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The team at UAB “Darbis” has already completed numerous projects in which our products have been successfully utilized. We are pleased to count the Aircraft Repair Terminal, the Tennis Club, and Vilnius Antakalnis University Hospital among our satisfied clients. Our clients’ expectations and needs are a great motivation for us to improve and strive for even better results, to create and offer new, modern ideas—not just standard solutions. After all, the environment where we spend our time must first and foremost be tailored to us; it must be functional and comfortable. These are the main goals we strive to achieve in every project, and the installation of locker rooms is no exception.
Lockers in the changing room at the aircraft maintenance terminal
When equipping the changing room in the aircraft maintenance terminal, standard gray metal lockers were selected. Lockable units consisting of several modules were installed here, thus ensuring the privacy of those changing and the security of their personal belongings. Since a relatively large number of metal lockers was required, it was decided not to install small shelves on top of each one. This saved space in the locker room and created more room for storing belongings.
Shelving in the Tennis Club’s Locker Room
The metal lockers installed in the Tennis Club’s locker room feature a unique design—their doors are made of wood and match the top section of the benches standing next to them. This design adds a sense of coziness, aesthetic appeal, and the luxurious feel characteristic of wood. The warm color of the wooden doors and the tops of the benches contrasts beautifully with the slightly darker, cooler shade of the locker bodies and the legs of the benches (a rich gray was chosen). Single-door cabinet modules were used here. The tennis club’s locker room not only perfectly meets the needs of those getting changed but also looks exceptionally unique.
Lockers in the changing room at Vilnius Antakalnis University Hospital
Spaces that require exceptional cleanliness and meet specific requirements must be designed with meticulous attention to detail, entrusting this task to professionals in the field. In the changing room at Vilnius Antakalnis University Hospital, yellowish-toned metal lockers were selected. To save space, single-door lockers with locks were chosen to ensure the privacy and convenience of each employee.