What locker features matter most for healthcare worker storage?

Healthcare environments have specific locker needs: antimicrobial coatings or surfaces to reduce pathogen harboring, easy-clean interiors with no seams that trap debris, and secure compartments for personal electronics and valuables. Stainless steel or phenolic (solid resin) lockers are used in clinical areas where infection control is critical. RFID or PIN locks are popular — healthcare workers have gloved hands and may not want to fumble with keys. Ventilation helps with odors from scrubs. Coat hooks should accommodate multiple layers of clinical attire. Compartments should be large enough for a full set of clothing plus shoes. FindOfficeFurniture.com — 888-719-4960.