While shopping
In a shop, clear identification and the route to the locker matter. Drop-off and collection may take place on different visits.
Retail, sport and local services
Your space, an extra service.
Offer people who shop or use your sports centre a point to drop off their garments and collect them clean. The laundry runs the service; LockerClean coordinates the software and smart lockers.
Let’s assess your space
Two separate settings
Shopping and sport, different rhythms.
The service is organised around actual attendance.
At the sports centre
Consider attendance frequency, activity times and member access. The laundry defines which garments it accepts.
Spaces and movements
Visible and accessible.
The location takes account of people and operators’ work.
Users’ routes
Assess space for the operations and entry conditions. A public area and a restricted one require different information.
Laundry visits
Examine loading, unloading and equipment, including during busy hours. Access is coordinated with the time windows indicated by the system.
Managing the point
The facility hosts the service.
LockerClean supplies the software and coordinates integration with the locker.
The manager’s task
Looks after space, safety and accessibility. On-site information clearly identifies the locker’s location, the digital process and service contacts.
Explore the project furtherThe laundry’s role
Loads and unloads, processes garments, sets prices and turnaround times, receives payments and supports users.
Explore the rolesBefore you start
Some useful answers.
Does collection take place at the end of the visit?
It depends on the laundry’s turnaround times and the order status. The project must also allow a return visit at another time.
Is a designated laundry needed?
Yes. If you already have one, we involve it in the project. Otherwise, LockerClean can source and select a laundry suited to the location and the people who use it.
Tell us about actual visits.
Specify who visits the location, how regularly and where you envisage the point.