Locker Banks

At Fitting Furniture, we have many years of experience designing and manufacturing custom-made locker banks in Australia. Our office and workplace lockers include special size options that allow you to enter the exact dimensions you need. When you set your custom size, the price updates automatically, making it easy to order staff room lockers that fit your wall space perfectly.

Fully Customisable Locker Bank Sizes

Every locker bank can be customised to suit your exact space. Using the product options, you can set the precise:

• Height
• Width
• Depth

This means you can design locker banks that fit perfectly along a wall, inside an alcove, or within a staff room layout without wasted space. Our made-to-order approach ensures your lockers integrate seamlessly into your workplace.

Locker Bank Configurations (1–4 High × 1–5 Across)

We offer a wide range of locker configurations to suit different storage needs. You can choose:

• 1 to 4 lockers high (vertical rows) 
• 1 to 5 lockers across (horizontal columns)
• We can also do 5 or more lockers in height or even more that 5 in width (if the individual locker door width is small enough) by special order - please contact us.

This flexibility allows you to create small personal locker banks, large staff storage walls, or anything in between. Whether you need a compact 1×3 bank or a full 4×5 wall of lockers, you can configure the layout directly on the product page.

Locker Bank Uses

Our locker banks are ideal for workplaces, offices, childcare centres, creches and shared staff areas. We also manufacture electronic lockers that are particularly suited to public gyms, where locks can be set to public mode for multiple users. Wherever staff or visitors need secure personal storage, our lockers help keep your workplace organised, tidy and safe.

Designing Your Custom Locker Bank

Browse our standard range of locker banks and order your preferred configuration online. Our speciality is creating exact-fitting office lockers tailored to your space. If you need a size or combination not listed online, or require a different handle or lock type, simply contact our Melbourne team with your requirements.

All locker banks are supplied flat-packed with easy-to-follow assembly instructions.

Locker Bank Lock Types

Choose the lock type that best suits your workplace needs. We offer:

• Keyed locks
• Electronic keypad locks
• Manual wheel Codelocks - by special order

This flexibility allows you to design a locker bank that matches your security requirements and daily usage patterns.

What types of locks are available?

The most common workplace locker locks are standard keyed locks or battery-operated electronic keypad locks. Electronic locks offer features such as public mode, private mode, master code administration and optional access methods including keypads, smartcards and fingerprint sensors.

Keyed locks require a physical master key and a barrel removal key for administration and key combination changes.

Advantages & Disadvantages of Each Lock Type

Keyed locks are cost-effective, low-maintenance and easy to administer using a physical master key and barrel removal key. Their drawback is the need to manage physical keys and the cost of replacement barrels.

Electronic locks excel in access control. In private mode, a single user can set a code; in public mode, multiple users can set temporary codes for each use. They have a higher initial cost and require periodic battery changes.

Staff Locker Requirements

Should workplaces provide lockers for staff and visitors?

Modern open-plan offices require secure personal storage for employees. Installing staff lockers reduces theft, improves organisation and boosts employee satisfaction and wellbeing. Gyms also increasingly use lockers with closed-door locks instead of open shelves to improve patron security.

Locker Bank Location

Where should locker banks be placed?

Placement depends on how frequently staff need access. If lockers store items used throughout the day, they should be located close to the main work area. If lockers are for personal belongings accessed only at break times, they can be placed in a staff room or secondary area.

Good ergonomic practice suggests placing frequently accessed lockers near work activity, while infrequently accessed lockers can be positioned further away to encourage movement.

Home Lockers

Can locker banks be useful in residential settings?

Yes. Locker banks are valuable in shared homes, residences with elderly occupants, or homes with multiple carers or visitors. They provide secure storage for personal belongings, medications and potentially dangerous items.

Lockers for Places of Worship

Are lockers suitable for places of worship?

Locker banks can be used to secure worshippers’ belongings or store mobile phones to reduce disturbances during services.

Need Help Choosing a Locker Bank?

If you have any questions about our locker banks or require a custom configuration, feel free to call us directly on 1300 835 841. Our Melbourne team is always happy to assist.