Coats and bags in shared spaces
Plan a dedicated storage point rather than relying on seating areas or reception desks.
Events & entertainment — Conventions & Entertainment
Lockers for Convention Centers and Entertainment Venues
Keep coats, bags and personal items out of the way of exhibitions, activities and shared spaces.
The problem today
Different visitors, different storage needs
Exhibitors, attendees and families may need different compartment sizes and access periods.
Changing attendance
A busy exhibition and a regular family activity session create different storage demands.
Why it matters
Storage around the visitor journey
Consider arrival, movement between spaces and departure.
Attendee day use
Offer a defined place for coats and bags during conferences and exhibitions.
Family entertainment
Place storage near activity areas while keeping circulation routes clear.
Staff and exhibitors
Discuss whether staff storage needs should be separate from visitor use.
Built for trust
Everything the system ships with
Compartment capacity, access methods and operating rules should be reviewed against each venue's requirements.
Keyless entry
PIN or QR access — no keys to lose, no coins to collect, no padlocks to cut.
Mobile app access
Users rent, open and extend a locker from their own phone, with no attendant in the loop.
Cashless payment
Card and digital wallet payments built in, with reporting per bank and per session.
Remote monitoring & MDM
Every door, screen and bank is managed and updated remotely, with 24/7 status and alerts.
Space-efficient banks
Dynamically assigned, day-use compartments serve far more people per square foot than fixed lockers.
Enterprise-grade security
Encrypted credentials and a complete audit log of every open, close and override.
Planning
Configure the bank for the location
Review capacity, access and site requirements before choosing your towers.
- Visitor and exhibitor bag sizes
- Shared circulation and emergency routes
- Event schedules and collection deadlines
- Can lockers serve family entertainment centers?
- They are a potential day-use storage option. Confirm compartment sizing and placement against the activities and items guests bring.
- Should staff and visitor storage be separate?
- Review access rules and operating hours with your team; separate banks may suit different requirements.
- Can we buy the lockers or run them on revenue share?
- Both. You can purchase lockers outright, or discuss a revenue share program where terms, responsibilities and pricing are set out in your proposal.
- Do guests need coins, keys or cash?
- No. Access is keyless by PIN, QR code or mobile app, and payments are cashless by card or digital wallet.
- How do we choose the number of lockers?
- Start with expected peak visitors and the items they carry, then compare compartment sizes on the tower spec sheets. Add-on towers connect to one control tower, so the bank can grow.
Related guide
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Plan storage around your venue
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