Choose a layout around the way people store their belongings
For a straightforward bank of individual compartments, compare the VARIO M3 5-Door Single-Unit Locker Cabinet with the Multi-Compartment Bays Doors Locker Cabinet. The first provides five doors in a single unit and has no shelves. The second is arranged as three bays, with four doors per bay. That difference matters when you are planning access for a group: think about whether a single run of doors or distinct bays will work better for the room and its users.
If internal shelf space is more useful, look at the Single-Section Two Locker Cabinet, which has three standard shelves, or the Two-Part Four Locker Cabinet, which has six shelves. The latter is also specified with a cylinder lock. Check the individual product details to confirm the locking and shelf arrangement you need; do not assume that a feature on one model is included across the whole collection.
Check the room, contents and finish
Measure the intended location
Before choosing, measure the available floor area and consider circulation around the cabinet, nearby doors and other furniture. Compare the selected model’s listed width, depth and height with the space, rather than relying on the collection name or a visual estimate. Also consider what will be stored. Small personal items and belongings may call for a different compartment arrangement than items that need to sit on shelves.
Review materials and color choices
Material details vary by model: the five-door cabinet is described with a melamine top, and the multi-compartment cabinet with melamine-faced board. The Two-Part Four Locker Cabinet is listed as available in multiple colors. Collection color options include beige, black, green, grey, blue, red, silver, white and yellow; check the selected model’s available finishes before specifying a color. Collection attributes also list Nordic Swan Ecolabel and PEFC Certified, as well as a circular designation. Confirm the relevant details for the particular cabinet you are considering.
What to confirm before you select
Use the product details and dimension information to confirm the exact layout, shelf count, lock type, finish and measurements. If the cabinets will serve several teams or a changing workforce, consider whether the chosen number of doors and sections will remain practical as users or storage needs change. For a consistent room plan, compare the candidate models side by side and check that each one suits its intended location.
Myntwork offers VARIO M3 locker cabinets on a monthly lease. Once you have identified a suitable configuration, review its individual specifications and available options to make a confident selection for your workplace.
Frequently asked questions about VARIO Locker Cabinet M3
How do the VARIO M3 locker cabinet layouts differ?
The collection includes a five-door single unit, a three-bay model with four doors per bay, a single-section model with two doors per compartment, and a two-part four-locker model. Compare the product details to match the layout to your users and space.
Which VARIO M3 models include shelves?
The Single-Section Two Locker Cabinet has three standard shelves, and the Two-Part Four Locker Cabinet has six shelves. The five-door single-unit model has no shelves. Check the selected product details for its exact configuration.
Do all VARIO M3 lockers have a cylinder lock?
The Two-Part Four Locker Cabinet is specified with a cylinder lock. Lock details may differ between models, so verify the locking arrangement for the cabinet you choose.
What colors are available in the VARIO M3 collection?
Collection color options listed include beige, black, green, grey, blue, red, silver, white and yellow. Availability can depend on the specific model, so confirm the finish options on its product details.
What should I measure before choosing a VARIO M3 locker?
Measure the available floor space and check the selected cabinet’s listed width, depth and height. Also consider room access and how people will move around the cabinet.