Curated from "The Elements of Locker Room Design" by FiberTech, Inc. Read the entire article here.
Designing or renovating a locker room can be a daunting task, but it doesn't have to be. Although there are some differences in use such as fitness centers, schools and universities, or break rooms, the basics of putting together a locker room remain the same. Find out exactly what you need to include in your locker room project as well as a breakdown of materials, styles and sizes, colors and branding and other locker room essentials.
Photo by The Athletic Edge Choosing the Correct LockersLockers will likely be the largest part of your locker room design, and it's worth considering what materials your new lockers will be constructed out of. Function, style, colors and branding are also key considerations. Let's take a closer look at the pros and cons of each. Wood/Laminate
Steel The most common locker found in most settings, steel lockers are simply designed and less expensive than other types. Easy to install in bulk for large spaces, steel lockers tend to be cost effective options for schools and work settings. They possess superior strength, are budget friendly, and can be configured in multiple options. Durable initially, long term maintenance costs can climb as these lockers are susceptible to water and chemical damages (rust) as well as dents and scratches. Another factor to consider is noise level. Steel lockers are considerably noisier than wood lockers and have a more standardized appearance.
Club Lockers Beautifully designed and as attractive as they are useful, club lockers are built for style and durability with custom options to suit your needs. Designed with function in mind, club lockers generally have multiple tier options from single tier, to multiple tiers or even Z-shaped models for ample storage for essentials such as coats, shoes, and extra equipment. Constructed from solid wood, wood laminate or even phenolic, club lockers can come in a range of prices and configurations depending on the construction material and quantity desired.
Aluma Elite (Aluminum) Create a cohesive look and feel to your space with Aluma Elite lockers and athletic training room furniture and equipment. Constructed from heavy duty aluminum and equipped with a tough powder coat finish, the Aluma Elite product line withstands everyday use with ease. Showcase your team's colors and logo by adding custom branding.
Phenolic Phenolic lockers are built to withstand wet environments, heavy use and tough conditions. The moisture repellent characteristics of phenolic make it the ideal choice for wet, humid conditions such as those found at pools, spas, recreation areas and fitness centers. Choose phenolic lockers for lasting quality in high traffic locations and a clean, modern look. They are durable, come in a range of colors and are quite affordable. However, phenolic may give a less expensive look to your room.
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