Fire & Rescue
Fire station changing room systems for fast and efficient response
At a fire station, every second counts. Turnout gear, helmets, boots and personal equipment need to be stored clearly and remain immediately accessible. Kupan develops firefighter changing room systems and complete locker room solutions for fire stations and emergency service organisations. We combine practical experience, the specialist knowledge built up by Aestic and new Kupan solutions to create a layout that fits your space, equipment and operational response.
Example of a possible fire station changing room layout.
Fire station changing room furniture designed for operational use
At a fire station, every second counts. Turnout gear, helmets, boots and personal equipment need to be stored clearly and remain immediately accessible. Kupan develops firefighter changing room furniture and complete fire station locker room solutions with a focus on speed, organisation, durability and practical use.
Quick access
Turnout gear and personal equipment are logically organised and immediately accessible when every second counts.
Modular design
Wall-mounted, freestanding and double-sided changing room systems adapted to the available space and routing.
Personal storage
Combine lockers, helmet storage, clothes hangers, hooks, benches and boot storage in one practical system.
Custom solutions
Custom configurations are possible for spaces and situations where a standard model is not the right solution.
From Aestic expertise to new Kupan solutions
Kupan has incorporated as much of Aestic's specialist knowledge and expertise as possible into the development of new Kupan models.
Experience gained through cooperation and consultation with fire and rescue organisations has also been taken into account. Practical requirements from the firefighting environment are therefore combined with new solutions for modern fire stations.
The models shown are not a limitation, but a starting point. Together, a layout can be created to suit the available space, number of users, equipment and the way your team operates.
Which firefighter changing room solution suits your space?
The right configuration depends on factors such as the available space, number of users, walking routes and the way turnout gear and personal equipment are used and stored.
Efficient use of available space
Especially in larger changing rooms, a freestanding or double-sided system can create an efficient layout. Multiple users can access their equipment simultaneously while walking routes remain clear.
The configuration can be adapted to the number of users, available floor area and required combination of seating, clothing storage, lockers and boot racks.
Every fire station is different
Available space, walking routes, the number of users, equipment and the way a team responds to incidents differ from one location to another. Kupan therefore looks beyond standard models.
Cannot find your required configuration among the examples on this page? Kupan can help develop a suitable combination of changing room systems, benches, lockers, clothes hangers, helmet storage and boot racks.
Share your requirements
Send us your floor plan, number of users and the most important requirements for your fire station.
We determine the layout together
We consider routing, accessibility, storage, seating, drying requirements and the available space.
Kupan develops the solution
From existing components to adapted or completely custom-made firefighter changing room solutions.
Custom-made where the situation requires it
A standard configuration does not always suit the available space or the way a fire service operates. In these situations, Kupan can help develop adapted dimensions, layouts and combinations.
The result is a changing room system that not only fits technically, but also supports the daily operation of the fire station.
Personal lockers, helmet storage and equipment
Effective firefighter changing room furniture goes beyond a simple clothes rail. The layout can be adapted to the different items firefighters use before, during and after an incident.
Depending on the situation, personal lockers, open compartments, clothes hangers, hooks, helmet storage, seating and boot racks can be combined.
This gives each user a clear, recognisable and immediately accessible place for their equipment.
Seating and storage in one system
A changing room bench can be combined directly with lockers, coat hooks and storage space. This keeps the changing room organised and allows equipment to be arranged logically for each user.
These components can also form part of one complete Kupan solution.
Wall-mounted systems for efficient use of floor space
Where free floor space is important, a wall-mounted changing room system can provide an efficient solution.
Benches, lockers and hanging facilities can be combined logically along the wall, helping to keep the room open and well organised.
Drying cabinets with active dry-air circulation
Wet or damp turnout gear requires more than just storage. Kupan can develop drying cabinets with active dry-air circulation.
The design can be adapted to the type of clothing and equipment, available space and required capacity.
Changing room furniture, storage and drying can therefore be considered as parts of one integrated solution.
Active airflow
Designed to provide a practical drying solution for clothing and equipment.
Capacity adapted to your needs
The solution can be tailored to the size and requirements of the fire station.
One complete concept
Changing room furniture, personal storage and drying solutions can be planned together.
Impression of a modern fire station with changing room solutions for turnout gear and personal equipment.
Planning or renovating a fire station?
Are you planning a new fire station, renovating an existing changing room or looking for a solution for a specific situation?
Kupan can assist from the initial layout through to a suitable changing room, storage and drying solution.
Share your floor plan, number of users and key requirements with us. Together we can determine which solution best suits your fire station.
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