About this asset

Constructed from sheet metal, this industrial tan locker Revit family features sixteen individual compartments bridging an open central coat hanging rail. The locker assembly is arranged in a bridge arch configuration, resting on slender square-tube perimeter legs. Two vertical towers flank the unit, each housing six stacked cubby doors with integrated ventilation louvres, inset label card holders, and recessed vertical latch handles. Spanning between the vertical columns is an upper horizontal bridge section containing four additional locker compartments. Beneath this overhead bridge, an open bay incorporates a continuous horizontal metal rod designed for garment hangers, workwear, or coats, maximizing personal storage density.

The download is a 655 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for efficient project documentation in Revit, this component places cleanly against interior wall partitions in floor plans and sections. Users can place the family directly on finished floor levels, schedule the assembly within furniture or specialty equipment schedules, and assign custom project materials or finishes to match facility design guidelines and interior elevations.

This multi-compartment storage solution is suited for employee change rooms, warehouse locker rooms, school cloakrooms, distribution centres, and back-of-house hospitality corridors. Interior designers and BIM technicians frequently specify bridge locker systems, multi-tier steel lockers, and communal staff wardrobe units when space efficiency is critical. The assembly integrates naturally alongside locker room benches, boot racks, and clean-line metal shelving units across commercial and institutional projects.