user access needs. In most cases these locks are available for both dry and wet environments.

Please check with us before ordering if you are unsure which lock you require, and our specialist team will be ready to assist you.

Now Select Your Lockers

We hope that this guide has clarified the locker buying process and that you are now able to confidently make the right locker selection to meet your needs.

For any additional help you may require, or to discuss your specific requirements, please contact us and we will be happy to help.

Company registered office address: Locker Shop UK Ltd, 1st Floor, 2 City Road, Chester CH1 3AE. Company VAT Reg: 7145645 Company registration number: 7145645

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