Lockers Are More Than They Used To Be

Remember when you were in high school (more years than you probably care to think about) when you dreaded having to get something out of your gym locker or had to stop at your hall locker to change books between classes? The old lockers were smelly, rusted and dented and usually the combination on the locker didn't work the first several times you tried. Now, there are many new concepts in lockers for any location including up-scale venues like golf clubs.

Plastic lockers are one of the newer storage concepts. Constructed of high density plastic, the lockers are water proof and are perfect for outdoor areas such as pools, spas and areas with high humidity. In single, double and triple tiers, they are a great space saver also. They come in gray, tan and blue. and are fully assembled.

Designer wood lockers add a look of elegance to any storage area. Industrial grade particleboard is covered with plastic laminate for a strong surface. Fully assembled, they come in gray, blue or black and are available in many sizes including single, double and triple tier box style or "S" style.

Lockers Are More Than They Used To Be

Hard to believe that this is a picture of a set of lockers isn't it? These wood lockers are what you might find at an upscale golf or yacht club. The wood grain and hi-tech design gives them a very rich look and they are easy to maintain.

Remember your old gym locker? You'd throw your stinky socks and smelly uniform into it and hope you'd remember to take them home for your mother to wash before your next practice. Most of the time, you forgot to do that, so they were really ripe the next time you put them back on. With vented school lockers, some of this problem was avoided but your clothes were still nasty. The problem wasn't with the locker, it was temporary memory loss that caused this. You probably wanted to put the whole room of lockers for sale and start all over again with new ones.

Your locker was your own personal area and you'd decorate it with whatever was the trend at the time. If it had a combination lock, you'd usually mess up when you were in a hurry to throw a book into it and grab the one for the next class.