Frequently Asked Questions About Locker Products
Robinson Steel Company provides answers to some of your basic questions about lockers and locker supplies below. Feel free to contact us if you have additional questions.
- How much experience is needed to assemble a locker shipped from your online store?
- What is the difference between one wide and three wide packaged lockers?
- Where can I get details about Vanguard locker specifications?
- Do you have typical assembly instructions to view prior to purchasing?
- What are the advantages of slope top locker construction?
How much experience is needed to assemble a locker shipped from your online store?
Lockers shipped from Robinson Steel Company’s online store come in packed boxes with simple to follow assembly instructions. A 5/8” nut runner or wrench is required for assembly. On average, one person can assemble one locker in 30 minutes.
What is the difference between one wide and three wide packaged lockers?
Lockers from stock are purchased as one wide or three wide units. A one wide packaged locker comes with all the hardware and parts to build one locker. A three wide packaged locker comes with all the parts to build three lockers side by side using common locker side divisions.
Where can I get details about Vanguard locker specifications?
Visit our locker specifications page to learn more about Vanguard lockers.
Do you have typical assembly instructions to view prior to purchasing?
Yes, you can download the assembly instructions that are packaged with the lockers.
What are the advantages of slope top locker construction?
Slope tops are often used instead of flat tops to prevent the accumulation of dust and debris, and to discourage the use of locker tops as storage areas.
For more information check out our slope top locker construction information page.
For more information check out our slope top locker construction information page.
