ASSA Coinlock Classic Wet-Area Locker Locks
Coin-Operated Locker Locks for Wet and Corrosive Areas
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Features
ASSA Coinlock Classic Wet-Area Locker Locks
The ASSA Coinlock Classic is a mechanical, coin-operated locker lock for temporary personal storage in swimming pools, leisure centres, gyms and changing rooms. It has a hook-bolt locking mechanism and is available in right-hand and left-hand configurations.
ASSA ABLOY also describes its corrosion-resistant wet-area range as Classic+. It uses different materials from the standard dry-area Classic. Confirm that the supplied configuration is suitable for the intended environment, particularly when replacing an existing lock.
Construction for Wet and Humid Areas
According to the ASSA Coin Lock technical sheet, the wet-area design uses a polycarbonate lock case, a chromated-brass cylinder and nickel-plated brass keys, hook bolt and specified internal components. These materials provide corrosion resistance for suitable indoor wet areas.
Corrosion resistance does not make the lock waterproof. Locker doors, fixing points, strike plates and other fittings must also be appropriate for the environment and maintained accordingly.
How the Coin Lock Works
The user inserts the specified coin or token, locks the door and removes the key. When the locker is reopened, the key remains captive in the lock for the next user and the coin follows one of two paths:
- Coin return: the deposit passes into a return tray, from which the user retrieves it.
- Coin collection: the deposit passes into a collecting box and is retained as a charge for locker use.
The operating arrangement and accessories supplied must be confirmed for the selected lock. A suitable coinbox is required for coin collection; it should not be assumed to be included with every product.
Coin and Token Denominations
Total Locker Service lists £1, 50p and token options. Each coin mechanism is configured for a particular denomination, so one version should not be assumed to accept another coin or token. Confirm the required denomination before ordering or requesting a conversion.
ASSA Coinlock Classic Cylinder Options
The Total Locker Service catalogue identifies three cylinder arrangements, each with right-hand and left-hand versions:
| Cylinder configuration | Right-hand TLS code | Left-hand TLS code |
|---|---|---|
| 19 mm fixed | 290237A | 290237AL |
| 29 mm fixed | 290251A | 290251AL |
| 29 mm removable | 290239A | 290239AL |
These are Total Locker Service catalogue codes, not ASSA ABLOY manufacturer part numbers. The manufacturer uses separate references for its left-hand assemblies. Confirm the exact supplied configuration when matching an existing installation.
A fixed cylinder is normally retained in the lock assembly; a removable cylinder is designed to be removed using the appropriate authorised procedure. The 19 mm and 29 mm measurements describe cylinder length, not maximum door thickness. The correct escutcheon or front plate can depend on both cylinder length and locker-door thickness. See the technical specification for additional selection guidance.
Door Handing and Hook-Bolt Fitting
Coinlock Classic models use a hook bolt rather than a rotating cam arm. The hook must engage the locker frame or suitable strike correctly. Check the existing lock or the manufacturer's handing diagram before selecting a right-hand or left-hand version.
Fixing-hole positions, door thickness, cylinder reach and the alignment of the hook bolt and strike are important in both new installations and replacement projects. Similar-looking coin locks may not fit the same door preparation.
Keys, Management Access and Accessories
The cylinder can be specified for compatible keying arrangements, including master-keyed installations where available. When replacing locks in an existing system, provide the original keying references and confirm compatibility rather than assuming interchangeability.
Confirm what is supplied with the selected lock, including user keys, management keys, return trays, coinboxes, escutcheons and fixings. Additional locker key wrist straps are available separately for leisure facilities.
Choosing a Replacement ASSA Coin Lock
Before ordering a replacement, establish the following:
- Existing ASSA lock and cylinder type: 19 mm fixed, 29 mm fixed or 29 mm removable
- Right-hand or left-hand operation
- Door thickness, fixing-hole positions and any front plate or escutcheon
- Hook-bolt engagement and frame-strike position
- Coin-return or coin-collection operation and required coinbox
- £1, 50p or compatible token denomination
- Existing keying system and required accessories
If the existing lock cannot be identified, provide photographs of its front and rear, cylinder, hook bolt and frame strike, along with fixing measurements and the locker-door thickness. Our locker parts and service team can help assess compatibility.
