Considerations For Selecting Wardrobe Lockers

Air flow is an important factors when trying to protect clothing, extend the life of body armor and weapons, dry materials, and minimize odors.

Many times new construction projects involve architectural specifications which specify wardrobe lockers be tied directly in the HVAC system to provide proper air flow.

Architects and Police Departments should consider other important features when selecting new wardrobe lockers including:

• Clothes hanger bars to keep uniform pieces separate to reduce wrinkling
• Separate dedicated compartment to store body armor, allowing for air flow for proper drying
• Lockable security compartment
• Pegboard panels for duty belts or other gear
• Perforated boot trays - removable to allow footgear to dry while providing easy access for clean ups
• Door pockets for log books or clipboards
• Large usable mirrors (8 ½" x 11") that are not only functional, but are also magnetic, unbreakable and repositionable
• Shelves of varying heights and sizes that can accommodate hats, briefcases and other essentials
• Pull out drawer for duty bag storage with attached bench

Wardrobe lockers with functional features can meet the needs of many federal, state, and local government agencies as well as private enterprises, including:

• Local and state police agencies
• Fire and paramedic squads
• Corporate security forces
• Correctional facilities
• Oil rig crews
• Colleges
• Campus security departments
• Military organizations

Tiffin's Sentinel Airflow Wardrobe Lockers are a great example of lockers that provide durability, flexibility and excellent value.
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