Keeping Locker Room Wet Areas Dry, Inviting and Safe

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Athletes Village Locker Room at the University of Minnesota [Photo by Farm Kid Studios]
Athletes Village Locker Room at the University of Minnesota [Photo by Farm Kid Studios]

Locker rooms have become more than places to change clothes. They've morphed from large, open and rather Spartan spaces to highly designed — even luxurious — destinations to relax mentally, recover physically and refresh personal appearance. But even the most opulent locker room loses some luster when its wet areas appear unkempt. Standing water on floors and countertops is not only unsightly, it can pose real risks to the end user.

Thankfully, locker room design strategies and accessories can help keep wet areas as dry, inviting and safe as possible.

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