Corridor Lockers

For installations where a gap exists at the end of lockers in a corner, expansion trim can be used to enclose the gap. Powder coated to match the frame color, the expansion trim and starter trim are attached to the locker side and wall and slide together to present a clean, uniform appearance.

For installations where a gap exists at the end of lockers in a corner, expansion trim can be used to enclose the gap. Powder coated to match the frame color, the expansion trim and starter trim are attached to the locker side and wall and slide together to present a clean, uniform appearance.

Hadrian’s U-shaped filler panels can be installed to cover gaps that exist between two banks of lockers or to cover pipes or other unsightly building elements. The fasteners for the filler panel are installed from inside the lockers, maintaining a clean exterior with no exposed fasteners.

Hadrian’s dress end panels can be added to locker sides in order to eliminate exposed fasteners and present a clean, uniform appearance. Dress will be painted to match the locker frame color and are easily installed with a locking strip.

In addition to presenting a clean, finished appearance, the angle of the sloping top prevents the accumulation of dust and discourages users from stacking unsightly clutter above the locker. Standard slope tops are 20-gauge.

Adding extra strength and height to lockers, the versatility of box bases makes them ideal for installations of any size. Bases are 3.5” (89 mm) high and recessed 1.75” (44 mm) from the locker front to allow for toe space and protection against damage from cleaning. To help withstand damp floor conditions, the base is made from galvanneal steel (at no extra change).