Module C005
Three wide compartments
Two stacked wide compartments above a taller compartment in the lower part of the module.
Compartments · W × H (cm)
- 2 compartments
- 56 × 47
- 1 compartment
- 56 × 98
The new range
Different modules, a tailored project.
The new range includes five configurations with wide, narrow or combined compartments. We define the locker configuration around the garments to be handled, the drop-off and collection process, and the space available.
Explore the configurations
The new range
Five configurations to compare.
Different compartment layouts to help define your project.
Module C006
Three narrow compartments
One full-height narrow compartment alongside two stacked compartments in the same module.
Compartments · W × H (cm)
- 1 compartment
- 26 × 200
- 2 compartments
- 26 × 98
Module C023
Four wide compartments
Four wide compartments of equal height, stacked one above the other in the same module.
Compartments · W × H (cm)
- 4 compartments
- 56 × 47
Module C024
Four narrow compartments
Four narrow compartments of equal height, arranged in pairs across two levels of the module.
Compartments · W × H (cm)
- 4 compartments
- 26 × 98
Module C025
Four combined compartments
Two stacked wide compartments in the upper part, with two narrow compartments side by side below.
Compartments · W × H (cm)
- 2 compartments
- 56 × 47
- 2 compartments
- 26 × 98
Schematic configurations. The final configuration includes the fittings and technical space required for the project.
Nominal front opening dimensions: width × height, in centimetres. Usable internal depth must be checked for the chosen fittings.
Nominal cabinet dimensions: 60 × 60 × 210 cm (W × D × H), including the plinth. Installation dimensions must allow for the feet, protruding parts and connections.
From garments to configuration.
Folded garments, hanging garments and bed and bath linen kits require different spaces. We start with the dimensions of the garments and packed kits to assess compartments, fittings and the locker configuration.
The service comes first
A locker to suit your project.
Garments, exchange methods and site conditions guide the choice of modules.
Garments and exchange methods
We define which garments pass through the locker and how to organise drop-off, collection and return delivery.
Space and access
We assess placement, dimensions, power supply, connectivity and site access conditions.
Software and integration
We configure and test the locker functions that support customers and operators throughout the service.
Software only is also an option
Already have a hardware partner?
We can assess lockers belonging to the customer or their supplier, starting with the project requirements.
Start with the available information
The hardware specification and the configuration you have in mind help us assess the connection to the software.
Check the connection
Integration requires technical assessment and may involve development, adaptations and project testing.
Explore the platformTechnology and service
A defined role for each party.
The technical configuration and each party’s activities are specified in the proposal.
LockerClean and the software
We develop the software and coordinate the technology. The laundry manages the service and garment processing.
The supplier and the locker
The hardware is made by industrial partners. The scope of supply, installation and support must be defined.
Before you start
Some useful answers.
When can the locker be accessed?
Site opening hours and the service’s operational time windows must be defined from the outset.
Can I choose any hardware?
Compatibility must be assessed for each project: a software-only supply does not mean automatic integration with every locker.
What do we need to get started?
Tell us about the site, available space and service. If you already have a technical specification or configuration, we start from there.
From location to project.
We consider space, service and technology to identify the configuration to assess.