Locker Keys – Replacement Keys Cut to Code
Replacement locker keys cut to code for schools, workplaces, gyms and leisure centres throughout the UK. Total Locker Service supplies individual spare keys and multi-code orders for supported locker lock manufacturers.
Select the manufacturer and key series, then enter the complete key code and quantity. A working original key is not usually needed when the code and series are confirmed. Check the key, lock face or site records: a locker door number is not necessarily its key code.
These are popular ranges, not the complete selection. For other Lowe & Fletcher, Ojmar, Link, Ronis, QMP and Garran series, use the locker key manufacturer selector or the product listings below.
Cannot Identify Your Locker Key?
If the key number is missing, worn or unclear, do not guess. Send clear photographs of the original key, lock face and visible markings to our locker key and lock identification service.
How to Order Locker Keys Cut to Code
- Identify: record the manufacturer, key series and every character of the code, including prefixes and leading zeroes.
- Select: choose the matching replacement key range from the products below and enter your quantity.
- Confirm: check the order and product-specific dispatch information; urgent delivery is not guaranteed.
Replacement Locker Keys by Brand
Helmsman Locker
from £2.9 Plus V.A.T.
Probe
from £3.25 Plus V.A.T.
L&F Keys Series: 66000 - 68000
from £3.25 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Security cut to code
from £7.49 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Standard cut to code
from £3.54 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Dry Area cut to code
from £3.54 Plus V.A.T.
Ojmar Cabinet
from £2.75 Plus V.A.T.
L&F Keys Series: 64000 - 66000
from £2.45 Plus V.A.T.
L&F Keys Series: 45001 - 48000
from £2.9 Plus V.A.T.
Lowe and Fletcher Coin Lock keys
from £7.3 Plus V.A.T.
ASSA Locker keys cut to code
from £8 Plus V.A.T.
Link Locker keys cut to code
from £3.25 Plus V.A.T.
Garran Locker Keys cut to code
from £4.5 Plus V.A.T.
Hafele Cabinet Keys cut to code
from £2.49 Plus V.A.T.
Lowe and Fletcher Cabinet Keys
from £2.49 Plus V.A.T.
Helmsman Cash Box Keys
from £12 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Locker Keys series 4001 - 4200
from £3.25 Plus V.A.T.
QMP Key cut to code
from £3.25 Plus V.A.T.
How to Find Your Locker Key Number
To order a replacement locker key, identify both the key code and the correct manufacturer or series. Work through these checks before removing a serviceable lock:
- Original or spare key: inspect both sides of the key head for stamped numbers, letters or a manufacturer's mark.
- Lock face: look above, below and around the keyway for an engraved or stamped code.
- Site records: check key registers, previous orders and maintenance schedules; confirm the lock has not since been changed.
- Manufacturer: check the locker, lock or documentation to establish the correct key range. If authorised, the rear lock body may provide further identification.
If a marking is faint, take a sharp photograph in good light. Do not guess a worn character or remove a working lock merely to look for a number. For a fuller walkthrough, read how to find a locker key code.
Locker Number, Lock Code or Key Number?
Several different numbers may appear on the same locker. Only a confirmed key code within the correct lock series should be used to order a cut-to-code key.
| Marking | What it identifies | Ordering advice |
|---|---|---|
| Locker / door number | Physical compartment | Use only if your records link it to the actual key code. |
| Key number / lock code | Cutting reference within a lock series | Usually suitable once the manufacturer and series are confirmed. |
| Asset or site reference | Internal equipment identification | Not normally sufficient on its own. |
| Master / override reference | Management-access system | Not an ordinary user-key ordering code. |
Matching Key Codes to Locker Lock Manufacturers
Lowe & Fletcher (L&F)
L&F keys use defined ranges and profiles. Record the full code and check the specific series: two similar-looking keys are not necessarily interchangeable. See the Lowe & Fletcher key guide.
Ojmar
Ojmar leisure and changing-room locks include different standard, security and coin-lock systems. Keep any letter prefix and confirm the relevant series before selecting a key.
ASSA and other brands
ASSA also uses specific key and cylinder systems. The same identification rule applies to Probe, Helmsman, Pure, Link, Ronis, Garran and QMP: a code is not universal between manufacturers. Browse replacement locker keys by brand.
What If the Locker Key Code Is Unreadable?
Check whether a worn O is a zero, I is a one, S is a five or B is an eight. Leading zeroes and letter prefixes can be important. Compare a clear spare key, the lock face and reliable site records rather than selecting the nearest-looking code.
If no reliable match is possible, send photographs and the lock manufacturer's details to our key identification service. A replacement lock may be the better option where the system cannot be identified.
Replacement Key or Replacement Locker Lock?
| Situation | Recommended next step |
|---|---|
| Lost key; lock works; code confirmed | Order a replacement key. |
| Key worn or broken; code readable | Check whether a cut-to-code key is available for the correct series. |
| Lock damaged, seized or forced | Inspect the hardware and consider a replacement locker lock. |
| Key stolen or access potentially compromised | Assess the security risk; changing the lock may be necessary. |
For more detail, see when to replace a locker key rather than the lock. Master and override keys should remain under authorised control and be treated separately from normal user keys.
Bulk Locker Keys and Site Key Registers
Total Locker Service cuts keys in-house for supported series and supplies individual, mixed-code and bulk orders. For schools, leisure centres and workplaces, keeping a register helps prevent incorrect repeat orders. Record the locker location and number, lock manufacturer, complete key code, required quantity and any later lock replacement.
For larger orders, email your schedule to sales@totallocker.co.uk. Keep master-key references and access permissions in a controlled record rather than mixing them into ordinary user-key orders.
Further guidance: replacement keys by code, lost locker keys, lock identification and locker key management.
Replacement Locker Key FAQs
Can a locker key be replaced without the original?
Often, yes. For supported locks, a replacement can be cut to code when the correct manufacturer, key series and complete number are confirmed.
Where is the locker key number?
Check the original key, the visible lock face, a matching spare key and accurate site records. Some identifying markings may also be on the lock body.
Is the door number the same as the key number?
Not necessarily. The locker number identifies the compartment; the key number identifies a cutting reference within a particular lock series.
What if my key code is worn or unclear?
Do not guess. Photograph the marking, check a spare key and review the lock face or key register. Ask for identification help if you cannot confirm the code.
Can you supply ASSA and Ojmar coin-lock keys?
Selected ASSA, Ojmar and Lowe & Fletcher coin-lock key ranges are available for compatible systems. Confirm the manufacturer and specific key series before ordering.
Can you supply several different locker key codes?
Yes. For bulk or mixed-code orders, send the manufacturer, series, full code and quantity for each key, with locker references where useful.
How quickly are replacement keys dispatched?
Dispatch depends on the key range, quantity and availability. Check the product listing or contact Total Locker Service for urgent requirements; next-working-day delivery is not guaranteed.
Can master or override keys be ordered?
Selected restricted keys may be available to authorised site administrators following appropriate checks. They are not supplied through ordinary user-key orders.