MODULE-T UK
A practical changing space for busy sites and workplaces. Explore modular layouts with lockers, benches, showers and sanitary facilities, then choose the configuration that suits your daily operations.
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Modular changing rooms from Module-T UK provide dedicated space for changing clothes and storing personal belongings on construction sites and in workplace settings. The range includes locker and bench layouts, changing room containers with showers, and a combined layout with toilets. Compare the models above to find an arrangement that suits the facilities your project needs.
Start with the number of people who need to change at the same time, the storage they require and the washing facilities already available nearby. Check each floor plan for changing space, circulation and privacy. Locker numbers and overall floor area should not be used on their own to establish capacity.
Where washing and toilet facilities are already provided separately, compare the LC-A3000.1 locker container, listed at 7.2 m², with the LC-A6000.1 locker container, listed at 14.4 m². Both have layouts centred on benches and locker storage. Assess the longer layout where your brief calls for more changing and storage space.
The LC-A3000.2 and LC-A3000.4 models combine changing and shower facilities in layouts listed at 7.2 m². Larger configurations include the LC-A6000.2 changing room with showers and LC-10, both listed at 14.4 m². Compare the balance between washing facilities and dry changing space, and confirm the water supply, drainage and hot-water arrangements for your chosen model.
The LC-11 changing room with toilets and a shower brings changing, storage and sanitary functions together in a layout listed at 14.4 m². Consider this configuration when all these facilities are needed in the same unit, and compare its available changing space with a dedicated locker layout.
When specifying prefabricated changing rooms for construction or industrial projects, describe shift patterns, clothing storage and any separation needed between workwear and clean clothing. For sports projects, explain which groups will use the facilities and their privacy requirements. Clubs can use our guide to planning football changing facilities to prepare a brief before selecting a model. Suitability depends on the proposed layout and intended use.
When comparing modular changing rooms for sale, request a quotation based on a defined model and equipment schedule. Compare the unit size, locker and bench arrangement, sanitary provision and any agreed customisation. Ask for delivery and any site work to be identified separately, with the responsibilities for service connections clearly stated. This makes it easier to compare quotations covering the same requirements.
The current range includes models listed at 7.2 m² and 14.4 m². These figures are not a statement of net usable changing space. Check the selected model’s dimensions and floor plan, including the space occupied by fittings and sanitary compartments.
No. Some layouts focus on changing and locker storage, while others incorporate showers or combined sanitary facilities. Confirm the included fittings and any optional items in the quotation for your selected model.
Capacity depends on the internal arrangement and the space people need to change and move around. Provide both the peak number of simultaneous users and the total storage requirement so the proposed layout can be assessed.
Discuss your preferred locker arrangement, privacy needs and any proposed changes to partitions or openings with Module-T UK. Customisation is subject to technical confirmation for the selected model and should be recorded in the agreed specification.
Contact Module-T UK with your preferred model, intended use, simultaneous user numbers and storage requirements. Include any shower or toilet needs, your delivery postcode, site access details and required project date so the specification and quotation can be prepared around your brief.
