LOCKER ROOM LAYOUTS

How much floor a program actually needs, and what the room looks like when it gets there. Every plan below comes from the same geometry as the shop drawings and the configurator — change a locker width, a bench, or the number of accessible openings and the room resizes, because the clearances are computed from the locker rather than assumed.

Start with the sport

Typical

Width

Depth

Benching

Under the seat

Accessible openings

Built to the 48″ reach range0

Arrangement

Athletes

In the room22

Clearances

Dressing aisle48″

End circulation18″

Export

DXF is 1:1 in inches, on the same layers as the unit drawings. The CSV carries the configuration in its header, so a row can always be traced back to the locker it was sized from.

Room plan

Sizing matrix

Square feet per athlete, for this locker at this aisle. The rows are the squad and the ways a room gets shared — half a program, the squad, varsity and JV, three levels — because a locker room is rarely sized for one team. Pick any cell to draw that room; the slider will take you to any number in between.

currently drawn selected arrangement tightest smallest room in that row

LOCKER ROOM LAYOUTS

Room plan

Sizing matrix

What the matrix says

What this page does not decide