Elite Four Door Coin Return Locker with Sloping Top – Red

This is a four-compartment steel locker unit designed for environments where personal belongings need to be stored securely during a shift or visit. Each compartment operates on a coin return mechanism — users insert a coin to lock the door and retrieve it on exit — which removes the need for key management and reduces the administrative burden on site managers. The unit is finished in red powder coated steel, which gives it a degree of colour-coding utility where different locker banks are assigned to different teams or areas.

The construction is solid. Powder coated steel throughout, reinforced doors, and welded plinths between compartments all contribute to a unit that holds up under the kind of repeated, everyday use you'd expect in a busy staffroom, changing area, or public-facing facility. The 450mm compartment depth is a practical size for jackets, bags, and day-to-day personal effects without the unit becoming unnecessarily bulky.

A few features worth noting from an operational standpoint:

• Coin return locking — no keys to manage or replace, straightforward for staff and visitors alike
• Sloping top panel — prevents bags and equipment being stacked on top, reducing clutter and potential injury risk
• Welded plinths — separate each compartment cleanly and add structural rigidity
• Reinforced doors — better resistance to the knocks and pulls of high-frequency use
• Powder coated finish — more durable than painted steel and easier to wipe down

Installation is straightforward. The unit is freestanding and requires no electrical connection. At just over 30kg it can be positioned by two people, though for larger locker bank installations it is worth planning the layout before units are in place. The sloping top means stacking units vertically is not possible, so floor space requirements should be factored into any room layout.

This locker is well suited to catering and hospitality back-of-house areas, leisure centres, schools, and similar sites where staff or visitor turnover is high and key-based systems create ongoing management problems. For sites needing more compartments per unit or larger individual locker sizes, alternatives within the range are worth considering.

If you are fitting out a larger staffroom or need to specify several units across a site, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering — getting the layout and quantity right first time avoids unnecessary expense.