Changing Room Lockers & Furniture<\/a><\/p>\n Laptop & Charging Lockers<\/a><\/p>\n School lockers<\/a> typically line the hallways and will store students books, bags and belongings.<\/p>\n The most common materials used for school lockers are steel and plastic. Steel lockers are cost-effective & durable. Some steel lockers have an anti-bacterial powder coated finish which is beneficial for health and hygiene. Plastic lockers are also an ideal choice for schools due to strong durability – they are a popular choice for outdoor areas such as bike shelters.<\/p>\n Shop all School lockers<\/a><\/p>\n Shop all Anti-bacterial Lockers<\/a> Plastic lockers<\/a> are also ideal for school environments as they can be stored indoors or outdoors. This can be a space-saving technique if there is limited space indoors, space outside can be utilised. This material is easy to maintain, hard wearing and water resistant. The polyethylene plastic material can withstand general wear & tear providing strength and durability for everyday use.<\/p>\n Shop all plastic lockers<\/a><\/p>\n Lockers can be provided with optional accessories, depending on your preference or need. Lockers with feet or sloping tops are beneficial for cleaning purposes – especially under the locker. Sloping tops prevent items being left on top of the locker to keep the area clean and tidy at all times.<\/p>\n Ventilation is an important factor when choosing lockers for educational environments, as they will be used daily to store many different items ranging from books, sports clothing, sports equipment and\/or food.<\/p>\n Shop all ventilated lockers<\/a><\/p>\n As there has been an increase in potentially dangerous items entering schools, lockers could possibly be the main place to hide them. Vision panel lockers are a great way to prevent these issues as these lockers will offer visual security.<\/p>\n Shop all vision panel lockers<\/a><\/p>\n There are many different lock options to consider depending on the use of the lockers.\u00a0If lockers are being shared we suggest a 4 digit combination lock for easy access between pupils or a hasp lock so pupils can simply bring their own padlock. With digital combination locks, there is a master key option available if teachers need to gain access.<\/p>\n If each pupil has their own locker you can opt for combination locks, or traditional key locks (cylinder locks). Each pupil will get their own key or combination for easy access.<\/p>\n With each of these options spare keys, master keys or codes can be made or reset to allow access to the lockers if they need to be emptied or checked by staff. Always consider the size of the locker door when purchasing different lock options.<\/p>\n Different lock options available;<\/p>\n *Contact our sales team to order<\/a> \u2013 available online soon!<\/p>\n Before purchasing lockers for changing rooms there are a few things to consider – the space provided and the budget. Multi-compartment and nested lockers are the best choice when purchasing for limited space. These lockers are great value for money and ideal for changing rooms as pupils can store away valuables, clothes, shoes and bags. We offer a range of single and double-sided bench seats with coat hooks or hangers which are ideal for changing rooms. Students can use the benches when getting changed or as a place to rest bags and\/or shoes. We will also be introducing our new range of bench seats soon that will be available offline and online.<\/p>\nSchool Lockers<\/h2>\n
Anti-bacterial<\/u><\/h3>\n
\nStandard steel lockers can be purchased with an anti-bacterial coating. This powder coated finish helps to prevent viruses and bacteria from infecting and spreading. It reduces the risk of diseases such as MRSA and E.Coli from spreading across surfaces. This is especially beneficial for lockers used in busy environments, where a number of people are using the same lockers regularly. These lockers are ideal for schools and higher education environments where germs are prone to spreading.<\/p>\nOther materials to consider<\/u><\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nFeet, plinths and sloping tops<\/u><\/h3>\n
There are different design features to consider <\/u><\/h4>\n
Locks<\/span><\/h4>\n
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Changing Room Furniture<\/h2>\n
Changing Room Lockers<\/u><\/h3>\n
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