Case Study Pepperdine University – Malibu, California Solid Plastic Lockers Take Center Stage in College’s Renovated Locker Rooms Challenge Pepperdine University’s men’s and women’s water sports locker rooms, and the general use locker room, were furnished with old metal lockers that had seen better days, according to Dave Heetland, project manager for Pepperdine’s Facilities, Management and Planning department. “The metal lockers, particularly in the men’s and women’s water sports areas, were in need of replacement because of their high usage and the lockers had come to the end of their life cycle,” he explains. Heetland’s goals were to update the locker rooms, add some design “pizzazz,” and use quality products that could withstand the harsh wet and humid conditions of these high-traffic locker areas. Attracting students was another goal because the campus hosts prospective students during water polo matches, swim meets, and public swimming. “From a recruitment perspective, it’s important that our locker rooms are furnished with quality materials and products. They also need to be clean and wellmaintained and stand

Solution Pepperdine’s Facilities Management and Planning team consulted with Chris Braun, local sales representative from Bradley, and Dave Gronquist, project manager for Rusco, a firm that specializes in lockers and shelving, who recommended Bradley’s solid plastic Lenox® Lockers. “Lenox Lockers were my first thought for these renovations, since the lockers are made from a highly durable material that stands up to the harshest environments and damage,” Braun says. “We talked about how Lenox Lockers reduce maintenance repairs and costs – especially in comparison with metal lockers.” Lenox Lockers...