Lockers

Q: Q: What type of lockers are best for offices?

A: The best office lockers depend on what staff need to store, how much space is available and whether the area is wet, dusty or high traffic. Steel lockers are common for general workplaces, plastic lockers suit moisture-prone areas, and melamine lockers can provide a more finished office look.

Q: Q: How many lockers does a workplace need?

A: A workplace usually needs enough lockers for regular staff plus a margin for visitors, casual staff, hybrid workers or future growth. Consider whether lockers are assigned permanently or shared daily. Shared lockers may require clearer labelling, cleaning routines and stronger access control.

Q: Q: Are steel lockers better than plastic lockers?

A: Steel lockers are often preferred for offices, schools and industrial areas because they feel strong and secure. Plastic lockers can be better for wet areas, gyms, pools or places where corrosion resistance matters. The better choice depends on environment, cleaning needs and expected use.

Q: Q: What locker size should I choose?

A: Locker size depends on what users need to store. Bags, helmets, uniforms, laptops and personal items all need different compartment sizes. Full-height lockers suit larger belongings, while multi-door lockers can serve more users in the same footprint. Measure the wall space and door swing before ordering.

Q: Q: Do office lockers need locks included?

A: Many office lockers include locking options, but you should check whether the product uses keys, hasps, digital locks or other mechanisms. The best lock type depends on whether lockers are permanently assigned, shared between shifts or used by visitors.

Q: Q: Where should lockers be placed in an office?

A: Place lockers where staff can access them without blocking walkways, entrances or emergency paths. Common locations include staff rooms, corridors, end-of-trip areas and near open-plan work zones. Avoid placing lockers where open doors will interfere with chairs , storage or meeting areas.

Q: Q: Are lockers useful for hybrid workplaces?

A: Yes, lockers are useful for hybrid workplaces because staff may not have permanent desks. Lockers give employees somewhere to store personal items, headsets, notebooks and small equipment between office days. They also help keep shared desks and workstations clearer.

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At Elite Office Furniture, our range of office lockers is designed to support modern workplaces by providing secure, durable, and practical storage for both staff and visitors. Whether you’re fitting out a corporate office, upgrading end-of-trip facilities, or enhancing shared spaces, our workplace lockers offer a reliable solution for keeping personal belongings safe while maintaining a clean and professional environment.

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Office and staff lockers for secure storage

Elite Office Furniture’s staff lockers are designed with real-world use in mind. Key benefits include:

Enhanced security for personal belongings, bags and equipment
Durable construction built to withstand daily use
Multiple sizes and configurations to suit different spaces
Modern finishes that complement professional interiors
Versatile applications, from offices and schools to gyms and shared facilities

If you’re looking for compact storage lockers for office environments or heavy-duty solutions for high-traffic areas, our range delivers dependable performance and long-term value.

Lockers for every need

Our collection of secure lockers includes a variety of designs to meet different storage needs, from single-door and multi-tier lockers to straightforward personal storage and phone lockers. We also carry secure and heavy-duty lockers for environments that demand reinforced construction suitable for industrial or high-use applications.

Our office lockers are also available with a wide range of features to suit different operational needs, including:

Materials such as steel, plastic, melamine or laminate
Multiple locking options, including key, combination and digital locks
Various sizes and internal layouts
Neutral and modern colour finishes
Flat-pack or assembled options, depending on the model

Explore our range of storage lockers for offices today and create a safer, more organised workplace built for the way you work. To create a complete storage solution, lockers can be paired with complementary furniture such as office cupboards, bookcases, cabinets, shelving and more.

Complete your fit-out with Elite Office Furniture

At Elite Office Furniture, we provide complete workplace solutions designed to support functionality and cohesive design. Pair your office storage lockers with seating from our range of chairs — including ergonomic and mesh office chairs — or complete your space with office desks and pods from our desk collection to help support productivity throughout the day.

Looking for value-focused solutions? Explore our clearance stock for quality furniture at reduced prices. For any enquiries, please contact us on 1300 686 666.

The best office lockers depend on what staff need to store, how much space is available and whether the area is wet, dusty or high traffic. Steel lockers are common for general workplaces, plastic lockers suit moisture-prone areas, and melamine lockers can provide a more finished office look.

A workplace usually needs enough lockers for regular staff plus a margin for visitors, casual staff, hybrid workers or future growth. Consider whether lockers are assigned permanently or shared daily. Shared lockers may require clearer labelling, cleaning routines and stronger access control.

Steel lockers are often preferred for offices, schools and industrial areas because they feel strong and secure. Plastic lockers can be better for wet areas, gyms, pools or places where corrosion resistance matters. The better choice depends on environment, cleaning needs and expected use.

Locker size depends on what users need to store. Bags, helmets, uniforms, laptops and personal items all need different compartment sizes. Full-height lockers suit larger belongings, while multi-door lockers can serve more users in the same footprint. Measure the wall space and door swing before ordering.

Many office lockers include locking options, but you should check whether the product uses keys, hasps, digital locks or other mechanisms. The best lock type depends on whether lockers are permanently assigned, shared between shifts or used by visitors.

Place lockers where staff can access them without blocking walkways, entrances or emergency paths. Common locations include staff rooms, corridors, end-of-trip areas and near open-plan work zones. Avoid placing lockers where open doors will interfere with chairs, storage or meeting areas.

Yes, lockers are useful for hybrid workplaces because staff may not have permanent desks. Lockers give employees somewhere to store personal items, headsets, notebooks and small equipment between office days. They also help keep shared desks and workstations clearer.

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