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 designed for temporary personal storage. The wet-area version uses materials selected for humid and corrosive indoor environments, making it suitable for swimming pools, leisure centres, gyms, spas and changing facilities.
Users insert a predefined coin or token to secure the locker and remove the key. Depending on the selected configuration, the coin can either be returned when the locker is opened or collected as a charge for using the compartment.
Designed for Wet and Humid Changing Areas
Wet-area Coinlock Classic models are intended for locations where locker locks are regularly exposed to moisture, humidity and corrosive conditions. The lock case is manufactured from polycarbonate, while the wet-area version uses nickel-plated brass for the keys, hook bolt and specified internal components.
Wet-area construction improves resistance to damp and corrosion but should not be described as waterproof. The locker door, strike, fixings and complete installation must also be suitable for the environment.
Coin Return and Coin Collection Options
The ASSA Coinlock Classic can be configured for either coin-return or coin-collection operation:
- Coin return: the deposited coin is returned when the user unlocks the compartment and replaces the key.
- Coin collection: the return tray is replaced by a coinbox so the deposited coin is retained as a usage charge.
Coin-return operation is commonly used where the deposit encourages users to return locker keys. Coin-collection operation is suitable for facilities that charge for each locker session.
Coin and Token Denominations
The lock mechanism is configured for a predefined denomination. Product options may include £1, 50p or token operation, depending on the selected model.
Confirm the required denomination before ordering. Changing the operating coin later may require replacement or modification of the coin mechanism.
Robust Hook-Bolt Locking
The Coinlock Classic uses a robust hook bolt that creates a secure connection between the locker door and frame. This differs from a standard rotating cam lock and makes the position of the strike and the direction of the door important when specifying the product.
Left-hand and right-hand versions are available. Door handing should be confirmed from the operating side of the locker before the lock is ordered.
Cylinder, User Key and Management Access
Cylinder and key arrangements vary between product configurations. Depending on the installation, the lock may require individual user keying, keyed-alike groups or authorised management access.
User keys, master keys and wrist straps should only be treated as included where they form part of the selected product package. Additional replacement keys and wet-area locker wrist straps can be supplied separately.
Replacement and Retrofit Projects
ASSA Coinlock Classic locks may be suitable for new locker installations and selected replacement projects. Compatibility cannot be determined from the front appearance of the lock alone.
Before replacing an existing coin lock, check:
- Door handing
- Locker-door material and thickness
- Fixing-hole positions
- Hook-bolt direction and travel
- Frame-strike position
- Coin or token denomination
- Coin-return or coin-collection operation
- Cylinder and key requirements
For identification assistance, provide photographs of the front and rear of the existing lock, the hook bolt, the locker-door preparation and the frame strike. Include measurements between the fixing points wherever possible.
Typical Applications
- Public swimming-pool lockers
- Leisure-centre changing rooms
- Gym and health-club lockers
- Spa and wellness facilities
- School and university sports centres
- Workplace shower and changing areas
ASSA Coinlock Classic Features
- Mechanical coin-operated locker access
- Wet-area construction for humid and corrosive indoor locations
- Coin-return and coin-collection configurations
- Options for £1, 50p or token operation
- Robust hook-bolt locking mechanism
- Left-hand and right-hand versions
- Separate cylinder and keying options
- Suitable for new installations and compatible replacement projects
Choosing the Correct Coin-Operated Locker Lock
Select the lock according to the installation environment, door handing, coin denomination, operating method, cylinder arrangement and existing locker preparation. Wet-area and dry-area models use different material specifications and should not be treated as interchangeable.
Browse our wider range of coin-operated locker solutions , view ASSA locker locks or compare all replacement locker locks .
For wet changing-room projects, see our swimming-pool lockers . For help identifying an existing lock or planning a replacement, visit our locker parts and service page.
Specification
Please see our technical documentation for this product below ASSA Coinlock Classic technical information
ASSA Coinlock Classic Specification
The ASSA Coinlock Classic is a mechanical coin-operated locker lock with a robust hook bolt that creates a secure connection between the locker door and frame. It is available for left-hand and right-hand doors and can be configured for either coin-return or coin-collection operation.
Each lock is set to operate with a predefined coin or token. The required denomination, door handing, material specification and cylinder arrangement must therefore be confirmed before ordering.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product type | Mechanical coin-operated locker lock |
| Locking mechanism | Robust hook bolt connecting the locker door to the frame or strike |
| User operation | The locker is secured using a predefined coin or compatible token |
| Operating options | Coin return or coin collection |
| Coin options | Configured for the selected denomination, including available £1, 50p or token versions |
| Door handing | Left-hand and right-hand versions available |
| Environment | Separate dry-area and wet-area material specifications |
| Lock case | Polycarbonate |
| Cylinder | Chromated brass |
| Keys | Nickel-plated brass |
| Installation type | New locker installations and compatible replacement projects |
Dry-Area and Wet-Area Construction
ASSA Coinlock Classic models are available with different material specifications for dry indoor locations and humid or corrosive changing areas.
| Component | Dry-area model | Wet-area model |
|---|---|---|
| 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 |
| Typical environment | Schools, workplaces and dry indoor changing rooms | Swimming pools, leisure centres, spas and humid changing rooms |
Wet-area construction improves suitability for damp and corrosive environments but does not make the complete installation waterproof. The locker door, strike, fixings and surrounding components must also be suitable for the location.
