Perforated Lockers

Perforated lockers have ventilated doors — a pattern of slots that lets air circulate inside each compartment. That airflow helps damp kit, sports gear, PPE and work clothing dry out and cuts the odours that build up in sealed lockers, which is why perforated doors are popular in gyms, leisure centres, factories and changing rooms.

The range uses Probe's UK-made cold-rolled mild-steel construction, powder-coated for durability. Perforated doors are offered in 4, 5 and 6 compartments per column in a triple-width body, with a choice of flat or sloping tops — sloping tops keep the unit clear and hygienic, flat tops give a usable top surface. The ventilation also lets staff glance in without opening the door.

Every compartment is fitted with a Type A cam lock as standard. The product data lists no hasp, padlock, coin-return or electronic locking option on any Probe locker, so those should not be assumed. For sealed solid doors or a viewing-window option, browse the full metal lockers range and the Probe collection, or read our guide to choosing metal lockers.

Looking for Bott perforated panel systems rather than lockers? See Perfo panel storage.

Perforated locker FAQs

What is a perforated locker?

A locker whose doors carry a pattern of slots so air circulates inside each compartment, helping damp kit and work clothing dry and reducing odours.

Where are perforated lockers used?

Gyms, leisure centres, factories and changing rooms, anywhere kit or PPE gets damp or needs airing.

Which perforated lockers are listed?

Four Probe metric lockers, all triple width: 4 door sloping top, 5 door sloping top, 6 door sloping top and 6 door flat top.

Flat top or sloping top?

Sloping tops keep the unit clear and hygienic. Flat tops give a usable top surface.

What lock is fitted?

Every compartment has a Type A cam lock as standard. The product data lists no hasp, padlock, coin-return or electronic locking option on any Probe locker.