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Bench-Integrated Locker

Seating and Storage in a Single Footprint

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Bench-Integrated Locker

Seating and Storage in a Single Footprint

The Bench-Integrated Locker combines personal storage with comfortable seating in a single unified unit. A hardwood or phenolic bench extends from the base of the locker face, providing a seated changing surface directly in front of each user locker — eliminating the need for freestanding benches that consume valuable locker room floor space and create tripping hazards.

The bench surface is positioned at standard seating height (18 inches), allowing users to sit comfortably while changing shoes, tying laces, or organizing items within their locker. The bench depth provides stable support without extending so far into the aisle that it obstructs traffic flow. Pedestal supports are engineered for sustained heavy use, with steel frames that connect directly to the locker body for structural rigidity.

By integrating bench and locker into one unit, facility planners reclaim the floor area that would otherwise be dedicated to freestanding benches and the clearance space around them. In locker rooms where every square foot matters, this integration can increase effective locker count by 15 to 20 percent compared to conventional locker-plus-bench layouts, serving more users without expanding the room footprint.

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Key Features

Engineered for performance in demanding environments

Built-in bench at 18" standard seating height

Hardwood or solid phenolic bench surface options

Steel pedestal supports welded to locker frame

Eliminates need for freestanding benches

Saves 15-20% floor space versus locker + bench layouts

Bench surface supports loads up to 400 lbs

Shoe storage shelf beneath bench surface

Available with or without back support panel

16-gauge steel locker body in all configurations

Bench and locker finish coordinated for unified appearance

Specifications

Detailed technical specifications for project planning and installation

Bench Height	18" (ADA-compliant seat height)
Bench Depth	9.5" (standard), 12" (deep option)
Bench Material	Hardwood maple or solid phenolic
Bench Capacity	400 lbs uniform load
Locker Body	16-gauge cold-rolled steel
Locker Widths	12", 15", 18"
Locker Depths	15", 18"
Locker Heights	45" (above bench) — 63" total with bench
Tiers	Single (above bench), Double (above bench)
Finish	Powder coat (locker) + clear-coat or stain (bench)
Lock Options	All standard lock types
Warranty	15-year locker, 10-year bench

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SPEC SHEET Bench-Integrated Locker — Specification Sheet

Locker Accessories & Components

Customize your locker system with premium add-ons and components

Lock Options

Built-in, hasp, padlock, combination, key, electronic, and master key options.

Shelves & Hooks

Adjustable shelves and coat hooks for maximum interior organization.

Slope Tops

Angled tops prevent accumulation of debris and unauthorized storage.

Ventilation

Louvered doors and vented panels for improved air circulation.

Locker Numbers

Stamped, engraved, or adhesive numbering systems for easy identification.

Benches

Freestanding and wall-mounted benches to complete your locker room setup.

Base Trim

Recessed and closed base configurations with optional leveling feet.

Master Keying

Campus or facility-wide master key systems with hierarchical access control.

Ideal For

Trusted by facilities across every sector

Athletic Locker Rooms

Athletes changing from street clothes to uniforms need seating at their locker for shoe changes and equipment adjustments. Integrated benches provide this directly at each locker position without creating a separate bench zone that consumes floor space.

Employee Changing Rooms

Manufacturing and healthcare workers changing into work attire benefit from seating immediately at their locker. The integrated design creates efficient changing stations that minimize the time required for shift transitions.

Spa & Wellness Centers

Spa guests expect comfortable, well-appointed changing environments. Integrated bench lockers with premium hardwood surfaces create an upscale appearance while maximizing the number of guest lockers in compact changing areas.

Small Facility Locker Rooms

Facilities with limited locker room square footage benefit most from the space savings of integrated benches. Eliminating freestanding benches and their clearance zones can add four to six additional locker positions in a compact room.

Bench-Integrated Lockers: Space-Saving Design for Modern Locker Rooms

Traditional locker room layouts treat lockers and benches as separate elements — lockers against the walls, benches in the center of the room. This arrangement works in large locker rooms with generous square footage, but it wastes space in the compact changing areas that modern facility budgets typically allow. Bench-integrated lockers challenge this convention by combining seating and storage into a single unit that eliminates the dead space between separate benches and locker faces.

The Floor Space Math: Integrated vs. Separate

A freestanding bench in front of a locker row requires its own footprint (typically 9 to 12 inches of depth) plus clearance on either side for users to sit down and stand up (typically 18 to 24 inches per side). This means a freestanding bench can consume 48 to 60 inches of floor depth in front of the locker row — space that serves only as a sitting zone and cannot be used for additional lockers. An integrated bench extends just 9.5 to 12 inches from the locker face and requires no additional clearance beyond the standard aisle width, recovering the full bench footprint for productive use.

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Fitness facility members rank locker room quality as a top factor in gym satisfaction surveys. Integrated bench lockers create a personal changing station at each locker position — a semi-private zone where the member can sit comfortably, access their locker contents at arm reach, and complete their clothing change without competing for limited bench space shared among multiple users. This personalized experience elevates member perception of the facility without requiring additional square footage.

Durable Bench Surfaces for Commercial Use

Bench surfaces in locker rooms endure sustained heavy use: people sitting, standing, placing heavy bags, and occasionally stepping on the surface to reach upper compartments. Our hardwood maple benches are kiln-dried, finger-jointed for dimensional stability, and finished with a commercial-grade clear coat that resists moisture and wear. For wet environments, solid phenolic bench surfaces provide the same structural performance with complete waterproofing — maintaining appearance and integrity in shower-adjacent and pool-area installations.

ADA-Compliant Seating Height

The 18-inch bench height meets ADA requirements for accessible seating surfaces, making bench-integrated lockers appropriate for accessible locker positions without requiring a separate accessible bench. Users who need to sit during changing activities — whether due to disability, age, or preference — have a stable, appropriately heighted surface immediately at their locker, promoting independent use by all facility members.