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Looking after our customers means first looking after No.1.


There’s more to being rated No.1 in leisure than building a range of stylish and beautifully engineered lockers and cubicles. Our products must withstand heavy usage in a high-traffic and hostile environment.


That’s why we like to do our own installation and maintenance.


All our lockers and cubicles are built to the same high standard but locations vary and each new project has different demands. We have proved that correct installation and regular in-service monitoring and maintenance are key to keeping everything in top condition.


Our experienced teams will not only optimise your installation for trouble-free operation but


implement a custom maintenance plan to make sure it continues to deliver unbeatable, long- term value-for-money.


A huge range.


Our range of products features a wide variety of materials including glass, wood and compact grade laminate. The examples here and many more are better seen at www.prospec.co.uk


Your reputation is our reputation.


Your customers all work hard looking after themselves. They expect the best from the facilities they use. And with Prospec lockers and cubicles, that’s what they’ll get.


We’re proud of our reputation as No.1 in leisure and we work hard every day at looking after it.


www.prospec.co.uk Email: sales@prospec.co.uk Tel: +44 (0) 1709 377147


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