Locker Locks and Replacement Locker Locks UK
Locker locks are used to control access to metal, plastic and laminate lockers in schools, workplaces, gyms, leisure centres, healthcare sites and other commercial facilities. Total Locker Service supplies replacement locker locks for existing installations as well as lock options for new locker projects.
Choose from key-operated cam locks, hasp locks, coin return and coin retain locks, mechanical combination locks, keypad locks and RFID locker locks. The correct replacement depends on the existing lock body, fixing method, cam, door thickness, door preparation and how the locker will be used.
Not sure which lock you have? Use our locker lock and part identification service. Upload clear photographs of the front and rear of the lock, the cam, the locker door and any manufacturer or key markings. This gives us the information needed to check the replacement route before you order.
Buying complete lockers rather than replacement locks? Visit our commercial lockers page. For existing lockers, you can also order replacement locker keys, browse locker parts or request locker servicing and repairs.
- Replacement locker locks for metal, laminate and plastic lockers
- Key, hasp, coin, combination, keypad and RFID options
- Locks from established manufacturers including Lowe & Fletcher, Ojmar, ASSA ABLOY, KitLock and Digilock
- Selected replacement locks held in UK stock
- Support with lock identification, compatibility and upgrade planning
- Options for assigned-user, shared-use and managed-access locker systems
Locker Lock Types Compared
| Locker lock type | Best suited to | Main advantage | Check before ordering |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key-operated cam lock | Assigned users in schools, offices and workplaces | Simple, familiar and economical | Key series, body size, fixing and cam |
| Hasp lock | Sites where users provide or are issued a padlock | No locker key management | Hasp dimensions and door preparation |
| Mechanical combination lock | Schools, gyms and staff changing areas | Keyless access without batteries | Private/public mode, fixing and override method |
| Coin return / coin retain lock | Leisure centres, pools and shared changing rooms | Well suited to temporary public use | Coin value, return/retain operation, handing and cam |
| Keypad locker lock | Shared or managed staff, education and leisure lockers | Flexible keyless access | Door thickness, mode, override and battery access |
| RFID locker lock | Managed workplaces, universities, gyms and leisure sites | Card or credential-based access | Credential compatibility, mode, fixing and management requirements |
For a detailed explanation of the differences between keys, codes and electronic access, see our locker locking systems guide. If you are replacing an unknown existing lock, use the locker lock identification guide or upload photographs through our identification form.
Locker locks by manufacturerLocker lock types
ASSA Card Lock
from £54 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Key Locks
from £19 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Padlock Locks
from £7 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Padlock Locks
from £9 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Coin Lock
from £43 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Coin Lock
from £46 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Elite
from £37 Plus V.A.T.
Ronis
from £29 Plus V.A.T.
Universal Cam Lock
from £6.3 Plus V.A.T.
Probe Cam Lock
from £6.3 Plus V.A.T.
Probe Lock
from £6.6 Plus V.A.T.
Lowe & Fletcher classic coin locks
from £38.31 Plus V.A.T.
Lowe & Fletcher Euro Pattern locks
from £22.62 Plus V.A.T.
L&F Combo Lock
from £24.77 Plus V.A.T.
KL1000
from £40 Plus V.A.T.
KL1050
from £55 Plus V.A.T.
KL1060
from £47 Plus V.A.T.
KL1100
from £76 Plus V.A.T.
KL1150
from £76 Plus V.A.T.
KL1200
from £59 Plus V.A.T.
Retrofit coin lock
from £20.15 Plus V.A.T.
Retrofit combination lock
from £51.59 Plus V.A.T.
Cue RFID
from £76 Plus V.A.T.
Cue Keypad
from £63.6 Plus V.A.T.
Range
from £63.6 Plus V.A.T.
Range
from £69.8 Plus V.A.T.
Range
from £69.8 Plus V.A.T.
Mech
from £32.6 Plus V.A.T.
Aspire RFID
from £93 Plus V.A.T.
Aspire Keypad
from £93 Plus V.A.T.
Aspire Keypad
from £80.6 Plus V.A.T.
Versa RFID
from £72.9 Plus V.A.T.
N4CDL
from £19 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Cam Locks
from £7 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar padlock Locks
from £10.63 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Coin Locks
from £20 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Combi Lock
from £40 Plus V.A.T.
Buggy Locks
from £127 Plus V.A.T.
Replacement Locker Lock Options
Replacement locker locks range from simple keyed cam locks and hasp fittings to coin-operated, mechanical combination and electronic systems. The best choice depends on who uses the lockers, how access is managed and whether the existing door preparation can be reused.
Replacement Locker Locks for Existing Lockers
Many worn or damaged locker locks can be replaced on a like-for-like basis, but locker locks are not universal. Before ordering, check the manufacturer or lock reference where possible, together with the lock body, fixing points, cam length and position, door thickness and any existing cut-outs.
