Elite Four Door Combination Locker – Red Powder Coated Steel
Product Description
This is a four-compartment personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder coated steel and secured with a manual combination locking mechanism. Each of the four individual compartments...
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 1800(H) x 300(W) x 300(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Flat Top
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Product Description
This is a four-compartment personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder coated steel and secured with a manual combination locking mechanism. Each of the four individual compartments provides a dedicated, lockable space for personal belongings, making this unit well suited to staff changing areas, back-of-house facilities, and any shared workspace where secure personal storage is required.
Powder coated steel construction gives the unit the structural rigidity to handle regular, heavy use without deteriorating quickly. The reinforced doors and welded plinth design are practical details that matter in environments where lockers are used repeatedly throughout the day by multiple people — the kind of treatment that exposes weaker construction fairly quickly. The manual combination lock removes the need for keys, which reduces the ongoing cost and admin associated with lost or duplicated keys in a busy team environment.
From an operational standpoint, this unit offers a straightforward set of practical advantages:
- No keys required — combination lock reduces lost key incidents
- Welded plinth and reinforced doors support longevity in high-traffic areas
- Four individual compartments suit small teams or shared shift-based rotas
- Powder coated finish is robust and easy to wipe down
- Red finish aids identification in larger locker bank installations
At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a full-height, narrow-profile unit. The 300mm depth is on the slimmer side, so it is worth confirming it suits your storage requirements before ordering — it will comfortably hold clothing and smaller personal items, but may not suit bulkier belongings such as large bags or full work gear. For larger teams or higher storage volume, wider or higher-capacity locker banks are available.
If you are fitting out a staff area and want to make sure the configuration suits your space and headcount, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.
Key Features
- Manual combination lock across all four individual compartments
- Powder coated steel construction for durability in high-traffic areas
- Reinforced doors and welded plinth for structural integrity under heavy use
- Full-height 1800mm unit with compact 300mm wide footprint
- Red finish for easy identification within larger locker bank layouts
Operational Benefits
- Eliminates lost key costs with keyless combination locking system
- Withstands repeated daily use in busy staff changing environments
- Compact width allows more units per linear metre of wall space
- Low maintenance finish keeps cleaning time to a minimum
- Four separate compartments support shift-based team storage needs
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Dimensions
- 1800(H) x 300(W) x 300(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Flat Top
- Furniture type
- Lockers
- Material
- Powder Coated Steel
- Weight
- 29.5kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The 300mm compartment depth is suited to everyday clothing, shoes, and smaller personal items. If your team carries larger bags, bulky outdoor wear, or full workwear sets, a locker with a deeper compartment — typically 450mm or 500mm — would be a more practical choice. It is worth considering what your staff actually need to store before selecting a depth.
- The manual combination lock operates without keys, allowing users to set and enter their own code directly on the lock mechanism. Most manual combination locks of this type allow the combination to be reset, which is useful when staff change or a locker is reallocated. If resetability is important for your operation, we would recommend confirming this with the team before ordering.
- A four-door unit provides four individual compartments, so for twenty staff using lockers simultaneously you would need five units as a minimum. If your team works in shifts and not all staff are on site at once, you may be able to manage with fewer units — shared or hot-locker arrangements are common in shift-based environments. The right number depends on your rota structure, which is worth thinking through before ordering.