How should public lockers for hanging long garments be designed?

Design Considerations for Public Lockers Storing Long Garments—Using a 1.8-Meter-Tall Z-Shaped Locker as an Example
In public storage settings, storing long garments has always been a design challenge. Standard lockers often lack sufficient height and have limited hanging space, which can easily cause clothes to become creased from being folded. To address this, a 1.8-meter-tall locker featuring a Z-shaped layout, combined with a well-designed interio .

I. Overall Structure: The Advantages of a Z-shaped Layout
A Z-shaped layout does not refer to the locker’s exterior taking the shape of a Z, but rather to the vertical staggered design of the interior space:

Upper hanging area: 1.2 meters high, designed for hanging long garments; coat hooks can also be added on both sides.

Middle Folding/Storage Area: 0.4 meters high, for storing folded clothes or small items.

Lower Shoe/Bag Area: Approximately 0.2 meters high, for storing shoes or handbags.

The entire interior space follows a “Z”-shaped flow—

What kinds of places are suitable for these lockers? Gym/Swimming Pool Locker Rooms

Ski Resorts/Outdoor Equipment Rental Shops

Hotel Concierge Desks/Banquet Halls
Hospitals
Factories and other public places .If you are also in need of lockers for public changing rooms, please contact us.