If the original lock is discontinued, a compatible alternative may still be available. Where the replacement differs from the original, minor changes to the cam or door preparation can sometimes be required. If you are unsure, use our locker lock identification form before ordering.
Locker Locks for Schools, Workplaces, Gyms and Wet Areas
Different sites place different demands on a locker lock. Schools and workplaces often favour straightforward key or combination systems. Gyms and leisure centres may need shared-use, coin, keypad or RFID access, while swimming pools and wet changing rooms require lock components suitable for humid or corrosive environments.
- Schools: key, hasp and mechanical combination locks are common where simple supervision and replacement access are important.
- Workplaces: key, combination, keypad and RFID systems can support assigned staff, hot-desking and shared-use lockers.
- Gyms and leisure centres: coin, combination, keypad and RFID locks can support temporary or changing users.
- Wet and humid areas: select locks specifically suitable for the environment rather than assuming a standard dry-area lock will be appropriate.
Mechanical vs Electronic Locker Locks
Mechanical locker locks use keys, padlocks, coins or combinations and do not need batteries or mains power. They can be a practical choice where straightforward access and low technical complexity are priorities.
Electronic locker locks can provide keypad, RFID or other managed access features. Depending on the model, options can include private or public operating modes, administrator access, audit functions and low-battery warnings. Check the individual lock specification because features vary by product.
How to Choose the Correct Locker Lock
- Identify the existing lock or door preparation. Note the manufacturer, code, dimensions, fixing points and cam position.
- Decide how the locker will be used. Assigned-user and shared-use lockers often need different lock modes.
- Consider the environment. Dry offices, schools, industrial changing rooms and chlorinated wet areas can require different materials and protection.
- Plan administration and override. Consider master keys, manager keys, code recovery, emergency access or electronic administration.
- Check compatibility before bulk replacement. For larger projects, confirm the replacement on a sample locker before converting a complete locker estate.
Locker Lock Brands and Replacement Routes
Browse locker locks by manufacturer if you know the existing brand, or locker locks by type if you know whether you need a key lock, hasp, coin lock, combination lock or electronic lock. We also supply selected refurbished locker locks, replacement locker keys and locker spare parts.
Large Locker Estates, Trade and Bulk Requirements
Total Locker Service supports schools, workplaces, leisure operators, contractors and organisations managing multiple lockers or sites. We can help standardise replacement locks, identify older lock types, supply quantities for planned replacement programmes and advise on suitable upgrade routes.
For trade, multi-site or bulk requirements, call 01284 749211 or email sales@totallocker.co.uk. Availability, lead time and quantity discounts depend on the individual lock range and order size.
Can't Find the Locker Lock You Need?
Not every older, discontinued or specialist locker lock is listed online. If you cannot identify the lock, use our locker lock and part identification service and upload photographs of the lock face, rear mechanism, cam, key and locker door. For on-site repairs or larger refurbishment projects, see our locker servicing and repairs page.
Locker Lock Guides
- How to identify an existing locker lock
- Locker locking systems: keys, codes and electronic access
- Locker lock replacement guide
- Locker lock upgrade guide
Locker Lock FAQs
Common questions about replacement locker locks, compatibility, upgrades and lock types.
How do I know which replacement locker lock I need?
Check the existing lock for a manufacturer, reference number, key number or code. Also note the locker material, door thickness, fixing method and cam position. If the lock cannot be identified, use our locker lock identification form and upload clear photographs of the front and rear of the lock, cam and locker door.
Are replacement locker locks universal?
No. Locker locks can differ in body size, fixing method, fixing centres, cam length, cam position, handing and door preparation. Check compatibility before ordering, particularly when replacing a large number of locks.
What types of locker lock are available?
Common types include key-operated cam locks, hasp locks for padlocks, coin return locks, coin retain locks, mechanical combination locks, keypad locks and RFID locker locks. The best option depends on the users, environment and way the locker system is managed.
Can older lockers be upgraded to combination, keypad or RFID locks?
Often, yes, but compatibility must be checked. Some replacement systems fit the existing preparation while others need changes to fixing points, door cut-outs or cams. Check one locker first before carrying out a larger conversion.
Do electronic locker locks require mains wiring?
Many electronic locker locks are battery powered and do not need mains wiring, but this varies by model. Check the individual product specification for power source, battery access, low-battery indication and emergency or administrator access.
Which locker locks are suitable for wet or humid changing rooms?
Use a lock specifically specified for the environment. Swimming pools and humid changing rooms can expose locks to moisture and, in some facilities, chlorinated conditions. Do not assume a standard dry-area locker lock is suitable.
Can I replace a keyed locker lock with a combination lock?
In many cases a keyed lock can be converted to a mechanical combination or electronic lock, but the fixing, door thickness, cut-out and cam arrangement must be checked. Use our identification service if you want us to assess the existing lock before choosing an upgrade.
What if the locker lock I need is not listed?
Older and specialist locker locks may still be available or may have a suitable replacement route. Use our locker lock identification form to send clear photographs and any visible codes or manufacturer markings.