Workplace Lockers for Staff, PPE and Changing Rooms

Workplace Lockers for UK Staff Storage

Total Locker Service supplies workplace and staff lockers for UK offices, factories, warehouses, staff changing rooms and commercial sites. Options include single-door lockers, multi-door lockers, garment lockers, divided lockers, clean and dirty lockers, heated lockers, wire mesh lockers and charging lockers.

We can help match locker size, compartment layout and locking options to staff numbers, available space, shift patterns and working conditions.

Quick Answer: What Are Workplace Lockers Used For?

Workplace lockers are secure storage units used by staff during the working day. They help organisations store personal belongings, workwear, PPE, uniforms, tools and electronic devices while keeping offices, factories, warehouses, staff changing rooms and commercial workspaces organised.

The best workplace locker depends on the number of users, available space, items being stored, the working environment and whether lockers are assigned or shared.

Staff Lockers for Workplace Storage

Staff lockers provide secure storage for bags, coats, uniforms, PPE, tools and personal belongings in offices, factories, warehouses, utilities, logistics sites, schools and commercial buildings.

For wider locker options, view our commercial locker systems. If powered device storage is required, read our charging lockers UK guide.

Workplace Locker Types

Workplace lockers can be specified by storage need, user type and environment. Some sites need simple staff lockers for bags and coats. Others require specialist lockers for PPE, clean workwear, wet clothing, charging equipment or hygiene-sensitive areas.

• Staff lockers store bags, coats, clothing and personal belongings.
• Garment lockers provide hanging space for uniforms, coats and workwear.
• Divided lockers separate work clothing from personal items.
• Clean and dirty lockers separate clean garments from used workwear.
• PPE lockers store boots, helmets, protective clothing and safety equipment.
• Heated lockers help dry wet workwear, outdoor clothing and site equipment.
• Charging lockers store and charge phones, laptops, tablets, tools and rechargeable devices.
• Wire mesh lockers support visibility, ventilation and controlled storage.

Changing Room Lockers for Staff Areas

Staff changing rooms need lockers that are durable, secure and easy to manage. A good layout helps staff move through the space efficiently while keeping clothing, uniforms and personal items separate from work areas.

Divided lockers and garment lockers are useful when staff need hanging space for coats, uniforms or PPE. Clean and dirty lockers are better suited to sites where used workwear must be kept separate before laundering.

Twin and multi-compartment lockers can increase storage capacity where floor space is limited. Locker runs can also be fixed securely to walls or installed in planned rows to improve stability, access and long-term use.

Choose Workplace Lockers by Use

Choose workplace lockers by matching the locker type to the site, staff and items being stored. Before ordering, confirm the number of users, available floor space, compartment size and whether lockers are assigned or shared.

Workplace Locker Locking Options

Workplace lockers can be supplied with key locks, hasp locks for padlocks, mechanical combination locks, coin locks, RFID locks or digital locking systems. The best locking option depends on staff turnover, supervision, key control and whether the lockers are assigned or shared.

• Key locks suit assigned staff lockers where each user keeps their own key.
• Hasp locks allow users to secure lockers with their own padlocks.
• Combination locks reduce key management in busy staff areas.
• RFID and digital locks support higher-control access systems and shared-use sites.

For lock selection, view our locker locks. If you already have keyed lockers and need spare or replacement keys, view our replacement locker keys.

Workplace Locker Buying Guide

Before ordering workplace lockers, confirm the number of users, items being stored, available floor space, compartment size, ventilation needs and preferred locking method. Also decide whether lockers will be assigned to individual staff or shared between users.

• Choose staff lockers for coats, bags and personal belongings.
• Choose garment lockers where uniforms or hanging workwear are stored.
• Choose clean and dirty lockers where workwear separation is required.
• Choose heated or ventilated lockers for wet clothing, PPE or outdoor kit.
• Choose charging lockers for phones, laptops, tablets or rechargeable tools.