Hadrianopolis Locker Cabinet

Hadrianopolis is a locker cabinet that gathers staff coats, bags and personal things in one block. It is clad entirely in light oak veneer. A full-height door stands at each end, and five horizontal compartments stack in the middle. Every door is a flat panel with a round, bronze-toned recessed pull that houses the lock. The block sits on a solid oak base frame with short square legs, and a thin dark shadow line separates it from the slightly overhanging solid oak top. It takes its name from Hadrianopolis, the ancient city in Eskipazar, Karabük. We make it in our factory in Istanbul. The end doors are for hanging jackets and coats, and the horizontal compartments are for bags, shoes and personal papers. Each compartment closes with its own lock, and key or card locks are chosen at order; the lock and pull are accessory brands. The oak veneer wipes with a damp cloth and the insides clean easily. The gap under the legs is open, so floor cleaning passes under the cabinet. It fits a staff entrance, a changing area or a corridor wall. Oak tone, compartment count, door layout and size are chosen at order according to your headcount.