An 8 door locker delivers eight compact compartments in one full-height frame — high-density storage for sites that handle lots of small personal items at once. It is the go-to format for visitor and bag storage, leisure centres, gyms and any facility where many people need a secure cubby for a short visit rather than a large day-long locker.
Specifying an 8 door locker
Built from Probe's cold-rolled mild-steel range — UK-made, powder-coated and ready for constant public use — these lockers can be specified in single or double widths depending on whether you are storing phones and valuables or bags and helmets. Perforated doors aid ventilation in active environments, while solid doors give a cleaner look in receptions and offices. Flat tops allow stacking or a shelf above; sloping tops keep the tops of public banks clear of litter and dust.
Every compartment is fitted with a Type A cam lock as standard — the only locking type stated across all 67 Probe lockers in our catalogue. Units arrive ready to bolt down and bay together.
Browse the door-count options below, or see the full metal lockers range and our Probe locker collection. Pair them with cloakroom benches, and our guide to choosing metal lockers walks through sizing, locks and finishes.
8 tier, 8 door, 8 compartment — the same thing
Locker terminology is inconsistent across the trade, and it makes specifying harder than it needs to be. A 8 tier locker, a 8 door locker and a 8 compartment locker all describe the same thing: 8 individually lockable compartments stacked in a single column.
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Tier counts the levels in one column — so every listing on this page is 8 tier.
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Nest counts the columns joined side by side. A nest of 2 is what we list as double width; a nest of 3 is triple width; a nest of 1 is single width.
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Bank is the complete assembled unit as delivered. A 8 tier, nest of 3 is a 24-compartment bank.
Nested columns share internal carcass walls, which is why the cost per compartment falls as the nest widens — you buy one set of ends rather than three. It also means a nest cannot be split later, so plan the full run before ordering.
Eleven listings across single, double and triple width. Watch the standard metric double-width “from” prices: the sloping-top listing includes a 300 mm compartment the flat-top listing does not, so the sloping top appears £62.28 cheaper when like-for-like it costs £49.53 more. The imperial double-width pair does not have this problem.
Compare across the range: all metal lockers, the standard metric and standard imperial ranges, the full Probe collection, or read our guide to choosing metal lockers for the workplace.