About Hublok
Smart lockers. Designed, built and supported in the UK.
Hublok Limited is an Essex-based smart-locker manufacturer and technology integrator serving workplace, parcel, retail, education, leisure, hospitality, public-venue and logistics projects in the UK and internationally.
More than a locker manufacturer
Hublok combines bespoke locker manufacture with electronic locking, configurable software and wider building integrations. The physical locker, access technology and operational workflow are developed as one coordinated system.
Founded in 2020 by Jonathan Nott
Hublok was founded by Jonathan Nott during the COVID-19 pandemic, when workplaces and shared environments were changing rapidly. Drawing on more than 20 years in the furniture industry and a long-standing passion for technology, Jonathan created Hublok to bring intelligent systems and well-designed furniture together in a practical, accessible way.
One partner from concept to support
The Hublok team supports discovery, capacity planning, design, technical coordination, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, training, remote diagnosis, maintenance and future upgrades.
Hublok and Metra
Hublok works with Metra smart-locker technology to provide secure wired electronic locking, flexible management software, multiple access methods and integration capability for single-site and international estates.
How Hublok delivers
Hublok combines locker design and UK manufacture with electronic locking, configurable software, installation and lifecycle support. The team starts with the users, space and operating requirement, then coordinates the physical and digital elements as one project.
- Discovery and capacity planning
- Design and manufacture
- Technology and integration
- Installation, training and support
Information confirmed for each project
Dimensions, materials, access methods, software functions, third-party interfaces, programme, responsibilities and support are agreed for the individual installation. Website examples describe available approaches; the signed specification defines what is included in a particular project.
- Site and user requirements
- Technical scope and interfaces
- Delivery and commissioning
- Commercial and support arrangements