The CSM ’Style’ Locker Range meets the demands of high quality Office Fitouts by providing a designer look linked with a range of state of the art locking systems.
June 14th, 2010
Locking systems range from standard Key Locks through push button options to the latest Smart card technology that can be linked with corporate mifare type access cards.
Lockers carcasses are constructed from high quality powder coated steel and doors are available in a range of Laminate, Veneer, Steel or Glass designer finishes.
Personal lockers are becoming more prevalent in office fitouts allowing less clutter around the workspace.
In addition encouraging staff to walk or cycle to work thereby improving the environment.
CSM ‘Style’ lockers maintain the high quality finish of all CSM Storage Products.
CSM products are GECA certified and CSM are members of the Green Building Council.


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