Applications and Related Locker Locks
Wet-area Coinlock Classic locks are intended for suitable swimming-pool, leisure-centre, gym, spa and workplace changing-room installations. See our swimming-pool lockers for related wet-area storage options.
Browse other coin-operated locker solutions, ASSA locker locks or the complete replacement locker lock range. Select the available cylinder, handing and denomination options above; confirm any coin-collection or special keying requirements before ordering.
Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below ASSA Coinlock Classic technical information
ASSA Coinlock Classic Technical Specification
The ASSA Coinlock Classic is a mechanical coin-operated locker lock with hook-bolt locking and separate left-hand and right-hand versions. The wet-area specification is intended for suitable swimming-pool, leisure and changing-room installations. Choose the correct cylinder version, handing, denomination and coin-return or collection arrangement for the installation.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Lock type | Mechanical coin-operated locker lock |
| Locking mechanism | Hook bolt engaging the locker frame or compatible strike |
| User-key operation | A suitable coin or token allows locking and key removal; the key remains captive after unlocking |
| TLS cylinder configurations | 19 mm fixed, 29 mm fixed and 29 mm removable |
| Handing | Right-hand and left-hand versions |
| Coin operation | Coin return using a return tray or coin collection using a compatible coinbox |
| Denominations listed by TLS | £1, 50p or a specified compatible token |
| Lock case | Polycarbonate |
| Cylinder material | Chromated brass, as described in the ASSA product sheet |
| Key material | Nickel-plated brass |
| Wet-area hook bolt | Nickel-plated brass |
| Door fitting | Check door thickness, fixing positions, strike alignment and required escutcheon or front plate |
| Keying arrangements | Confirm requirements for individual keys, keyed-alike groups or a compatible master-key system |
| Accessories supplied | Check the selected product package for keys, return tray, coinbox, escutcheon and fixings |
Classic and Classic+ Material Specifications
ASSA ABLOY distinguishes between Classic locks for dry locations and Classic+ corrosion-resistant versions for wet areas. This comparison explains the construction differences; it does not imply that both specifications are selectable on this product page. Confirm the material specification of the product being supplied.
| Component | Classic: dry area | Classic+: wet area |
|---|---|---|
| Lock case | Polycarbonate | Polycarbonate |
| Cylinder | Chromated brass | Chromated brass |
| Keys | Nickel-plated brass | Nickel-plated brass |
| Hook bolt | Yellow-chromated steel | Nickel-plated brass |
| Other specified components | Yellow-chromated steel | Nickel-plated brass |
The wet-area specification improves suitability for humid and corrosive environments but does not make the complete installation waterproof. Locker doors, strikes, fasteners and surrounding fittings must also be suitable for the conditions.
19 mm Fixed, 29 mm Fixed and 29 mm Removable Cylinders
The TLS catalogue lists three cylinder configurations, each with left-hand and right-hand variants. These are product-configuration descriptions; the door thickness that a particular installation can accommodate must be established separately from the relevant ASSA fitting information. Check the escutcheon or front plate required for the door.
A fixed cylinder remains fitted during normal servicing. A removable cylinder is designed for authorised replacement or maintenance using the appropriate procedure. Neither type should be substituted for another without checking the existing lock, door preparation and keying system. See the Features section for the six TLS catalogue codes.
Coin-Return and Coin-Collection Operation
After the correct coin or token is inserted, the locker can be locked and the key removed. When the user unlocks the locker, the key remains in the lock. The deposited coin passes into the return tray for the user to retrieve, or into a collecting box when the site charges for locker use.
