Why are open access sports lockers considered to be the best choice for sports stadiums and dressing rooms? They have no doors, so they provide immediate access to the most important pieces of clothing and equipment that all athletes need. … Continue reading →
You can find a particular type of box, bridge, and modular employee personal storage locker and adapt it to any floor plan. You can accommodate specific valuables storage needs, clothing storage needs, security needs, and accountability concerns. Even vandal resistance … Continue reading →
Solid Plastic Lenox® Lockers are super attractive and super tough. They come in a variety of configurations to meet the needs of your business model. These heavy duty employee dressing room lockers can range from 12” to 18” deep. You … Continue reading →
There are many different types of open access athletic dressing room equipment lockers you can buy from XPB Locker Supply. Each locker type is designed to meet certain equipment storage needs, uniform and day clothing storage needs, and gear storage … Continue reading →
What kind of Division 10 specialties and products do you sell? We sell commercial washroom accessories that are mostly manufactured by Bradley Corporation. These products feature several advantages over competing equivalents. For one thing, they are designed in ways that … Continue reading →
XPB Locker Supply has a number of Bradley hand washing systems that you can order as ADA lavatory systems for handicapped bathrooms. These systems can be customized prior to shipping in order to ensure full compliance with the Americans with … Continue reading →
Toilets for ADA restroom floor plans for handicapped bathroom can be any type. XPB Locker, however, recommends stainless steel as the most practical and durable material to use for the construction of accessible restrooms. The type of the toilet is … Continue reading →
Round and modular locker room shower stall enclosures have resolved a number of issues associated with old shower room and locker room design. In the past, shower heads had to be installed along the walls in a separate room. This … Continue reading →