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Locker Key Tags

When a locker key goes missing, the tag decides whether it comes back. A numbered plastic tag with your venue’s name on it gets handed in at reception. A bare key on a plastic disc ends up in someone’s kitchen drawer.

CP Cards prints numbered locker key tags for gyms, swimming pools, schools, spas and workplaces with staff lockers. Manufactured in England since 1992.

Two sizes

Most locker tags are our key fob size: 54 x 29mm with a 4mm hole, small enough for a wrist coil or a split ring. We can supply metal split rings with the order. Our guide to designing a key tag shows where the hole sits and how big a number fits.

If you want room for instructions — “return to reception”, a replacement charge, your opening hours — use a full size 86 x 54mm card with a 5mm punched hole instead.

The two locker tag sizes, drawn to scale A full size 86 x 54mm blue pool locker tag numbered 112 with a 5mm hole, which has room for the lines If found, please return this key to reception, Lost keys are charged, and opening hours. Below it, at the same scale, the 54 x 29mm key fob tag with a 4mm hole, carrying the venue name, number and a return line. Ashgrove Leisure POOL LOCKERS 112 If found, please return this key to reception. Lost keys are charged. Open 6am to 10pm daily Full size: 86 x 54mm, 5mm hole Ashgrove Leisure POOL LOCKERS 112 Please return to reception Key fob: 54 x 29mm, 4mm hole
The two sizes, drawn to the same scale. The full size tag has room for instructions; the key fob size fits a wrist coil or a split ring.

Numbers that match your lockers

We print sequential numbers in whatever range your lockers use, including split ranges such as 1 to 120 for one changing room and 201 to 320 for the other. The number can go large on the front and again on the back, so the tag reads correctly whichever way round it hangs.

Where one site has several banks of lockers, colour coding saves time: blue tags for the pool, green for the gym, orange for staff.

Replacing lost tags

Tell us which numbers have gone and we print those numbers again in the same design. The minimum order still applies, so most sites either wait until a batch of replacements is due or order spare copies of their most-used numbers with the first run.

Three colour coded locker key tags Three key fob tags for an invented Ashgrove Leisure: a blue pool tag numbered 112, a green gym tag numbered 207 and an orange staff tag numbered 015. Each carries the venue name, Please return to reception, and a round hole at its right-hand end. Ashgrove Leisure POOL LOCKERS 112 Please return to reception Ashgrove Leisure GYM LOCKERS 207 Please return to reception Ashgrove Leisure STAFF LOCKERS 015 Please return to reception
Key fob tags colour coded by locker bank: blue for the pool, green for the gym and orange for staff, each with its own number and a line saying where to return it.

How to Order

  1. Tell us your number ranges and which size you need
  2. Send your logo and any wording for the reverse
  3. Approve a free digital proof
  4. Key tags printed and dispatched in 7 working days from proof approval and payment

Minimum order 25 tags, and split rings are available with key fob tags. Standard turnaround 7 working days from proof approval and payment.

Where locker tags get the hardest use

Swimming pools are the real test. A tag spends an hour wet on a wrist, gets dropped on tiled floors and goes round that cycle many times a day. Solid PVC does not absorb water, and the numbers are printed under the card surface, so handling does not scratch or wear them away.

Gyms are gentler but busier. The same tag can be issued and returned several times a day, every day the building is open.

Printed tags or plain numbered discs?

Plain coloured discs from a catalogue carry a number and nothing else. So do engraved tags. A printed tag can carry the number, your name and a line telling whoever finds it where to take it, in your own colours. That line is what gets a tag back when it leaves the building in a gym bag.

Content reviewed by the CP Cards team, September 2026.

Printed for gyms, leisure centres and schools

Locker tags sit alongside the membership cards and key fob loyalty cards we print for gyms and leisure centres across the UK. Every order comes with a free photorealistic email proof, and if you send us a list of your locker banks, our design team can lay out the numbering for you.

Locker Key Tag FAQs

What size are locker key tags?

Key fob tags are 54 x 29mm with a 4mm hole. Full size tags are 86 x 54mm with a 5mm punched hole.

Can you number the tags to match our lockers?

Yes. We print sequential numbers in any range, including separate ranges for different changing rooms or locker banks.

Do you supply split rings?

Yes. Metal split rings can be supplied with key fob tags. Wrist coils are not supplied.

Are the tags waterproof?

Yes. They are solid PVC and the print is sealed under the surface, so they can be used in wet changing rooms and at swimming pools.