Staff Lockers for Employees, Offices and Changing Areas
Staff lockers provide secure employee storage for clothing, bags, uniforms, workwear, PPE and personal belongings in offices, factories, warehouses, depots and staff changing areas.
This page focuses on staff lockers and employee storage for workplaces. For the wider workplace locker hub, view our workplace lockers. For all locker categories, start with commercial lockers.
Choose staff lockers by staff numbers, compartment size, available floor space, shift patterns and whether lockers are assigned to individual employees or shared between users.
Quick Answer: What Are Staff Lockers Used For?
Staff lockers are used to give employees a secure place to store bags, coats, uniforms, workwear, PPE and personal belongings during the working day. They are commonly installed in offices, factories, warehouses, depots, staff rooms and workplace changing areas.
Staff Lockers for Offices, Factories and Warehouses
In offices, staff lockers are commonly used for bags, coats, personal belongings and flexible-working storage. Factories and warehouses may need larger compartments for workwear, safety footwear and employee equipment, while changing areas often require hanging space for coats or uniforms.
Where the requirement becomes more specialised, use garment lockers for hanging clothing, clean & dirty lockers for separated workwear, heated lockers for wet clothing, or large & XL lockers for bulky PPE and equipment.
Pure Staff Lockers
Steel lockers for staff storage and workplace changing areas
Pure lockers are available in a wide choice of compartment layouts, door colours and locking options for employee storage, workwear and changing-room applications.
Clear Door Staff Lockers
Choice of 300 and 450mm depth lockers
Fitted with security shelf to prevent unauthorised access to compartment below
Fitted with standard mastered cam locks with 2,000 differs
Two tier lockers fitted with coat hook in each compartment
Clear doors provide visibility of compartment contents
Carcass powder coated grey with Germ Guard Active Technology antibacterial paint
Vision Lockers - Full Range
Uniform and Janitor Lockers
Uniform and janitor lockers combine hanging and compartment storage for workwear, clothing and workplace equipment.
- Large top compartment for personal items
- Large half width hanging area for long garments
- Smaller compartment for folded garments and footwear
- Locker size 1780mm high × 460mm wide × 460mm deep
Police lockers
Large police and equipment lockers provide organised staff storage where uniforms, PPE and operational kit need to be kept together.
Selected models are available with key locks supplied with two keys per lock or swivel hasps for padlocks.
Dimensions 1775mm high × 700mm wide × 450mm deep
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Pure Power Recharge 4 Door Locker
Pure Power Recharge 4 Door Locker Charging|Charging.php 380mm X 450mm Cam Lock 3 Pin Plug
Postal Lockers
5 Door Post Locker 380 X 450 380 X 450 Cam Lock
Divided Locker
Keeping clean garments and soiled work overalls separate can often be a problem. The Clean and Dirty Divided Locker solves this by providing a centre partition with a double coat hook to either side.
Police Locker
Our Hi capacity lockers are the perfect solution for increasing security in your place of work. They are safe and reliable our Super Space Lockers are designed when large volume space is needed.
Choosing Staff Lockers
Choose staff lockers by the number of users, the items being stored, available floor space, compartment size, locking method and whether staff need space for bags, coats, uniforms, workwear or PPE.
| Staff storage need | Recommended locker type | Best suited to |
|---|---|---|
| Bags, coats and personal belongings | Single-door or multi-door staff lockers | Offices, warehouses, schools and commercial buildings |
| Uniforms and hanging workwear | Garment lockers or divided lockers | Staff changing rooms and uniformed workplaces |
| Clean and used clothing separation | Clean & dirty lockers | Food production, healthcare, workshops and manufacturing |
| Bulky workwear or PPE | Large & XL lockers | Factories, depots, utilities and industrial sites |
| Shared staff areas | Multi-compartment lockers | Shift workers, flexible workspaces and high-use staff rooms |
Staff Locker Types
Staff lockers are available in single-door, two-door, three-door, four-door, multi-compartment, garment, divided, clean and dirty, and larger workwear formats. The best option depends on the storage requirement and the available space.
- Single-door lockers suit assigned users who need hanging space.
- Multi-door lockers provide compact storage for several users.
- Garment lockers are useful for uniforms, coats and hanging workwear.
- Divided lockers help separate workwear from personal belongings.
- Clean & dirty lockers separate clean garments from used workwear.
- Large & XL lockers support bulky clothing, PPE and equipment.
Workwear and Uniform Lockers
Workwear and uniform lockers help keep staff changing areas organised by giving employees a suitable space for clean clothing, used garments, coats, uniforms and PPE. They are useful in factories, healthcare sites, food production areas, warehouses, depots and other uniformed workplaces.
- Clean and dirty lockers use divided storage to separate clean and used clothing.
- Twin lockers provide compact storage where floor space is limited.
- Uniform lockers combine hanging space with smaller compartments for folded items and shoes.
For specialist clothing storage, compare garment lockers, clean & dirty lockers and heated drying lockers.
Staff Locker Product Options
Choose the standard staff locker format first, then use a specialist range only where the stored clothing, PPE or equipment requires a different internal layout.
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What are staff lockers?
Staff lockers are secure storage units used by employees to store bags, coats, uniforms, workwear, PPE and personal belongings during the working day. They are commonly used in offices, factories, warehouses, depots, schools and staff changing areas.
What types of staff lockers are available?
Staff lockers are available as single-door, two-door, three-door, four-door, multi-compartment, garment, divided, clean and dirty, and larger workwear lockers. The right type depends on the number of users, the items being stored and the available space.
How do I choose staff lockers for a workplace?
Choose staff lockers by checking staff numbers, room layout, compartment size, stored items, locking method and whether lockers are assigned or shared. Single-door lockers suit assigned users, while multi-door lockers provide compact storage for larger teams.
Can staff lockers store uniforms and workwear?
Yes. Staff lockers can store uniforms, coats and workwear. Use garment lockers where hanging space is the main requirement, clean & dirty lockers where clean and used clothing must be separated, and large & XL lockers where PPE or equipment needs substantially more space.
What lock options are available for staff lockers?
Staff lockers can be supplied with key locks, hasp locks for padlocks, mechanical combination locks and electronic locking options. Key locks suit assigned users, while combination locks can reduce key management in shared staff areas. For lock options, view our locker locks.
Are staff lockers suitable for offices and hybrid workplaces?
Yes. Staff lockers can provide secure storage for bags, coats, personal belongings and work equipment in offices and flexible workplaces. Where lockers are shared, plan capacity around peak simultaneous users and choose a locking method that suits the site's allocation policy.
Can existing staff lockers be repaired?
In many cases, yes. Existing staff lockers can often be supported with replacement keys, locks, doors, hinges, number plates and other parts. If keys are missing, view our replacement locker keys. For larger repairs, maintenance or refurbishment, see our locker servicing and repairs.
How many staff lockers do I need?
For assigned storage, allow a dedicated locker or compartment for each employee who needs permanent storage. For shared or shift-based use, capacity can be planned around peak simultaneous users, shift patterns and your locker allocation policy rather than total headcount alone.