Storage Lockers and Cabinets

Storage cabinets are built to secure shared equipment, supplies, hazardous materials, or confidential documents in a single enclosed unit, while steel lockers assign separate, lockable compartments to individual employees. Cabinets tend to serve a work area or department, whereas lockers are for personal use, holding things like coats, boots, bags, and other items. Many facilities use both, with cabinets in the shop or storage room and lockers in a staff changeroom or entrance.

Safety cabinets store hazardous materials such as flammable liquids, gas cylinders, paint, or other regulated substances under conditions that meet workplace safety requirements. Flammable storage cabinets contain combustible liquids to reduce fire risk, while gas cylinder cabinets keep pressurized tanks secured and separated from other work areas. The specific hazard you are storing determines which cabinet is right, so our team can help you match a cabinet to the material and quantity involved.

We carry single-tiered, double-tiered, three-tiered, and six-tiered lockers, so the configuration can match how many employees need storage and how much floor space is available. A single-tiered locker gives one large compartment per door, while higher tier counts fit more compartments into the same footprint. Locker benches are also available to pair with any tier configuration in a changeroom setting.

Yes, our paint storage cabinets and gas cylinder cabinets are built specifically for these materials, with ventilation and containment features suited to the hazard involved. Using a general supply cabinet for hazardous materials instead of a purpose-built one can create a safety risk, which is exactly what these cabinets are designed to prevent. If you are not sure which cabinet applies to your material, our team can point you to the right one.

Our tool storage cabinets range from heavy duty drawer cabinets to compact mobile units, so the right fit depends on how many tools you have and how often you need to move them between work areas. Multi drawer cabinets suit shops with a large tool inventory that needs to stay sorted, while compact or mobile options work well when space is tight or tools travel between stations. Specialized units, such as machining tool racks, are also available for facilities with a specific type of tooling to organize.

Yes. Locker benches are designed to pair directly with our steel locker lineup, giving employees a place to sit while they change without needing a separate furniture purchase. This setup works well for facilities setting up or expanding a staff changeroom, since the bench and lockers are meant to fit together as a matched system. Custom lockers are also available if your changeroom has unusual dimensions or a specific layout in mind.

The right choice depends on what you are storing and whether it needs to be shared among a team or assigned to individual employees. Call us at 604-980-8511 and we can walk through your space and materials to recommend a cabinet or locker suited to your setup.