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Wall Locker

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The Wall Locker is a buildable storage container for seabases, offering 20 inventory slots and wall-mounted placement for efficient organization of pioneer supplies.

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TypeInterior Facilities
CategoryStorage
DescriptionA modest storage unit commonly used by pioneers for personal effects. Provides 20 storage slots.

The Wall Locker, also known as the Cachet, is a buildable storage container that can be placed on the walls of rooms and corridors within a seabase. It provides 20 slots of inventory space for storing items and resources.

Recipe

The blueprint for the Wall Locker is unlocked by default when the Habitat Builder blueprint is acquired.

Crafted ItemIngredientsCrafting Station
Wall Locker2x TitaniumHabitat Builder

Purpose

The Wall Locker serves as a compact storage solution that can be mounted on the walls of Rooms and Corridors. Key features include:

  • Storage Capacity: Contains 20 inventory slots.
  • Organization: Lockers can be labelled to help organize items.
  • Integration: PDAs log the contents of every locker to a manifest, allowing fabricators to request materials directly from their storage point without manual sorting.

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Locker

The basic prefab locker (sold as the "Cachet" in the Alterra blueprint catalogue) comes default on all Alterra habitat builders. The Cachet is guaranteed to secure several kilograms of bulk cargo against flooding, depressurization, fire, and most animal intrusion.

Colonial records indicated that pioneers were wasting precious shift time sorting and labeling their lockers for quick access. PDAs now log the contents of every locker to a manifest, allowing fabricators to request materials directly from their storage point. No more sorting needed.

"Alterra Lockers. Property rights are human rights."

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Recipe

Crafted atHabitat Builder·Titanium×2
Raw materials:Titanium×2

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