The coin mechanism is configured for a specified denomination. A denomination selected on the product page does not by itself confirm whether a return tray or coinbox is supplied. Verify the operating mode and any additional accessories when ordering.
ASSA Coinlock Classic Ordering and Replacement Checklist
| Requirement | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Environment | Wet-area Classic+ specification or a separately confirmed dry-area model |
| Cylinder version | 19 mm fixed, 29 mm fixed or 29 mm removable |
| Handing | Left-hand or right-hand, with correct hook-bolt engagement |
| Door and frame | Door thickness, fixing centres, strike position, escutcheon or front plate |
| Coin operating mode | Coin return with tray or coin collection with compatible coinbox |
| Denomination | £1, 50p or the exact token specification |
| Keying | Individual keying, keyed alike or an authorised compatible master-key arrangement |
| Package contents | Required keys, wrist straps, coin tray or coinbox, fitting plates and fixings |
For replacements, photographs of the lock front and rear, cylinder, hook bolt and frame strike, together with door and fixing measurements, help identify the correct version. See our locker parts and service, ASSA locker locks and coin-operated locker solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions About ASSA Coinlock Classic Locks
What is an ASSA Coinlock Classic locker lock?
It is a mechanical coin-operated locker lock with a hook bolt. The correct coin or token allows the door to be locked and the user key to be removed.
Which cylinder versions can I order?
Total Locker Service lists 19 mm fixed, 29 mm fixed and 29 mm removable configurations, each in left-hand and right-hand versions. Check the exact product selection before ordering.
Do the 19 mm and 29 mm options specify the maximum door thickness?
No maximum fitting thickness should be inferred from the catalogue option alone. Compatible door thickness depends on the lock version and the specified escutcheon or front plate. Check ASSA fitting information and the existing door measurements.
What is the difference between a fixed and removable cylinder?
A fixed cylinder is intended to remain in the lock during normal servicing. A removable cylinder can be removed for authorised replacement or maintenance using the correct equipment and procedure.
How do I choose left-hand or right-hand operation?
Identify the door handing and check how the hook bolt meets the locker frame or strike. For replacements, compare the existing lock and fitting measurements before selecting a handed version.
What is the difference between coin return and coin collection?
With coin return, the deposited coin passes into a return tray when the user unlocks the locker. With coin collection, it passes into a collecting box and is retained as a charge. Confirm the selected mechanism and accessories.
Does the user keep the key after opening the locker?
No. The user key is captive in the lock after the locker is opened, leaving it ready for the next user.
Can the lock accept £1 coins, 50p coins or tokens?
These denominations are offered as separate TLS selection options. The mechanism must be configured for the specified coin or token; it is not a universal multi-denomination lock.
Is the ASSA Coinlock Classic suitable for swimming pools?
The wet-area Classic+ material specification is intended for humid and corrosive changing-room conditions. It is not described as waterproof, and the locker, strike and fixings must also suit the environment. See our swimming-pool lockers.
What is the difference between Classic and Classic+?
Classic is specified for dry environments and uses a yellow-chromated steel hook bolt. Classic+ uses a nickel-plated brass hook bolt and other corrosion-resistant components for wet-area installations. Confirm which model is being supplied.
Are keys, wrist straps and coinboxes included?
Check the selected package for the supplied keys, return tray, coinbox and fittings. Locker wrist straps can be purchased separately.
Can the Coinlock Classic replace another locker coin lock?
Only where the cylinder, door preparation, fixing pattern, handing, hook-bolt movement, strike and coin mechanism are compatible. Photographs and measurements of the existing lock help identify a suitable replacement.
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 1 - 5 Working Days.
Standard delivery is available to mainland UK addresses, Monday to Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.
Deliveries are kerbside only. Products may be delivered by a third-party pallet or specialist carrier using a suitable commercial vehicle.
The customer is responsible for providing suitable personnel and equipment to unload the delivery safely.
Please tell us before ordering about restricted access, specific delivery dates or times, FORS requirements or other special delivery arrangements. These may be available at an additional cost.