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OPTIONAL SLOPING TOP Please request when ordering.
The optional sloping top, prevents the accumulation of rubbish and is available, on all standard 1780mm high lockers, at an additional cost.
LEISURE LOCKERS WET
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SLOPING TOP Sloping tops are a good way of preventing litter, bags and other items being left on top of the lockers. The sloping top also makes cleaning easier. Sloping tops are essential in hygiene – sensitive applications such as the NHS or food preparation.
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SECURITY LOCKS The Probe standard lock has a micro sprung 10 disc lock featuring 3000 serial combinations - all exclusive to Probe.
RANGE OF LOCKS A full range of locks available including wet area locks (see pages 50-51)
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SIZE & STYLE Probe Lockers are available in a large range of sizes, colours and door configurations to accommodate your changing room requirements.
SEATS AND STANDS Further seats and stands are available. See page 46 for more details.
CHANGING Changing areas for leisure and sport need to be versatile to accommodate a wide range of activities - Probe Lockers will provide security for the user’s belongings and equipment. Sloping Top Lockers, Locker Seats and Stands, Locker Stands and Freestanding Benches were designed for use in these areas.
SEE PAGES 34-37 FOR FULL RANGE
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manufactured to add on to the end of locker runs or to the side of each individual locker if required.
info@torage-design.ltd.uk www.storage-design.ltd.uk
Storage Design Limited Tel: 01446 772614
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