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Quality School Lockers, tailored to exceed the unique challenges of the education environment.
3,000 UK Schools
We supply more than 3,000 UK schools with both lockers and spare parts
2.6 Million Replacement Locks
No-one in the UK stocks more replacement parts for all locker types than us
900,000 Students Use Our Lockers
Wherever you are in the UK you'll find students using our lockers


Experts in School Lockers
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There are several types of School Lockers, each with its own unique features and benefits. Some of the most common types of
School Lockers include:
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Metal Lockers: Metal lockers are the most common type of school locker and are known for their durability and strength. They are often made from steel or aluminium and can be painted or coated to prevent rust and corrosion.
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Plastic Lockers: Plastic lockers are lightweight and often used in outdoor areas or swimming pool changing rooms. They are resistant to moisture and are easy to clean.
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Laminate Lockers: Laminate lockers are popular in schools due to their resistance to scratches and graffiti. They are made from high-pressure laminate and can be customized with a variety of colours and designs.
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Wooden Lockers: Wooden lockers are less common in schools but can provide a warm and natural look to the locker room. They are often made from solid wood or wood veneers and can be stained or painted to match the school's décor.
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Mobile Phone Lockers: Mobile phone lockers are becoming increasingly popular in schools as a way to discourage phone use during class. They are often small, single-tier lockers with built-in charging stations.
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Combination Lockers: Combination lockers are a type of locker that uses a combination code instead of a key to open the locker. They can be made from metal, plastic, or laminate.
Overall, the type of School Locker that is best for a particular school will depend on several factors, including the school's budget, the level of security required, and the design aesthetic of the school.
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