Mobile Phone Lockers

Mobile phone lockers are compact, secure storage units designed specifically for the safe storage of smartphones and other small electronic devices. They’re commonly used in schools, workplaces, gyms, and secure facilities where mobile phone use is restricted or discouraged during certain hours.

Each locker typically features a small compartment with a lockable door, and units can range from a few compartments to over 20 in a single unit. Many are available with either key locks, padlock fittings, or digital locks, depending on the level of security required.

Mobile phone lockers help reduce distractions, encourage productivity, and ensure devices are protected from theft or damage during the day. They're especially popular in educational settings and exam halls, as well as in offices and call centres where mobile use needs to be minimized.

• Primary and secondary schools – Mobile phone lockers help pupils securely store their phones during the school day, supporting school policies that aim to reduce distractions, prevent misuse of devices, and promote more focused learning.

• Colleges and universities – Phone lockers offer students a secure space to store their devices during exams, lectures, or while using practical facilities such as labs or studios where phones may not be allowed.

• Offices and corporate workspaces – Staff and visitors can safely store personal devices in shared work environments, improving security and helping companies enforce no-phone policies in meeting rooms or sensitive work zones.

• Staff rooms and break areas – Lockers provide employees with a personal space to store and charge their mobile phones during shifts, especially in workplaces where phones are not allowed on the shop floor or in customer-facing areas.

• Leisure centres and gyms – Members can securely store phones while using fitness equipment or swimming facilities, giving peace of mind that their valuables are safe during workouts.

• Public libraries – Patrons and staff can use mobile phone lockers to store devices in designated quiet areas, supporting library policies and ensuring a peaceful environment for study and reading.

• Retail staff areas – In shops and supermarkets, phone lockers are used to securely store employees’ personal devices during working hours, helping reduce theft risks and avoid distraction on the shop floor.

• Hospitals and healthcare settings – Staff, patients, and visitors can store phones securely in wards, staff areas, or visitor lounges, especially where phone use is restricted or discouraged due to privacy and safety concerns.

• Visitor entry points in secure buildings – Mobile phone lockers offer a secure storage option for guests and contractors entering high-security environments such as data centres, government offices, and manufacturing plants where phones are not permitted inside.

Mobile phone lockers, also known as phone lockers, are typically made from high-quality, powder-coated steel for maximum strength and security. This durable metal construction ensures the lockers are tamper-resistant and long-lasting—ideal for use in schools, offices, gyms, and leisure centres.

Depending on the setting and security needs, phone lockers may come with different door types. Some feature a solid metal door for complete privacy and added protection, while others are fitted with a Perspex vision panel, allowing for easy visual checks without unlocking each compartment. Both options are designed to keep devices safe while offering flexibility for various environments.