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All-steel welded wire tenant storage lockers for the shared storage rooms of apartment, condo and multi-family buildings. The mesh keeps each unit secure and visible, and layouts configure to the room.

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All-Steel Welded Wire

Deluxe Systems Tenant Storage Lockers

Deluxe Systems tenant storage lockers use an all-steel welded wire design to secure personal belongings in the shared storage areas of multi-family buildings. The welded mesh is robust enough to protect residents' property while staying flexible to configure into clean, space-efficient layouts.

These systems reduce clutter and put underused areas to work. Property managers can often offset the full cost of the lockers and installation within a year by leasing them to residents at prevailing rental rates.

Single or Double Tier, Sized to the Space

How It Works

Single or Double Tier, Sized to the Space

Single-tier walk-in lockers suit bulky or seasonal items, while double-tier lockers maximize storage in high-density buildings with limited square footage. Either way, the layout keeps aisles clear and access organized throughout the shared area.

Lockers are built from 10-gauge wire in a 2 inch by 2 inch square welded mesh, welded into a 1-1/4 inch rolled angle frame. The open but secure design integrates with existing lighting, ventilation, and fire suppression, so a storage room stays safe and functional.

Applications

Where Tenant Lockers Fit

Apartments & Condos

Give each unit secure, dedicated storage in the basement or garage, and lease it back as an amenity.

High-Density Buildings

Double-tier lockers pack the most rentable storage into a small footprint where space is tight.

Property Management

Recoup the cost of the lockers within a year by renting them to tenants at standard rates.

Why Welded Wire

Turn dead space into rentable storage

All-Steel Welded Wire

The welded mesh is robust enough to secure residents' belongings while configuring into clean layouts.

Single or Double Tier

Walk-in single-tier for bulky items, double-tier to maximize storage in high-density buildings.

Pays for Itself

Leasing lockers to residents often recovers the full cost of units and installation in under a year.

Free design and layout assistance is available.

Send us your storage room dimensions and unit count and we will lay out a locker plan.

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Storage Residents Will Pay For

Storage Residents Will Pay For

Basements, garages, and back-of-house areas in multi-family buildings are often underused. Tenant storage lockers turn that dead space into secure, dedicated storage that residents value, and that property managers can lease at prevailing rates.

Because the welded mesh is robust and the layouts are space-efficient, a shared storage room stays organized and clutter-free while generating rental income that often covers the cost of the system within a year.

Configured for the Building

Configured for the Building

Single-tier walk-in lockers handle bulky and seasonal items, while double-tier lockers pack the most storage into a tight footprint, so the layout matches the building and the demand.

Built from 10-gauge welded wire in a rolled angle frame, the lockers are secure and durable, and the open design keeps existing lighting, ventilation, and fire suppression working throughout the storage area.

Tenant Storage Locker Units

Key Features

  • All-steel welded wire design
  • 10-gauge wire in a 2" x 2" square welded mesh
  • Welded into a 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" x 13-gauge rolled angle frame
  • Single-tier walk-in and double-tier configurations
  • Keeps aisles clear and access organized
  • Open design integrates with lighting, ventilation, and fire suppression
  • Configurable, space-efficient layouts
  • Often pays for itself within a year through rental income

Frequently Asked Questions

They use an all-steel welded wire design: 10-gauge wire in a 2 inch by 2 inch square welded mesh, welded into a 1-1/4 inch rolled angle frame, for reliable security in a shared storage area.
Single-tier walk-in lockers are best for bulky or seasonal items, while double-tier lockers maximize the number of storage units in high-density buildings with limited space.
Often, yes. By leasing lockers to residents at prevailing rental rates, property managers can frequently recover the full cost of the lockers and installation in less than a year.
No. The open but secure welded-wire design integrates with existing lighting, ventilation, and fire suppression, so the storage area keeps its existing coverage.
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