Metal Lockers and Steel Storage Lockers for UK Sites
Metal Lockers for UK Schools, Workplaces and Changing Rooms
Browse metal lockers and steel storage lockers for staff, students, personal belongings, uniforms, bags, PPE and workplace equipment.
Compare standard, multi-compartment, personal-effects, garment, combination, coin-operated and specialist metal locker ranges below. Dimensions, colours, locks and delivery times vary by product.
Metal Locker Ranges by Use and Configuration
Select a range to compare available sizes, door layouts, finishes, lock options, prices and current delivery information.
Heated Lockers
from £310 Plus V.A.T.
1 Door 10 Compartment Laptop
from £484 Plus V.A.T.
1 Door 15 Compartment Laptop
from £543 Plus V.A.T.
10 Door Laptop
from £502 Plus V.A.T.
15 Door Laptop
from £545 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Power Recharge 4 Door Locker
from £236 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Shield SGL Lockers
from £163.1 Plus V.A.T.
Garment Lockers
from £217.87 Plus V.A.T.
Postal Lockers
from £244.52 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Cube Locker
from £46 Plus V.A.T.
Mini Minder Locker
from £118 Plus V.A.T.
Pure Low Height lockers
from £71 Plus V.A.T.
Super Space Lockers
from £208 Plus V.A.T.
Mesh Locker Bank
from £462 Plus V.A.T.
Emergency Services Wire Mesh Lockers
from £324 Plus V.A.T.
Metal Locker Selection Guide
Use the tables below to compare locker layouts, access methods and site requirements before selecting a product range. Exact dimensions, internal fittings, colours and lock availability vary by manufacturer.
Choosing a Metal Locker Layout
| Storage requirement | Locker format to consider | Points to check |
|---|---|---|
| Coats and full-length clothing | Single-door or garment locker | Confirm the hanging height, shelf position and internal depth |
| Uniforms, bags and personal belongings | Single-door or larger multi-door locker | Measure the largest bag and check the clear door opening |
| Small personal items | Personal-effects or multi-compartment locker | Check the internal compartment dimensions and numbering options |
| Helmets and bulky PPE | Extra-deep, wide or specialist locker | Check the usable internal space rather than the external dimensions alone |
| Clean and work clothing | Divided or specialist garment locker | Confirm the internal division and the space available on each side |
| Laptops and portable devices | Device storage or charging locker | Check device dimensions, protective cases and charging compatibility |
| Shared workplace equipment | Large-compartment locker or centrally managed cabinet | Decide whether individual or supervised access is required |
For portable computers and electronic equipment, compare our laptop and tablet lockers .
Metal Locker Lock Comparison
| Access method | Typical use | Management consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Key-operated cam lock | Permanently allocated staff, school or workplace lockers | Record key numbers and decide who controls master or spare keys |
| Hasp fitting | Users supplying and managing their own padlocks | Confirm the permitted padlock and shackle dimensions |
| Mechanical combination lock | Keyless access without an electrical supply | Establish the code-reset and emergency-access procedure |
| Electronic keypad lock | Managed coded access and frequently changing users | Confirm administrator access, batteries and code management |
| RFID or contactless lock | Sites using compatible cards, tags or credentials | Check credential compatibility and the user-cancellation process |
| Coin-operated lock | Leisure, public or temporary-use lockers | Decide between coin-return and coin-retain operation |
Compare available locker locks by type or view locker lock options .
Site and Delivery Checks
| Check | Information required | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Available space | Wall length, height, floor depth and door clearance | Confirms the overall locker-bank size that can be accommodated |
| Floor condition | Slopes, steps, raised edges and uneven areas | Identifies possible positioning or levelling requirements |
| Site environment | Dry, humid, wet, corrosive or externally exposed | Determines whether the selected material and finish are suitable |
| Delivery route | Gates, doors, corridors, stairs, lifts and narrow turns | Confirms whether the lockers can reach the intended location |
| Vehicle access | Height, width, weight, parking and time restrictions | Allows an appropriate delivery method to be planned |
| Unloading | Available staff, equipment and agreed delivery point | Establishes responsibility for receiving and moving the goods |
| Site controls | Booking, FORS, induction, security and PPE requirements | Helps prevent failed or delayed deliveries |
Metal Locker FAQs
How do I choose the correct size metal locker?
Measure the largest items each user needs to store, including bags, coats, helmets, uniforms and PPE. Compare the internal dimensions, door opening and shelf position rather than relying only on the overall locker size.
How many locker compartments should I choose?
Choose enough compartments for the number of users while maintaining sufficient internal space for the intended contents. Increasing the number of doors within the same locker height normally reduces the height of each compartment.
Are standard metal lockers suitable for wet areas?
Standard powder-coated steel lockers should not automatically be assumed suitable for persistent humidity, swimming-pool areas or outdoor exposure. Check the specification for the exact range or compare wet-area lockers and outdoor lockers .
Which lock is best for a metal locker?
The best lock depends on who uses the locker and how access is managed. Key locks suit permanently allocated users, hasp fittings allow users to provide padlocks, combination locks remove the need for keys and electronic locks support managed credentials. Compare locker locks by type before selecting a system.
Should metal lockers be fixed to a wall or floor?
Follow the installation instructions for the selected locker range and the site's risk assessment. The required fixing or restraint method depends on the product, locker-bank layout, supporting structure and intended use.
Can metal lockers be supplied with stands or sloping tops?
Stands, support frames, sloping tops, number plates and other accessories are available for selected ranges. Include any additional stand or top height when measuring the available space. Browse locker accessories for available options.
Can metal locker doors be numbered?
Number plates and identification options are available for many metal locker ranges. Supply the required numbering sequence before manufacture or installation and keep a copy for future replacements.
Can replacement locker keys be supplied?
Replacement keys are available for many metal locker locks. Provide the locker manufacturer, key number, lock reference or clear photographs where possible. Visit the replacement locker key service for further information.
Can damaged metal locker parts be replaced?
Replacement locks, hinges, handles, shelves, doors and related components are available for many locker ranges. Product codes, measurements and photographs help identify compatible replacement locker parts .
Can additional metal lockers be matched later?
Matching depends on whether the original manufacturer, range, dimensions and colours remain available. Keep the original order reference, product code, colour names and installation date to help identify the closest available match.
What delivery information is required for metal lockers?
Provide the complete postcode, named contact, vehicle restrictions, unloading arrangements, delivery point, internal access route and any timed-delivery, booking, FORS, security or site-induction requirements. Review the delivery and returns information before ordering.
What should I include with a metal locker enquiry?
Include the number of users, items being stored, available dimensions, preferred internal fittings, site environment, access requirements, delivery postcode and required completion date. Photographs and a dimensioned sketch of the proposed location can also be useful.