Changing Room Benches

Choose the right changing room bench seating

This range of changing room benches has two main formats. Backless benches provide straightforward bench seating in a choice of lengths. The single- and double-sided benches combine seating with an elevated coat rail and hooks. Start by deciding whether the area needs seating alone or a place where users can also hang coats and clothing.

Then compare the number of users, available floor space and access around the bench. Product widths, depths and overall heights vary, so check the current specification on the relevant product page. A changing room bench should be selected for the actual layout rather than treated as a universal fit for every cloakroom or locker room.

Backless cloakroom benches in three lengths

The backless range offers the same straightforward bench format in 1000, 1500 and 2000 mm lengths. These changing room benches provide practical cloakroom furniture where seating is the main requirement. The cloakroom bench opens on the 1500 mm option and provides a useful starting point for comparing all three sizes through its product selector.

For a smaller footprint, view the small cloakroom bench, which opens on the 1000 mm model. The large cloakroom bench opens on the 2000 mm option. Each page provides access to the same three lengths, so choose by the space available and the current dimensions rather than by the page name alone.

Changing room benches with coat hooks

The hooked range combines a slatted seat with an elevated coat rail and hooks. These changing room benches also leave practical open space beneath the seat, where suitable items can be placed. This area is open and visible; it is not an enclosed storage compartment or a substitute for a locker.

Single- and double-sided configurations are available in blue and grey. Compare the sides, colour, dimensions and current product details before ordering.

Single-sided changing room bench seating

Single-sided benches can suit layouts where the seat and coat hooks need to be approached from one main side, subject to the room dimensions and the clear access required around them.

Compare the single-sided cloakroom bench and cloakroom benching, then check the selected colour, overall dimensions and current product specification before ordering.

Double-sided locker room benches

A double-sided cloakroom bench provides bench seating and hooks on both sides. This format may suit a central, island-style position where users can approach the bench from either side, provided the room has enough space for the wider footprint and practical circulation.

Double-sided benches are available in blue and grey. Compare the locker room bench and double-sided cloakroom bench, then check the selected colour, dimensions and current product details before ordering.

Plan changing room bench seating

Measure the intended location and the routes around it before a changing room bench is installed or positioned. Allow for walls, doors, lockers, radiators and other fixed fittings, as well as the space people need to sit, stand and move through the changing area. Sports clubs, leisure centres, schools and workplaces may all need different circulation space. For double-sided benching, consider access on both sides rather than using the seat dimensions alone.

Think about how coats, bags and footwear will be handled. Hooked benches give users hanging points and open space beneath the seat, while the backless range keeps the format simpler. If belongings need to be enclosed, separated or secured, plan suitable lockers as a distinct part of the room rather than relying on open bench space.

Materials, colours and finishes

Materials, colours and finishes vary between the backless and hooked benches. Review the selected product page for the current frame, seat and finish specification.

Cleaning routines and environmental conditions differ between sites. If moisture, corrosion or fixing requirements are important for the intended location, check the product information or contact us before ordering.

Cloakroom furniture: benches and lockers

Changing room benches provide seating, while the hooked models also provide places to hang clothing. Lockers serve a different purpose by giving users separate enclosed storage.

If both are required, compare our changing room lockers alongside the bench layout and check that locker doors can open without obstructing seating or walkways.

For a wider choice of personal and workplace storage, visit the main locker range. Planning the seating and storage together makes it easier to create a practical changing-room layout.

Changing room bench FAQs

How do I choose between a backless bench and a bench with coat hooks? A backless cloakroom bench provides seating in a simple open format. The hooked models add an elevated coat rail and hooks, with single- and double-sided configurations available.

When should I choose a single-sided or double-sided changing room bench? Choose according to the room layout and how users will approach the seating. A single-sided model is approached mainly from one side, while a double-sided model provides seating and hooks on both sides and needs a wider footprint.

Can belongings be placed beneath the hooked benches? The hooked models have practical open space beneath the seat where suitable items can be placed. It is not an enclosed or hidden storage compartment. Use lockers where separate enclosed storage is required.

What should I measure before ordering a changing room bench? Confirm the selected size or configuration, overall dimensions and current product details, including stock and delivery. Make sure the planned location provides suitable access around the bench and any nearby lockers.

When do I need separate changing room lockers? Add lockers when personal items or clothing need to be enclosed, separated or secured. Position them so locker doors, bench seating and walkways can all be used without obstructing one another.