Standard Production Lockers: Request For Quotation

No Legs

Lockers are typically specified with no legs when they are to sit directly on the floor, or are to be mounted on a wood on concrete base.

6" Legs

Adding 6" legs raises the bottom of the locker off of the floor. This will keep the locker bottom dry in damp environments.

Front Base

(Requires 6" Legs)

Front Bases close off the space between the 6" legs at the front of the locker to keep debris from accumulating below the locker.

Typically one Front Base per frame is specified.

End Base

(Requires 6" Legs)

End Bases close off the space between 6" legs at the end of a row of lockers. This keeps debris from accumulating below the locker.

Typically specified only for the exposed end of a row of lockers.

Zee Base

Zee Bases provide a 4" tall "kitchen cabinet style" toe space below the lockers.

To receive a quotation for Zee Bases, you must provide us with a fully dimensioned plan view layout of your locker requirement.

Option

Standard Handles

Vanguard Handle: Standard on single tier, double tier, two person, and duplex lockers.

The handle is made of a chrome plated zinc alloy.

May be used with built in locks or padlocks.

Box Locker Handle: Standard on three, four, five, and six tier lockers.

When used with padlocks, a combination door pull with friction catch and lock hole cover plate is used.

When used with built in  locks, the door pull, friction catch, and lock cover plate is deleted.
 

Recessed Handles

Optional handle for single tier, double tier, triple tier, two person, and duplex lockers.

This handle consists of a stainless steel pocket and a sound deadening finger lift.

May be used with built in locks or padlocks.

Option

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Flat Tops

Standard Configuration

These sloped tops are for new lockers only. The flat top is omitted on lockers with Unit Slope Tops. When these are specified, a taller back and side is provided, with the side mitered to properly fill the end of the slope top.

Unit slope tops rise 1/3 the depth of the locker, i.e.: 4" rise on a 12" deep locker. Unit slope tops are 24 ga.

Slope Top Kits

Sloped Top Kits fit over new or existing lockers with flat tops, and come in groups of three. Each kit consists of 3 sloped tops, 4 sloped top ends, and 3 sloped top backs.

When used over existing lockers, the bolts at the side and back of the flat top must be removed. Sloped Top Kits are 24 ga. construction.

These sloped tops rise 1/3 the depth of the locker, i.e.: 4" rise for 12" deep lockers.

Continuous Slope Hoods

These fit over the flat tops on new or existing lockers. These tops provide a cleaner appearance than Unit Slope tops.

Sloped Hoods are provided in 72" lengths, and cut to fit in the field. Sloped hoods are 18 ga., as opposed to 24 ga. for Unit Slope Tops or Slope Top Kits.

Sloped Hoods rise 1/3 the depth of the locker plus 1", i.e.: 5" rise for 12" deep lockers.

Options

Standard Door

Lockers with doors 36" - 72" high will have two sets of louvers. One near the top, and one near the bottom. Doors less than 36" high have one set of louvers.

Mini Louvers

Smaller louvers which provide ventilation and security without being able to view the contents.

Delete Louvers

Lockers may be ordered without louvers in the doors. This provides a cleaner appearance, and does not allow the contents of the locker to be viewed.

Visual Perforations

This option replaces the standard louvers with Rectangular perforations that are 5/8" wide x 1 1/8" high. These slots provide greater ventilation, and allow for visual inspection of the locker contents.

Ventilation slots

These optional slots in the top and bottom flange of the locker door provide more ventilation.

Fire Extinguisher Door

A Fire Extinguisher Door adds a cutout and glass panel to the locker door. Fire extinguisher is not included.

This option may be used in single or double tier lockers that are 12" or 15" wide. If recessed handles are specified, the minimum width is 15".

Waste Bin Door

(Requires deleting louvers)

The Waste Bin Door adds a cutout and hinged flap to the locker door. Waste receptacle for placement inside the locker is not included.

Sound Dampening Panels
(Requires deleting louvers)

Sound dampening panels are welded to the inside of the locker door to reduce noise when doors are slammed shut.

Options

No Locks

Flat Key Locks

Inexpensive, simple lock for standard security

Master keying optional

Grooved Key Locks

Better security than flat key lock

Master keying optional

Padlocks

The most popular padlock for lockers

Master keying optional

Built-in Combination

Master Keys Required

Number Of Master Keys

Coin/Card Operated

Suited for applications that require security, and an assurance that the keys will be returned.

When the user opens the locker door, a coin must be inserted into the lock to remove the key. When they return, the key has to be used to open the door again and retrieve their stored items.

This lock is available with card activation, coin return, coin collect, or use special tokens.

The lock will fit most lockers, and can be added to existing lockers

Digilock

ADA Compliant lock that opens by touching a Button Key to the lock.

When opened, an LED light flashes and audio indicator sounds.

The lock uses a programming key to set user access and a master key for administrative or management use.

Option

Center Partition

Center Partitions are used to divide the space below the shelf in a single tier locker. A typical usage is where work clothes and street clothes need to be kept separate.

Center Partitions are available for all depths of lockers from 12" to 24". If a hanger is to be used to hang clothes, the locker should be a minimum of 18" deep.

You may also wish to add a coat rod for each side of this locker configuration.

Add Coat Rods

Coat rods slip over coat rod hooks which are bolted to the side of the locker or center partition.

Single tier lockers from 18" - 24" deep include a coat rod. All others only have coat hooks. When a coat rod is added, the standard double prong ceiling hook is deleted.

If lockers are to have a center partition, the standard coat rod in an 18" - 24" deep locker will need to be replaced with smaller coat rods, and additional coat rod hooks.

Extra Shelf

Single Tier Lockers come with one shelf positioned approximately 9" below the top. No other locker configurations include a shelf as a standard item.

Extra shelves may be added to most lockers with this option.

When ordering extra shelves, you will need to inform us of the locations of any extra shelves so that the sides may be punched with mounting holes as required.

16 ga. Shelf

Single Tier Lockers 60" h. or taller, come standard with a 24 ga. Shelf. Adding a 16 ga. shelf provides extra strength and durability.

16 ga. Top

Lockers come standard with 24 ga. tops. 16 ga. tops provide extra strength and durability.

16 ga. Intermediate

Intermediates divide the space between openings in Double Tier Lockers. They come standard in 24 ga. Adding a 16 ga. intermediate provides extra strength and durability.

16 ga. Bottom

Lockers come standard with 24 ga. bottoms. 16 ga. bottoms provide extra strength and durability.

Galvanized Bottom

Galvanizing the bottoms adds extra corrosion resistance in damp environments.

Stainless Steel Bottom

Stainless Steel provides better corrosion resistance

This option replaces the metal bottom with a plastic alternative. These bottoms are rust proof, impervious to chlorine, salt water and cleaners. They are available in tan or gray colors only.

Round perforations provide additional ventilation. 1/2" diameter holes placed on 1" centers can be added to the backs, sides, tops, bottoms, or shelves of the lockers. There are 42 holes per location, in a 5 1/2" w x 6 1/2" h group. Tops, bottoms, and shelves will only have one group of holes. When choosing this option, you must specify which components will receive the round perforations.

This option may only be applied to lockers with
24 gage parts.

(Select all components that require round perforations)

Lockers are manufactured with the sides pre-punched to accommodate several different lockers with only one side.
These sides can be used for single, double, triple, five, and six tier lockers. If you have a single tier locker, there are several unused holes punched in the sides.

You would choose this option for the exposed end of a row of lockers for a more finished appearance.

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