Gym Lockers for Changing Rooms and Fitness Centres
Quick Answer: Which Gym Lockers Are Best?
Gym lockers provide secure storage for clothing, bags, shoes, towels and personal belongings in fitness centres, health clubs, sports clubs and changing rooms. Choose lockers by moisture level, user numbers, lock type, door layout and available floor space.
For the wider leisure locker range, view our leisure lockers. For wet changing rooms and poolside areas, view our swimming pool lockers.
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Gym Locker Options
Choose from single-door, multi-door, Z-shaped, coin-operated and compact gym locker options for changing rooms and member storage.
Leisure locker hub Coin operated lockers Z lockers Locker locks Changing room bench seating
Coin operated lockers
from £96 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Two Door
from £103 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Three Door
from £111 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Four Door
from £119 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Six Door
from £146 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Shield SGL Lockers
from £163.1 Plus V.A.T.
Low Height SGL Pure Shield Lockers
from £152.53 Plus V.A.T.
Mini Minder Locker
from £118 Plus V.A.T.
Phone Minder Lockers
from £277 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Z
from £198 Plus V.A.T.
Personnel Lockers
from £206 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Low Height lockers
from £71 Plus V.A.T.
Single Bench Seat
from £112 Plus V.A.T.
Single Sided Hook Bench
from £260.81 Plus V.A.T.
Hook Board
from £71.27 Plus V.A.T.
Choosing Gym Lockers
Gym lockers should be selected around the changing-room environment, number of users, lock management, compartment size and expected daily use. Dry changing rooms may use metal or laminate lockers, while wet or humid areas may need plastic or wet-area lockers.
| Gym area | Main requirement | Suitable locker option |
|---|---|---|
| Dry gym changing rooms | Durable daily-use personal storage | Metal or laminate door lockers |
| Busy member changing rooms | High user capacity | Multi-door lockers or Z lockers |
| Health clubs and spas | Smart customer-facing finish | Laminate door lockers |
| Poolside or wet areas | Moisture resistance | Plastic wet-area lockers |
| Public or visitor gyms | Simple shared-use locking | Coin, hasp, combination or digital locks |
Gym Locker Locking Options
Gym lockers can be supplied with key locks, hasp locks, coin locks, mechanical combination locks, digital locks or RFID locks. The best choice depends on whether lockers are used by members, visitors, staff or assigned users.
- Hasp locks allow users to secure lockers with their own padlock.
- Coin locks suit public and visitor changing rooms.
- Combination locks reduce key handling.
- Digital or RFID locks suit managed high-use facilities.
- Key locks work well for staff or assigned-user lockers.
For lock options, view our locker locks.
Planning Gym Changing Room Lockers
Plan gym lockers around the number of users at peak times, aisle widths, bench positions, door swing, cleaning access and ventilation. Locker capacity should support daily use without making the changing room difficult to move through.
For wider layout advice, read our locker planning guide.
Gym Lockers FAQs
What are gym lockers?
Gym lockers are secure storage lockers used in fitness centres, health clubs, sports clubs and changing rooms. They store clothing, bags, shoes, towels and personal belongings while members or visitors use the facility.
Which lockers are best for gym changing rooms?
The best lockers depend on the environment. Metal and laminate lockers are suitable for many dry gym changing rooms, while wet or humid areas may need plastic or wet-area lockers. Z lockers can help increase capacity where space is limited.
Are gym lockers waterproof?
Not all gym lockers are waterproof. Dry changing rooms can often use metal or laminate lockers, but poolside areas, showers and high-humidity changing rooms should use lockers specified for moisture resistance. For wet areas, view our swimming pool lockers.
What lock options are available for gym lockers?
Gym lockers can be supplied with key locks, hasp locks for padlocks, coin locks, mechanical combination locks, digital locks or RFID locks. The best option depends on whether lockers are used by visitors, members, staff or assigned users. View our locker locks.
How many gym lockers do I need?
The number of gym lockers needed depends on peak user numbers, membership turnover, class schedules, changing-room size and whether lockers are for daily visitors, assigned members or staff. Planning should also allow for benches, walkways and cleaning access.