Elite Four Door Combination Locker Red with Sloping Top

This is a four-door steel locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder-coated steel and fitted with a sloping top to discourage items being stored on top of the unit. Each of the four compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or coins to operate. The sloping top configuration is a practical detail in staff areas where tidiness and fire safety compliance are a consideration.

Constructed from powder-coated steel, the unit is built to cope with regular daily use in busy staff changing areas. The reinforced doors and welded plinth construction add structural rigidity that holds up well in high-footfall environments where lockers take more than occasional knocks. The powder coat finish in red also makes the unit easier to keep visually organised in larger locker rooms where colour coding by department or team is useful.

From an operational standpoint, the manual combination mechanism keeps running costs and maintenance low — there are no electronic components to service and no replacement keys to manage. Key practical points include:

• Manual combination locks — no keys, coins, or batteries required
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and aids compliance
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and cleanable
• Colour-coded red finish supports departmental organisation
• Welded plinth construction adds structural stability

At 1,950mm in height and 300mm in both width and depth per column, this is a relatively compact unit suited to smaller staff areas or situations where space is limited. It is worth noting that the 300mm compartment depth may not accommodate larger bags or bulky clothing comfortably, so it is worth considering your staff's typical storage needs before committing. The unit weighs 30.5kg, which is manageable for installation but will require at least two people to position safely.

This locker is well suited to hospitality, catering, and food production environments where staff require secure personal storage and a tidy, organised changing area is expected. It works particularly well where key management has proven problematic. For sites with larger teams or staff carrying bulkier kit, deeper or wider locker configurations may be a better fit.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing ageing locker provision and would like to talk through your options, we are happy to help you work out what suits your site.