Office & Industrial Furniture

Also called: staff locker, worker locker

1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12 or 18 compartments

Compartment count follows shift pattern and what has to be stored — a helmet and boots need more than a phone and a wallet.

Perforated or mesh doors

Where wet or worn PPE is stored and must dry between shifts.

Padlock hasps, cam locks, digital locks, name plates, sloping tops, stands

A sloping top stops the locker becoming a shelf, which is the reason it is specified.

Powered compartments for devices

RF guns, scanners and phones charged and secured between shifts.

Stainless or epoxy · coved · wipe-clean

Gowning rooms and controlled-area change-over.

Multi-size compartments · coded access

Staff parcels and last-mile pickup points.

Also called: steel cupboard, office almirah

Two-door · adjustable shelves · locker compartment · 0.8–1.2 mm CRCA

The standard office and stores cupboard. Sheet gauge is where cheap units cut cost and where they fail.

Hanging rail plus shelving

Staff and hostel accommodation, site offices.

Ventilated, wipe-clean interior

Segregated chemical storage in food-audited sites.

Ventilated · bunded base · signed

Statutory storage for solvents and flammables in small quantities.

Glazed doors · lockable

Instruments, samples and controlled stock that must be visible.

Double lock · fixed to structure

Regulated storage in hospital and pharmacy settings.

Steel frame · MS, wood, laminate or SS top

Top material follows the process: steel for impact, wood for assembly, stainless for washdown.

1,000–2,000 kg · with vice mounts

Maintenance and fabrication work.

Multi-drawer · ball-bearing slides · lockable

Slide quality is what separates a five-year trolley from a one-year one.

Louvre or perforated panel with outlines

Makes a missing tool visible at a glance. A 5S staple that survives because it works.

Also called: storage trolley, utility trolley

150–1,000 kg · shelved or flat

General-purpose internal movement.

Dissipative laminate · earthed · wrist strap points

Electronics assembly and repair.

Modular frame · gravity-fed bins

Line-side presentation of parts in pick sequence.

2, 3 or 4 drawer · anti-tilt interlock

The interlock is what stops a fully-loaded cabinet tipping when two drawers are opened at once.

Side-opening · higher density per metre

Better use of wall length than vertical drawers.

Under-desk · 2–3 drawer · castored

Personal storage at a workstation.

Open shelving sized to the box

Bulk document archives with a retention schedule.

Also called: compactus, mobile filing system

Manual, mechanical or motorised · rail-mounted

One shared aisle instead of one per bay. Roughly doubles capacity in the same room.

Rated to a stated duration

Statutory and irreplaceable records.

Shallow wide drawers

Drawings, laminates and flat sheet samples.

Also called: supermarket shelving, gondola shelf

Wall and island runs · adjustable shelf pitch

Modular runs with end caps. Shelf pitch and depth are merchandising decisions before they are storage ones.

Run ends and floor units

The highest-value shelf space in a store.

Glass, steel or combination

Showrooms, pharmacies and specialty retail.

Slatwall, pegboard, bracket systems

Hardware, apparel and accessory merchandising.

Steel and laminate · belt or flat

Retail front-of-house.

Open bin merchandising

Loose and promotional stock.

Nesting trolleys and stands

Store front-end equipment.

Steel frame · laminate or SS top

Wipe-clean, fixed or folding.

Bench with hooks and shoe rack

Paired with the locker bank.

Steel or steel-and-laminate

Warehouse and site offices.

Height-adjustable · anti-static options

Bench and packing stations.

Pin, magnetic or glazed

Shift briefings, safety notices and performance boards.

Colour-coded multi-stream

Segregation at source — recyclable, general and hazardous.