Coin Return and Coin Collection
| Configuration | How it operates | Typical application |
|---|---|---|
| Coin return | The deposited coin is returned when the locker is opened and the key is replaced | Facilities using a deposit to encourage users to return the key |
| Coin collection | The return tray is replaced by a coinbox that retains the deposited coin | Facilities charging users for each locker session |
Coinboxes, return trays and other components should only be treated as included where they form part of the selected product configuration.
Coin and Token Selection
The coin mechanism is manufactured or configured for a specified denomination. Available product options may include £1, 50p and token operation.
Confirm the required denomination before ordering. Changing from one coin or token to another may require replacement or modification of the coin mechanism.
Left-Hand and Right-Hand Locks
Separate left-hand and right-hand versions are available. Door handing must be determined from the operating side of the locker and checked against the position of the hook bolt and frame strike.
Incorrect handing can prevent the hook bolt from engaging correctly, so this information should not be estimated from the front appearance of the lock alone.
Cylinder, Keys and Management Access
Cylinder and key arrangements depend on the selected product version and site-management requirements. Confirm whether the installation requires individually keyed locks, keyed-alike groups or authorised management access.
User keys, master keys and wrist straps should only be described as included where this is confirmed for the selected product package. Replacement locker wrist straps and compatible spare keys can be supplied separately.
Replacement Lock Compatibility
ASSA Coinlock Classic locks may be suitable for replacing an existing coin lock, but compatibility depends on more than the visible face of the lock. The fixing pattern, door handing, hook-bolt position and frame strike must all be checked.
For replacement projects, provide:
- Photographs of the front and rear of the existing lock
- A photograph of the hook bolt and frame strike
- The locker-door material and thickness
- Measurements between the fixing points
- The required left-hand or right-hand operation
- The existing coin or token denomination
- Confirmation of coin-return or coin-collection operation
- Any cylinder, user-key or management-access requirements
ASSA Coinlock Classic Ordering Checklist
| Requirement | Options or information needed |
|---|---|
| Environment | Dry-area or wet-area model |
| Operation | Coin return or coin collection |
| Denomination | £1, 50p or specified token |
| Door handing | Left-hand or right-hand |
| Cylinder arrangement | Individual keying, keyed alike or other specified arrangement |
| Installation | New installation or replacement project |
| Accessories | Confirm required keys, wrist straps, coinbox, return tray and fixing components |
Browse the wider range of coin-operated locker solutions , view ASSA locker locks or compare all locker locks .
For help identifying an existing lock, visit our locker lock identification and service page.
ASSA Coinlock Classic FAQs
What is an ASSA Coinlock Classic?
The ASSA Coinlock Classic is a mechanical coin-operated locker lock with a robust hook bolt. A predefined coin or token allows the user to secure the locker and remove the key.
What is the difference between coin return and coin collection?
A coin-return lock gives the deposited coin back when the locker is opened. A coin-collection lock directs the coin into a coinbox so the facility can charge for each locker session.
Which coins can be used with the lock?
Each lock is configured for a specified denomination. Available options may include £1, 50p or a suitable token. The required denomination must be selected when ordering.
Can the coin denomination be changed later?
Changing to a different coin or token may require replacement or modification of the coin mechanism. Confirm the existing lock model and required denomination before ordering replacement components.
Is the ASSA Coinlock Classic suitable for swimming pools?
The wet-area model is intended for humid and corrosive changing-room environments. The locker door, fixings, strike and complete installation must also be suitable for the conditions. See our swimming-pool locker range for compatible wet-area storage options.
What is the difference between dry-area and wet-area models?
Both versions use a polycarbonate lock case and chromated-brass cylinder. The wet-area model uses nickel-plated brass for the hook bolt and other specified components, while the dry-area model uses yellow-chromated steel.
Are left-hand and right-hand versions available?
Yes. Separate left-hand and right-hand versions are available. The handing must match the locker door, hook-bolt direction and frame strike.
Can an ASSA Coinlock Classic replace an existing coin lock?
It may be suitable for a replacement project, but the existing fixing pattern, door handing, hook-bolt position, strike and coin mechanism must be checked. Similar-looking locks are not necessarily directly interchangeable.
Is a coinbox supplied with every lock?
No. A coinbox is required for coin-collection operation and should only be treated as included where it forms part of the selected product configuration.
Are keys and wrist straps included?
Included accessories depend on the selected product package. Confirm the number of user keys, management keys and wrist straps required. Replacement locker wrist straps can be supplied separately.
What information is needed to identify a replacement lock?
Provide photographs of the front and rear of the existing lock, the hook bolt, the frame strike and the door preparation. Also provide the fixing measurements, door handing, coin denomination and required operating method. Visit our locker lock identification service for assistance.
Where can I compare other coin-operated locker locks?
Browse our coin-operated locker solutions , view the ASSA locker lock range or compare all locker locks .
Delivery
Delivery Information
The approximate lead time is 1 - 5 Working Days.
Delivery to Mainland UK only, without any restrictions.
Our delivery times are; Monday - Friday 8am to 5pm.
We will deliver using the most economical method, using either our own vehicles or a carrier.
Goods may be palletised and delivered on an articulated vehicle.
The deliveries are kerb side only, you will need to arrange to unload the vehicle.
If there are any delivery restrictions / specific dates / times / dedicated deliveries, or FORS Registered deliveries; please contact the sales department as there may be an additional cost.