Stainless steel lockers that clean down quickly, in single, double and quadruple units:
304L stainless steel with a brushed dull polish finish, for corrosion resistance and easy upkeep in changing rooms and in food, pharmaceutical and healthcare sites
Sloping top integrated into the locker body, helping prevent dirt build-up and discouraging items from being left on top
Welded legs remove the need for a stand and leave open floor underneath for faster, more thorough cleaning
Welded construction for strength and stability
Single, double and quadruple units in 300mm and 450mm depths, with up to 16 doors per unit
Pre-drilled connection points for nesting units together into a bank
A lock on every door and a hook in each compartment
Anything left on top of a locker becomes another surface to clean, so the top here is angled and formed into the locker body rather than added as a separate part. It helps prevent dirt build-up and discourages items from being left on top. Made by Teknomek from 304L stainless steel, the lockers suit changing rooms as well as food production, pharmaceutical and healthcare sites, where corrosion resistance matters and cleaning is part of the daily routine.
Welded legs hold the lockers clear of the floor, so no separate stand is needed and there is open access underneath for cleaning. Welded construction adds strength and stability, and the brushed dull polish finish keeps the lockers looking professional and is easy to look after.
Single, double and quadruple units are available in 300mm and 450mm depths, with up to 16 doors per unit, so the layout can be matched to the space and the number of users. Each door is fitted with a lock and each compartment has a hook. Units are pre-drilled for nesting into a bank.
For collecting used garments in the same 304L stainless steel, see our stainless steel dirty laundry lockers. If a powder-coated alternative suits the space better, our mild steel lockers have an antimicrobial BioCote finish and come in a choice of colours.
Single, double and quadruple 304L stainless steel lockers with an angled top and welded legs, so there is nothing to clear from the top and open floor to clean beneath.
Stainless steel lockers that clean down quickly, in single, double and quadruple units:
304L stainless steel with a brushed dull polish finish, for corrosion resistance and easy upkeep in changing rooms and in food, pharmaceutical and healthcare sites
Sloping top integrated into the locker body, helping prevent dirt build-up and discouraging items from being left on top
Welded legs remove the need for a stand and leave open floor underneath for faster, more thorough cleaning
Welded construction for strength and stability
Single, double and quadruple units in 300mm and 450mm depths, with up to 16 doors per unit
Pre-drilled connection points for nesting units together into a bank
A lock on every door and a hook in each compartment
Anything left on top of a locker becomes another surface to clean, so the top here is angled and formed into the locker body rather than added as a separate part. It helps prevent dirt build-up and discourages items from being left on top. Made by Teknomek from 304L stainless steel, the lockers suit changing rooms as well as food production, pharmaceutical and healthcare sites, where corrosion resistance matters and cleaning is part of the daily routine.
Welded legs hold the lockers clear of the floor, so no separate stand is needed and there is open access underneath for cleaning. Welded construction adds strength and stability, and the brushed dull polish finish keeps the lockers looking professional and is easy to look after.
Single, double and quadruple units are available in 300mm and 450mm depths, with up to 16 doors per unit, so the layout can be matched to the space and the number of users. Each door is fitted with a lock and each compartment has a hook. Units are pre-drilled for nesting into a bank.
For collecting used garments in the same 304L stainless steel, see our stainless steel dirty laundry lockers. If a powder-coated alternative suits the space better, our mild steel lockers have an antimicrobial BioCote finish and come in a choice of colours.
Which locker material should I choose: stainless steel, mild steel or wire mesh?
Stainless steel lockers are made from 304L stainless steel for corrosion resistance and a brushed finish that is easy to look after. Mild steel lockers are powder coated with an antimicrobial BioCote finish and come in a choice of colours. Wire mesh lockers have an open mesh that gives ventilation and visibility of what is stored. See our stainless steel, mild steel and wire mesh lockers.
What does the number of doors mean?
The number of doors is the total across the whole unit. A double unit with eight doors, for example, has eight lockable compartments in total.
Where are Teknomek lockers used?
Our lockers suit commercial, industrial and hygienic environments including changing rooms, hospitals, factories and offices.
Can I order a locker configuration that is not listed?
Yes. Bespoke customisation is available on request, so contact our sales team with what you need.
What is the difference between single, double and quadruple units?
A single unit is one locker wide, a double unit is two and a quadruple unit is four. Doors are counted across the whole unit: one to four on a single unit, two to eight on a double and four to 16 on a quadruple.
Why does the top slope?
The sloping top is formed into the locker body. It helps prevent dirt build-up and discourages people from leaving items on top, which keeps the unit tidier and quicker to clean.
Why are the lockers on legs instead of a stand?
The legs are welded to the locker, so no separate stand is needed. They also keep the unit clear of the floor, giving access underneath for cleaning.
What grade of stainless steel are the lockers made from?
They are made from 304L stainless steel with a brushed dull polish finish.