Locker and changing room guides

What lockers does a school need, and how many fit in a corridor?
What lockers does a school need, and how many fit in a corridor?
For a school, a locker with 82 × 28 cm compartments takes a pupil's bag and coat and fits six pupils per metre of corridor. Here are the sums for... Read more...
Metal locker dimensions: a size chart for the whole range and how to measure the space
Metal locker dimensions: a size chart for the whole range and how to measure the space
Height, width, depth, compartments and doors of every locker, in one table. And what to measure before you order: the walkway with the doors open, the ceiling, the skirting board... Read more...
How many lockers per employee does the law require? Sizing the changing room
How many lockers per employee does the law require? Sizing the changing room
The Workplace Regulations 1992 give no figure per employee: they require secure accommodation for the clothing of each person who changes. Here is the count with shifts, with dirty work... Read more...
What lockers does a gym need, and how many for the peak hour?
What lockers does a gym need, and how many for the peak hour?
Which locker fits a gym changing room and how many you need at peak time, with the sums for 70 people, plus what to settle before you buy: damp, keys,... Read more...
Changing room benches: sizes, how many you need and what the regulations say
Changing room benches: sizes, how many you need and what the regulations say
A comfortable changing room bench is 45 cm high, like a chair, and gives each person 45 cm of length: the 90 cm bench seats two and the 150 cm... Read more...
Stylish lockers without paying more: what to look for and where they work
Stylish lockers without paying more: what to look for and where they work
What makes a metal locker look good, where it works best and how to combine colours in a row, with the numbers for a 3 m stretch of wall. Read more...
Cheap metal lockers: what to check so they don't end up costing more
Cheap metal lockers: what to check so they don't end up costing more
A cheap metal locker is a good buy if it stands up to daily use and someone answers when something goes wrong. What to ask about the steel, finish, lock,... Read more...
Lockers with or without a key: which lock suits each changing room
Lockers with or without a key: which lock suits each changing room
When the law requires lockable lockers, what each lock offers (key, padlock, coin or code) and how to hand out and keep the keys of a 40-person changing room. Read more...
How to assemble a metal locker in under 15 minutes
How to assemble a metal locker in under 15 minutes
It goes together with screws in the order set out in the manual, in under 15 minutes per locker, and should then be fixed to the wall with screws and... Read more...
2-door or 4-door locker: which to choose (and when to go for 6 or 12)
2-door or 4-door locker: which to choose (and when to go for 6 or 12)
A 2-door locker takes overalls or a coat full length, unfolded; a 4-door gives twice as many people an 82 cm compartment in the same width. Compartment sizes, people per... Read more...
Assembled lockers: how they arrive and when they make sense
Assembled lockers: how they arrive and when they make sense
In Spain it arrives upright on a pallet at the kerbside, and all you do is screw on the legs. What is included, what is not and how to tell... Read more...
Workplace locker regulations: what the Workplace Regulations 1992 require
Workplace locker regulations: what the Workplace Regulations 1992 require
If your staff change for work, regulations 23 and 24 of the Workplace Regulations 1992 require secure storage for the clothing they take off, kept apart from work clothing where... Read more...