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CROWN SPORTS LOCKERS HIGHLIGHTS STYLISH AND DURABLE WOODEN LOCKERS
FOR THE WORKPLACE Spencer Grimwood and Sam Palmer
, Directors of Crown Sports
Lockers (UK) Ltd., explain why they are ‘more than just sports lockers.’
At Crown Sports Lockers (UK) Ltd., we have been designing, manufacturing and installing sturdy wooden lockers for over three decades, and are members of ‘Made in Britain.’ When originally founded, the business concentrated on sports lockers alone. Over the years, we have amassed a wealth of knowledge and skill, and expanded our portfolio to include a wide range of wooden lockers, either built to a standard design, or completely bespoke, according to clients’ specifications.
Despite the fact that our name suggest ‘sports,’ we are very diverse, and design, manufacture and install practical and aesthetically pleasing wooden lockers for a variety of sectors, including Office Lockers; Leisure Lockers; Golf Lockers; Hotel Lockers; Spa Lockers & Treatment Rooms; School Lockers and Sports Club Lockers. Associated items such as integrated locker benches, free-standing benches, wet and dry vanity units, changing or shower cubicles, commercial washrooms, towel drops, mirrors and in-locker device chargers can also be provided. With several finishes, colours and upholstery to choose from, we can also follow branding if required.
Benefits of office lockers in the workplace
There are any benefits to installing wooden lockers in your workplace. These days, most businesses are working towards a ‘greener’ ethos. Our wooden lockers are manufactured using responsibly sourced wood, and last for years to come, minimising waste and preventing unnecessary landfill.
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Office lockers
Stylish wooden office lockers and/or hot desk lockers, are essential, in order to maintain clear desks, an uncluttered environment, and to store anything from personal effects to sensitive documents – especially when following legislation relating to GDPR regulations.
Staff lockers
Practical wooden staff lockers promote wellbeing, and reduce anxiety for your employees, ensuring peace of mind, knowing that they have secure storage for their personal items and clothing, whilst carrying out their duties.
End of Trip lockers
Secure wooden end of trip lockers are necessary to store both wet and dry clothing, shoes and smelly trainers when commuting to and from work – ideal for runners/cyclists etc. who are trying to be both green and healthy – potentially resulting in less ‘sick days’ being taken.
Workplace lockers
Durable wooden workplace lockers can be used in any workplace – for hotels, spas, hospitals, factories or anywhere you may require lockers for your employees/clients/visitors, and can be used to store tools, valuables etc.
PPE Lockers
Wooden PPE lockers are vital, to house both PPE and personal clothing, especially when
employees have an obligation to wear specific PPE in the workplace or when working outside in extreme weathers.
Storage walls
Declutter your office/workplace, by optimising any available wall space to its full capacity, with wooden locker storage walls, designed bespoke to your requirements, and leaving you more sq. footage for productive use.
Design, manufacture and installation
Lockers are manufactured on site at our premises. This allows us to monitor quality-assurance. Installation is carried out by our experienced, professional team of fitters. With their skill and professionalism, you can rest assured that all lockers and ancillary items will be installed with precision and attention to detail.
There are plenty of locking mechanisms to choose from, including digital keypads, mechanical, padlocks, combination locks, digital RFID locks and digital RFID networked Locks. Our lockers include a grille at the rear, for ventilation.
Contact our team to discuss your upcoming project, and request a quote.
Call: 01803 555885
https://crownsportslockers.co.uk
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