This is a tricky one. ALL of my experience with lockers is that they are a
place where stuff gets put, and then left, and then forgotten about forever.
We removed our lockable storage options (school lockers specifically) because
that only exacerbated the issue - we'd do annual cleanouts only
Let's revisit this in 2018/19 --- As we build out (we have limited open
space by the desks -- are resident members preferring a cabinet at
their desk or are they ok with a wall of a few small lockers? We wish to
be prudent and not waste money or space on items that people do not use.
Hey Eli,
'For member's equipment, why not use regular lockers (ie, school
lockers). There is a used office furniture store in Scarborough
(Toronto) that will paint them to any color you want. Let me know if
you would like their details.
Neil
On Nov 9, 10:48 am, Eli Malinsky
I second Neil's suggestion. School lockers are very practical and scaleable.
They can also be woven into your economic/environmental sustainability story as
an very visible example of material reuse.
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On Nov 28, 2010, at 5:33 AM, CoWorkative adcommu...@gmail.com wrote:
Are the members asking for locking storage? I thought this would be an
issue at the beginning so I bought 4 locking file cabinets. No one
locks them and none of the members have asked for additional secure
storage but this might just be our space+ it's always staffed when
open so maybe that
We (http://www.coworkingcologne.de) upcycled old lockers.
Maybe this is a source of inspiration for you.
http://www.coworkingcologne.de/hurra-hurra-die-spind-fotos-die-sind-da
Looking forward to see some of you in brussels end of next week.
Peter
On 9 Nov., 16:48, Eli Malinsky
I imagine this is one of the areas in which we are not really like a
coworking space. But FWIW, I put their stuff in a box (those plastic
storage boxes) and put it away when they leave and put it out for them
when they come.
Jeannine
On Nov 9, 4:48 pm, Eli Malinsky e...@socialinnovation.ca
Hey all,
Office Nomads chiming in. Similarly to others, we've got a set of
lockers that are never locked. :) Classic. People asked for them a
ton when we first opened, and we got them (also cheap from a reuse
store in Seattle), and then mostly they got ignored. Every once and a
while someone
We purchased rolling locking storage with a seating option on the top
from a used office furniture outlet (dual purpose storage/seating). We
currently offer storage at no additional charge, as we're in the
process of building our coworking community in Chattanooga. We have
plans to charge a modest
We (at The Hacker Dojo) went with small lockers to start (for our
electronics hobbyists - so they don't have to put a sensitive arduino board
in their backpack - we have a lot of bike riders ) and for very small items
(though that may not be as practical as we thought. We figure if you can
carry
Maybe you could add 5 lockers and 10 cubbies. See which get used more
and then base your decision on what your customers actually use the
most.
On Dec 11, 8:54 pm, Muskie and...@muschamp.ca wrote:
So cowork...@bob is moving along. We keep showing the space and we
have our first paying
Awesome tip and example of prototyping and iterating in the real world!
-Alex
/ah
indyhall.org
coworking in philadelphia
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 3:57 PM, Sarah Neal (OurSpace) ourspace.sa@
gmail.com wrote:
Maybe you could add 5 lockers and 10 cubbies. See which get used more
and then base
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