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Leisure Storage Solutions
We supply an extensive range of personal storage units tailored for leisure and aquatic environments.
Our System 2000 and System 2200 ranges are specifically engineered for municipal swimming pool changing rooms, offering a reliable service life of over 15 years.
For lighter-duty applications in gyms, private facilities, or industrial wet rooms, we offer wet-spec metal units—with optional laminate doors—for added durability and hygiene.
The Z-shaped design is ideal for spaces requiring full-length garment hanging, providing the most vertical storage of any compact model.
For extremely tough or outdoor conditions, our eXtreme plastic range offers unmatched resilience—perfect for oil rigs, marine settings, or exposed environments.
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Pure Shield SGL LockersWhat is a wet area locker?
A wet area storage unit is designed for use in environments with high humidity such as swimming pools, saunas, or gyms with showers. These are constructed using water-resistant, non-corrosive materials to ensure durability.
What materials are used in wet area storage units?
They are typically made from moisture-resistant materials such as plastic, phenolic resin, or specific grades of stainless steel. These materials help maintain structural integrity over time.
Where can these be installed?
Ideal for locations like public pools, gyms, saunas, water parks, and spas. They’re also used in industrial settings where exposure to water is common.
How do you clean wet area storage units?
Cleaning typically involves using a damp cloth and mild cleaner. Many models can also be hosed down. Always follow the manufacturer’s cleaning guidelines to protect the finish and warranty.
Do they require special maintenance?
Most require minimal upkeep thanks to their durable design. Periodic checks for wear—such as damaged hinges or cracks—are recommended. Always use moisture-resistant replacement components when needed.
What types of locks can be fitted?
Options include padlocks, traditional key locks, and electronic systems. The right choice depends on your security needs and usage scenario.
Are these secure?
Yes, when fitted with high-quality locking mechanisms and constructed to a robust standard, they offer strong security in public and private settings.
Are ADA-compliant options available?
Yes. Some manufacturers offer accessible units designed to meet ADA standards, ensuring ease of use for individuals with disabilities.