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The Lockers Lookbook

There are many ways we can communicate our vision for company culture and values in the workplace. We want our team members to feel thought of, considered and safe when they come to work. One of the ways some of today's most progressive companies are achieving this is by providing lockers for their team members so they know their belongings are safe throughout the day. With straightforward API integration, you can set up the smart locker platform to accept third-party readers such as BioMetric (facial recognition) or other proprietary readers that use mobile credentials (i.e., OpenPath, Brivo, etc.). With smart storage, you can make choices that demonstrate your care for your team and their security, such as software that knows which lockers have been used and need cleaning and developing a touch-less design. Designed in various sizes, materials, tiers, and configurations, lockers will play a prominent role in giving your employees a place to call their own. As workspaces de-densify and businesses take either an assigned desk and locker policy or an unassigned, strict clean desk policy, lockers keep the feeling of an open office just broken up with storage wall partitions.

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There are at least several different keyless lock options? But what you choose depends on your technology infrastructure. Let us help you decide which system is best. We understand it is a collaborative effort with facilities, your information technology team and your designers. Click on each lock type to choose which may be best for you.

Keypad

Combination

Digital

Fingerprint

Touch Display

Mobile Access

RFID

Keyed

Combination

The combination lock remains the number-one method for securing a safe door. There are a variety of combination locks available. Locks that offer combinations of up to six numbers provide the greatest degree of protection.

We have an entire division dedicated to ensuring your project goes smoothly. Our industry-leading Quality Assurance team ensures that your project is flawlessly delivered and installed. Part of their function is to oversee our own installation crew, run the complete punch list process, and handle any warranty issues should they arise. So you don't have to worry.

Digital

Keyless lockers with keypad locks are a more cost-effective alternative to 24/7 package delivery lockers with touchscreens. Keypad locks are modular, allowing you to reconfigure or move the locks at any time. And since they run on batteries, they don’t require any data ports or power cords, and there’s no need to deal with IT departments or electricians.

Keyed

The most economical of all options is the keyed lock. Quite simply a key is provided to each owner of their locker. With facilities owning a master key for all.

RFI

An RFID positioned on each door can be used either online or offline and can be configured in several ways: self-assigned or assigned to a user at a central point like a reception desk or administrative office.

Mobile Access

Use your own personal device to reserve a locker. Your locker pops open – providing a truly touchless experience. Leverage APIs to integrate into your smart building app, smart workplace app or develop your own.

Touch Display

Forget keys. This touch-activated and LAN-connected option can be both self-assigned and or assigned by an employee via a phone app, and can also be quick-assigned based on locker vacancy.

Fingerprint

A fingerprint lock is one of the most popular locks in the world. It is used in many homes, offices and businesses. It is very easy to use and install, and it can be placed on almost any door. The lock can be opened with the fingerprint of the owner or with a key.

Keypad

This display depends on a simple 4-digit code, allowing people to either self-assign for short-term use or have the locker assigned to them.