Elite Double Door Coin Return Locker with Sloping Top – Graphite Red
Product Description
This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite red powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British...
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 1950(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Sloping Top
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Product Description
This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite red powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin. Each door secures an individual compartment, making it a practical choice wherever a number of users need to store personal belongings safely during a shift or session.
The unit is built around a welded steel frame with reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments. That construction holds up well in high-footfall environments where lockers are opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. The anti-bacterial coating applied to the unit is a practical consideration for settings where hygiene is a priority, such as healthcare facilities, sports centres, or food production areas.
A few features are worth noting from an operational standpoint:
- Sloping top prevents items being stored above eye level, reducing the risk of falling objects
- Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured to a wall for additional stability
- Coin return mechanism removes the need to manage key deposits or padlock supplies
- Anti-bacterial coating helps support hygiene compliance in regulated environments
- Powder coated finish offers reasonable resistance to knocks and cleaning products
Installation is straightforward. The unit is free-standing but the rear fixing holes make wall anchoring simple where a building risk assessment requires it. At 26.3kg it can be manoeuvred by two people without specialist equipment. The sloping top means these units cannot be stacked or used to gain access to high shelving, which is by design. Consider floor loading and fixing substrate before installation in older buildings.
This locker is well suited to staff changing areas, leisure and sports facilities, healthcare environments, and educational settings where self-managed coin return is preferred over padlocks or key-operated locks. For sites requiring a larger number of compartments or heavier-duty construction for industrial use, higher-specification alternatives are available in the range.
If you are specifying lockers across a larger installation or have questions about the right configuration for your site, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Welded steel frame with reinforced doors for robust daily use
- Coin return lock accepts current British £1 coin
- Anti-bacterial coating applied to support hygiene compliance
- Pre-drilled rear fixing points for secure wall anchoring
- Sloping top designed to prevent unsafe above-eye-level storage
Operational Benefits
- Self-managed coin return reduces key handling and deposit administration
- Reinforced construction stands up to repeated use in busy facilities
- Wall-fixing capability improves stability in high-traffic changing areas
- Anti-bacterial finish supports hygiene standards in regulated environments
- Sloping top removes risk of heavy items being stored at dangerous heights
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 1950(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Sloping Top
- Material
- Powder Coated Steel
- Weight
- 26.3kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Yes, it is commonly used in staff changing and welfare areas adjacent to commercial kitchens and food production facilities. The anti-bacterial coating and powder coated steel finish are practical choices in environments where hygiene standards and regular cleaning are a requirement.
- The locker is free-standing and stable in normal use, but pre-drilled fixing points at the rear allow it to be anchored to a wall where a risk assessment or building regulations require it. For installations in public or high-footfall areas, wall fixing is generally advisable.
- The user inserts a £1 coin to release the key, locks the compartment, and retrieves the coin on return by re-inserting the key. This removes the need for staff to manage padlock supplies or hold key deposits, which makes it a practical choice for self-service facilities with a high turnover of users.