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  Buyer’s Guide     

Office, Staff, Industrial, Pigeon & Employee Lockers — Complete Guide

 Everything you need to pick the right locker for your workplace: materials, sizes, finishes, installation and local services.
 

Types of Lockers & Where to Use Them         

Choosing the right locker starts with matching the type to the need. Below are common locker types and typical use-cases.

  • Office / Staff Lockers — slim, compact units for personal belongings, ideal for corporate offices and co-working spaces.           
  • Employee / Staff Lockers — sturdy, larger compartments for uniforms, shoes and personal gear used in factories, hospitals and schools.           
  • Industrial Lockers — heavy-duty, powder-coated steel lockers that resist corrosion and handle rough environments.          
  • Pigeon Lockers (Compartment Lockers) — multi-compartment banks used for parcel pickup, staff mail, and shared storage in hostels or delivery hubs.

Materials & Finishes

Common materials and why they matter:

  • Mild Steel (MS) — most common; strong and affordable.
  • Stainless Steel — used where hygiene and corrosion resistance are critical (hospitals, kitchens)
  • Powder Coating — durable finish that prevents rust and looks professional. (See our powder coating service for colour matching.         

Sizes & Configurations         

Lockers come in many configurations. Standard choices include single-door full-height, two-door, four-door and pigeonhole banks (6/8/12 compartments). Pick based on:

  • Available floor space
  • Average item size (helmets, bags, files)
  • Number of users
  • Security requirement (locks vs digital access)

Security & Lock Options

Security is vital. Choose from:

  • Padlock hasps (economical)
  • Built-in cam locks (keyed)
  • Combination locks (mechanical or digital)         

Installation, Delivery & Local Services

Good suppliers offer delivery, on-site installation and after-sales support. For workplaces, request site measurement and a layout plan to ensure optimal placement and aisle clearance.         

Maintenance Tips

  • Regularly clean with mild soap and water; avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Inspect hinges and locks every 6 months; lubricate if needed.           
  • Touch up scratches with matching powder-coat paint or use professional recoating for large damage.

Who Should Buy What?

Quick recommendations:

  • Small Office: 1–2 door staff lockers with cam locks.
  • Large Factory: Industrial lockers with full-height compartments and padlock provision.         
  • Delivery/Logistics Hub: Pigeon lockers with numbered compartments for quick pickup.           
  • Schools & Hostels: Combination of pigeon lockers (for small items) and full-size staff lockers for students/wardens.               

Frequently Asked Questions       

* What is a pigeon locker?
A pigeon locker is a bank of small compartments (pigeonholes) used to store mail, small parcels or personal items for multiple users.
           
* Can lockers be customized?
          
Yes — sizes, colours, lock types and internal fittings (shelves, shoe racks) are often customizable.
           
* Do you provide powder-coating?        
Yes — powder coating improves durability and aesthetics; choose from many standard colours or custom matches.
 
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