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Locker Rooms:

Locker rooms are essential support spaces found in athletic, recreational, educational, and professional facilities. They serve as private, transitional environments where individuals can change clothes, store belongings, and prepare for or recover from physical activity. Whether in a school, gym, stadium, or arena, locker rooms must be functional, hygienic, and designed to support high-traffic use.

Key Functions:

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Changing Area and Personal Storage

Offers a secure and organized environment where athletes can change in and out of uniforms or athletic gear with adequate privacy. It also provides dedicated space for storing personal items, team equipment, and apparel. Lockers, benches, and storage units are key components in supporting functionality and comfort.

Hygiene and Sanitation

Includes showers, toilets, and sinks to allow athletes to clean up before and after games or practice. Clean, sanitary surfaces and proper drainage are vital to prevent odor, mold, and infections.

Recovery and Rest

Some locker rooms include areas for physical recovery—such as ice baths, stretching zones, or training tables. The space must support athlete wellness and physical therapy when needed.

Team Communication and Bonding

Acts as a private environment where coaches and players can discuss strategy, review performance, or build camaraderie. This includes areas for team meetings, whiteboards, or media displays.

Equipment Management

Facilitates storage and organization of team gear, shoes, pads, and other sport-specific equipment. Ventilated lockers or drying areas help manage moisture and odor.

Traffic Flow and Efficiency

Designed to handle peak usage times—before and after events—while maintaining safety and efficiency. Layout must support smooth transitions and avoid congestion.

Branding and Team Identity

Often includes team colors, logos, and motivational elements to foster pride and unity. The design contributes to the overall culture and spirit of the team.

Flooring Requirements:

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Slip Resistance

Slip resistance is essential for wet environments where water from showers or pools increases fall risk. Locker room flooring must meet or exceed slip resistant standards (especially when wet).

Waterproof & Moisture Resistant

Locker room floors must prevent water absorption to stop mold, mildew, and odor. Integral waterproofing or seamless systems are preferred to avoid water intrusion.

Hygiene & Easy Cleaning

Floors should be non-porous and seamless, allowing for regular sanitizing. They must also be resistant to body oils, soaps, and disinfectants used in frequent cleaning.

Durability

Locker rooms must withstand constant foot traffic, heavy moisture, and locker movement. Scratch, stain, and chemical resistance are critical to maintain a clean look.

Comfort Underfoot

Some locker room zones benefit from cushioned or thermal properties for barefoot comfort. Thermal shock resistance helps maintain flooring performance near showers or steam areas.

Aesthetic Appeal

This feature should match the overall design of the facility and be bright, clean, and inviting. Colors and finishes can help designate dry vs. wet zones.

Cove Base Integration

Locker room flooring should integrate with a coved wall base to ensure a fully sealed, hygienic perimeter. This also prevents water from sitting at wall joints and enables complete disinfection.