Many people who run bathhouses or water parks find bathhouse lockers difficult to choose. Because a bathhouse is a humid environment, a wooden Locker becomes unusable before long, and wooden lockers are also very expensive, so buying one is hardly worthwhile. All-plastic lockers are not an option either, since their load-bearing capacity is very poor and in winter the cabinet body may even crack. What about steel bathhouse lockers, then? Some say steel lockers are no good either, because bathhouses and water parks are damp and steel lockers rust in a humid environment. That is not necessarily so. Here we explain how to choose lockers for a bathhouse. When buying bathhouse lockers on the market, pay attention to the following points: 1. Check the gap between the locker door and the cabinet body. If the gap is too wide, moisture passes easily through it into the cabinet, which quickly causes the inside of a steel locker to rust; a wide gap is also a hidden risk, since it makes theft easier. We therefore recommend choosing a steel locker with a smaller door-to-body gap, usually 0.3-05 mm is preferable. 2. Choose a steel bathhouse locker with a thicker coating. Why should you choose a steel bathhouse locker with a thicker coating? The reason is simple. Today's steel lockers receive comprehensive moisture-proof and rust-proof treatment before they leave the factory, as we all know. But what exactly is the rust-proof, moisture-proof process for a steel locker? It is powder coating. We therefore suggest choosing a thicker coating, because the thicker the coating, the stronger the rust resistance of the steel bathhouse locker.