lokerikkojen

Lokerikkojen is the genitive plural form of lokerikko, referring to multiple locker units or to the belongings or properties of lockers. A lokerikko is a storage unit consisting of multiple individual compartments intended for temporary storage of personal belongings. They are commonly found in schools, workplaces, sports facilities, dormitories, and other public spaces where people need to keep items secure during activities. Lokerikot are usually made of metal such as steel or durable plastic, and may vary in size and the number of compartments per unit. Each compartment typically has its own locking mechanism, which can be a key, padlock, combination lock, or an electronic system; some facilities use centralized or digitized solutions for access management.

Lokerikkojen use is guided by rules that assign compartments to individuals or groups, require proper locking after use, and outline procedures for lost keys or failed locks. It is common for facilities to label compartments with numbers or names to facilitate identification and inventory. Maintenance involves regular inspection for damage, rust, or lock failures, as well as cleaning and, if necessary, replacement of worn parts.

In Finnish, lokerikkojen is used in phrases indicating possession or relation, such as lokerikkojen lukitus (locking of lockers) or lokerikkojen hallinta (management of lockers). See also lokerikko.