Firefighter lockers have large compartments that hold bulky protective gear or clothing. Also known as turnout lockers, these gear lockers have an open front that lets firefighters see and access their equipment freely. The lockers' metal mesh sides allow air to circulate through the lockers, which prevents moisture and fumes from building up inside the lockers. Metal lockers are the standard option.

Plastic gear lockers resist dents, scratches, and impacts and will not rust. They are typically easier to clean than metal lockers and will not need to be repainted over the course of their life. Open-front lockers do not have doors, so users can see and access items in the lockers freely. These lockers have ventilated sides that allow air to circulate through them, which prevents moisture and fumes from building up inside the lockers. These gear lockers are commonly used in college and sporting facility locker rooms.

The louvered panels inside these gear lockers accept hooks and other compatible accessories for customizing the storage space inside the lockers. Solid doors hide the contents of these lockers when closed. Metal lockers are the standard option.

The large compartments in these gear lockers hold bulky equipment and go-bags for first responders, law enforcement, and military personnel. Also known as duty-bag lockers, these lockers are suitable for indoor and outdoor sally ports and corridors. Solid doors hide the contents of these lockers when closed. Metal lockers are the standard option.

Wood lockers are more attractive than metal lockers and provide a finished appearance in sporting facility locker rooms. Open-front gear lockers do not have doors, so users can see and access items in the lockers freely.