Premier Lockers

Lockers should be cleaned daily to avoid odours and to make sure the locker is sanitary for other users. Items in the locker should be removed at the end of each day (particularly dirty sportswear or wet swimwear) and carefully cleaned with antibacterial cleaning agents. Furthermore, to prevent moisture from moving in the air, the changing area should be sufficiently ventilated.

Check out our washroom ventilation options to keep your facilities feeling fresh and appealing.

The width of a locker door varies based on the model and size; however, it typically ranges from 250mm to 600mm.

Lockers include vents that allow clean air to circulate inside the locker, preventing undesirable odours from forming and allowing wet items to dry more quickly. Without locker vents, more water would collect on the interior, causing mould and mildew to grow in the wet climate, posing a health and safety concern.

In gyms, schools, leisure centres, businesses, and other commercial settings, lockers are utilised to store personal possessions or expensive objects. The way a locker works depends on the type of locking system it uses (coin-operated, electronic, combination locks, cam locks, and/or hasp locks). It's simple for users to use; they simply need to place their belongings in the locker and safely lock them away using a code, a padlock, a coin, or a key.

Lockers are quite versatile and may be used in a variety of contexts, but changing room lockers are great for schools, recreation centres, gyms, healthcare facilities, and other sites where people may need to change and store their possessions in a secure space.

For the following reasons, lockers are crucial for many businesses:

Visitors, clients, and consumers will notice how clean the changing rooms and spaces are.

Users using lockers can rest easy knowing that their personal items are secure.

They are safer since lockers eliminate trip hazards and allow for the storage of loose items.