110 new lockers in the adjoining room

Production, delivery and installation of 110 lockers

Our client:
Seelig + Co. Feinblechbau GmbH

Seelig + Co Feinblechbau GmbH was founded in 1932 in Dresden by Paul Seelig and his son Rudolf Seelig. The company manufactures parts and assembled components to order according to its customers’ requirements, using sheet metal and similar materials. About 100 employees in Neresheim and Röttingen in Baden-Württemberg manufacture workpieces for customers all over Europe, from small craftsmen to global corporations.

1932
Foundation of the company Seelig + Co.
100
people employs by Seelig + Co.
110
Lockers
6
Months from order placement to customer acceptance

The commission

For a new production hall with an adjoining staff room, 110 lockers were requested. The Munich branch of Blumenbecker Industriebedarf GmbH was asked to procure them.

The performance

With their partner C+P Möbelsysteme, Blumenbecker prepared plans and technical drawings which were tailored exactly to the individual customer needs and the particular spatial conditions. This, together with the god price-performance ratio, convinced Seelig + Co.

It was anything but an everyday project. The space was quite tricky to design for and the customer’s requirements challenging, so all the units had to be custom made to fit the various spaces. The contract was confirmed in July 2017 and the units completed in December 2017. From the outset, the staff were very satisfied with them.

The advantages:

The lockers are a pleasant colour, with a black-and-white division line that separates personal from work clothing. They feature a state-ofthe-art electronic locking system that both records the time a locker is opened or closed and serves to lock or unlock it, which is linked to and coordinated with the building services technology. There is even ventilation for each locker.

Customer quote

Our client says:

» In addition to the good advice, it was good quality for a good price, too. «

Sabine Bieber,
Managing Director, Seelig + Co.