Replacement Locker Keys by Manufacturer (Complete UK Guide 2026)

When ordering replacement locker keys in the UK, identifying the correct manufacturer is essential. Locker keys are not universal. Each brand uses its own key series and numbering system.

This guide explains how to find your lock manufacturer and order the correct replacement locker key safely.

Why Manufacturer Identification Matters

Even if two keys look similar, the internal cutting pattern may differ. Ordering the wrong brand can result in delays and incorrect keys.

• Each brand uses specific code ranges
• Key head shapes vary
• Override systems differ
• Master key compatibility varies

Common Locker Lock Manufacturers in the UK

Other common locker key ranges include ASSA, Link, Garran, Pure and QMP, depending on the locker age, lock type and original supplier.

Below are some of the most common locker lock brands found in UK schools, gyms and workplaces:

• Ojmar – widely used in leisure and education
• Lowe & Fletcher (L&F) – common in steel lockers
• Ronis – used in furniture and lockers
• Eurolocks – commercial cabinet and locker locks
• Probe – locker manufacturer-specific keys
• Helmsman – specialist locker systems

How to Confirm the Manufacturer

• Check for logo markings on the key head
• Inspect the lock face for stamped branding
• Review original locker documentation
• Compare lock design with manufacturer reference images

Ordering Replacement Keys by Code

Once the manufacturer is confirmed, replacement locker keys are normally ordered by code. The code is typically stamped on the key head or engraved near the lock barrel.

Once the manufacturer and code are known, order through our locker keys cut to code by manufacturer page. This is the correct route for replacement locker keys where the brand, code series or key number can be identified.

When Manufacturer Identification Is Difficult

If branding is unclear, a clear photograph of the lock and key head can often help identify the correct series.

Bulk Orders for Schools & Facilities

Large installations benefit from maintaining a manufacturer and key code register. This simplifies future reordering and reduces downtime.

Common Mistakes

• Ordering based on locker number instead of key code
• Assuming keys are interchangeable
• Ignoring letter prefixes in codes
• Mixing manufacturers in master key systems

Frequently Asked Questions

Are locker keys universal?
No. Replacement keys must match the original manufacturer and code series.

Can I identify the manufacturer without the key?
Often yes, by examining the lock face or providing clear photos for comparison.