
Corrosion protection classes according to CP company standard
Protection Classes
Class I Dry Walls
Class II Damp Areas
Class III Wet Areas
Class IV Extreme Areas
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Furniture to be set up in dry rooms with average ventilation*
Furniture for rooms with increased humidity
Furniture for wet areas with very high humidity, e.g. swimming pools
Furniture for extreme climatic conditions, such as salt water spas etc.
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Design
Sheet steel
Sheet steel electrolytically zinc-plated and powder-coated
Special aluminum sheet, depending on specific object and quantities
Stainless steel 1.4301 brushed
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Coating
High quality enamel coating
High quality enamel coating
High quality enamel coating
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Approved Cleaning Agents
see “Recommended Cleaning
Agents” below
see “Recommended Cleaning
Agents” below
see “Recommended Cleaning
Agents” below
see “Recommended Cleaning
Agents” below
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Guarantee
5 Years
5 Years
10 Years
15 Years
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Additional Charges
no additional charge,CP standard
depending on the project
depending on the project
stainless steel lockers on
request
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* When using the lockers in public areas, in which the increased use of road salt is to be expected during the winter months, we recommend using the electrolytically zinc-plated sheet steel and shoe trays.
The classifications apply to all corrosion protection classes only when the surface is undamaged.
The following test methods are used regularly at the CP testing laboratory

DIN 50021: Salt spray test with subsequent testing according to DIN 53167
DIN 50017: Condensation test with subsequent testing according to DIN 53209
DIN 53151: Cross-cut adhesion test
DIN 67530: Evaluation of gloss
DIN 53153: Buchholz indentation resistance test
DIN 5033: Colorimetry

Salt spraying chamber with two lockers which are being tested as a complete product according to DIN 50021 at CP.
Recommended cleaning agents for coated surfaces
Listed below are several recommendations from our suppliers for coating material:
- If possible, please use clean water, possibly adding low amounts of neutral or very slightly alkaline cleaning agents. A mechanical cleaning effect can be achieved with the aid of soft, non-abrasive cloths or rags.
- Do not use any steam jet cleaners.
- Do not use any scratching or grinding agents (abrasive cleaning).
- Do not use any organic solvents containing esters, ketones, alcohols, aromatic compounds, glycol ethers, halogenated hydrocarbons or similar.
- Do not use any cleaning agents of unknown composition.
- Important: Rinse off all cleaning agents with clean, cold water immediately.