Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between welded and knock-down lockers?

Welded lockers arrive as one rigid unit — stronger, more secure, and faster to install. Knock-down lockers ship flat and bolt together on site at lower freight cost but reduced rigidity. For industrial and high-traffic environments, all-welded is the standard.

Which locker tier configuration should I choose for employees?

Single-tier suits larger gear (coats, PPE, boots); double- and multi-tier maximize headcount per foot of wall. Match tier height to what workers actually store — a crew storing coveralls and hard hats needs taller openings than one storing lunch and phones.

When should I choose a visible-contents or ventilated locker?

Visible-contents (expanded metal or clear panels) lets supervisors verify contents without opening locks — common in security-sensitive facilities. Ventilated models add airflow for wet gear and odor control. Both are available in all-welded steel.