Melamine Lockers

Melamine lockers give offices and admin areas secure individual storage with a finished look that sits alongside desks, cupboards and other commercial furniture. The carcass and doors are faced in melamine with PVC edging, so the surface wipes clean and the overall appearance stays consistent with the rest of the fit-out. This page covers melamine lockers only — metal lockers for higher-impact or higher-humidity spaces are listed under the main office lockers range.

Why offices choose melamine lockers

Most staff lockers in an office or reception area do not need to withstand the knocks and moisture of a gym changing room. Melamine units handle everyday bags, coats, files and personal items while keeping a professional finish. The surface resists light scuffs better than plain painted board, and the colour options let you match or contrast with existing furniture.

Key practical points:

• Clean, contemporary appearance that fits open-plan offices, staff rooms and education admin areas
• Easy wipe-down surface — no powder coat to chip and no metal edges to show wear
• Key locks as standard on most commercial models, with spare keys available
• Lighter than steel units, which simplifies installation on upper floors or in partitioned rooms
• Available in common commercial finishes so they coordinate with Cubit storage, desks and other melamine pieces

They are not the right choice for wet areas, outdoor-adjacent changing rooms or high-traffic school corridors where metal lockers last longer. For those environments see the metal options in the main lockers category.

What to check before ordering

• Door and compartment size — single full-height doors suit coats and bags; multi-tier banks give more users in the same floor space. Measure the wall run and the height available under any bulkhead.
• Lock type — standard key locks are the usual commercial choice. Confirm whether you need master-keying or a higher-security cylinder for shared or public-facing areas.
• Finish and edge — 16–18 mm melamine with 1–2 mm PVC edging is the typical commercial spec. Match the colour to existing furniture if the lockers sit in the same room as desks or cupboards.
• Ventilation and shelves — some models include ventilation slots or adjustable shelves. Useful if wet coats or helmets will be stored; less critical for dry office use.
• Fixing — tall units should be secured to the wall. Ask about wall fixings and whether the units arrive assembled or flat-pack.

Common uses in New Zealand workplaces

Melamine lockers work well where the priority is a tidy, professional look rather than maximum impact resistance:

• Staff rooms and break areas in offices
• Reception or back-of-house storage for personal items
• Education administration areas and staff workrooms
• Hybrid or hot-desk floors where people leave bags and coats during the day
• Smaller commercial sites that want storage to match the rest of the furniture

Pair them with matching storage cabinets or under-desk pedestals if you need a consistent look across the room. For higher-security or high-traffic needs, metal lockers remain the stronger option.

Melamine lockers in this range

Browse the models listed below. Most commercial melamine lockers are supplied with key locks and come in standard single-door or multi-door configurations. Check each product page for exact dimensions, available finishes and lead time. Bulk orders for offices or schools are quoted the same day in most cases.

If you need a mix of melamine and metal lockers, or help matching finishes to existing Cubit or other commercial furniture, add the units to a quote or call 0800 800 507.

Frequently asked questions

Are melamine lockers suitable for schools?

They work for staff and admin areas. For student corridors, changing rooms or high-traffic zones, metal lockers are usually more durable.

How do melamine lockers compare with metal lockers?

Melamine gives a cleaner office look and is easier to colour-match with other furniture. Metal is stronger, more moisture-resistant and better for gyms, warehouses and heavy daily use. Many sites use both.

Do they come with locks?

Standard commercial models include key locks. Confirm the cylinder type and whether master-keying is available if several units will be managed together.

Can I match the finish to my desks or cupboards?

Yes. Common commercial finishes (white, atlantic oak and similar) coordinate with Cubit and other melamine ranges. Check available colours on the product pages or ask when quoting.

Do you deliver nationwide?

Yes. Delivery covers New Zealand, including Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Lead time is shown on the product page or confirmed in the quote.