Bernina Locker Bank — 40

QORVANIX Cabinets — doors that answer audits

Locker rooms are morale infrastructure; the Bernina builds it solid — hygiene-regime configurations stated per model, locks from coin to card, and doors that still close flat when the apprentices have become foremen.

Safety cabinets carry their certificates on the door: fire-rated storage built and tested to its stated class, sump volumes sized to regulation, and ventilation ports where the standard puts them. The paperwork ships with the cabinet — audits are a filing exercise, not an adventure.

Design & Craft

• Compartments from one to six per column
• Ventilation and sloped-top options for changing rooms
• Two years parts and labour
• Doors flat and true after ten thousand cycles
• Hinges, cams and cylinders stocked as parts for fifteen years
• Numbering and name-card frames included

Specifications

Care

Wipe powder coat with neutral cleaner, keep sumps empty and inspected on schedule, and never store beyond the door card's classes. Every hinge, cam and shelf clip is a stocked part.

Questions, Answered

What is inside the stated shelf load?
Kilograms, evenly spread, label on every shelf. Heavier concentrated loads belong on the reinforced shelves listed in options.

Do lockers meet changing-room rules?
Ventilation, sloped tops and bench options cover standard hygiene requirements; the listing states which configuration satisfies which regime.

The QORVANIX Promise

Every QORVANIX system ships with its static calculation and load plaques — engineered to EN 15512, documented per bay, signed by our structural engineers in Prague.