Can School Lockers Help Prevent Fire and Trip Hazards?
Yes—installing school lockers is a simple and effective way to reduce both fire risks and trip hazards in schools. During fire safety inspections, fire officers often highlight cluttered corridors as a major health and safety concern. Loose bags, coats, and PE kits left on the floor or hanging from overloaded coat pegs can block emergency exits and walkways.
Traditional cloakroom areas with wall-mounted pegs can quickly become overcrowded, especially during busy periods. Belongings spilling out into corridors not only create a mess but also pose a serious risk in the event of a fire, when pupils need to exit the building quickly and safely.
By providing individual lockers for students, schools can keep hallways clear, organised, and hazard-free. This helps schools meet fire safety regulations, reduces the chance of accidents, and improves the overall appearance of the learning environment.
Our primary school lockers designed for younger pupils—perfect for keeping corridors safe, tidy, and clutter-free.