Elite Six Door Combination Locker – Green Powder Coated Steel
Product Description
This six-door locker from Elite Lockers is a manual combination lock unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each of the six compartments is secured independently by a built-in combination lock,...
Specifications
- Colour
- Green
- Dimensions
- 1800(H) x 300(W) x 300(D)mm
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Flat Top
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Product Description
This six-door locker from Elite Lockers is a manual combination lock unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each of the six compartments is secured independently by a built-in combination lock, removing the need for padlocks or key management. The flat top design keeps the unit clean and practical in tight spaces, and the green powder coat finish offers reasonable resistance to the knocks and moisture typical of back-of-house environments.
In busy staff areas, the reinforced door construction and welded plinth between compartments help maintain inter-compartment security — a practical detail that matters when multiple staff share a single locker bank. The unit is pre-drilled with nesting holes, allowing it to be fixed flush to a wall to make the most of limited space, and multiple units can be lined up in rows without gaps where debris accumulates.
Practical points worth considering before ordering:
- Combination locks eliminate key replacement costs and lost-key issues
- Welded plinth between doors strengthens the frame and improves compartment separation
- Pre-drilled nesting holes allow wall-fixing or row configuration
- Powder coated steel finish suits most back-of-house and changing room environments
- Flat top keeps the unit usable in low-ceiling or shelf-adjacent installations
At 1800mm high with a shallow 300mm depth, this unit is well suited to corridors, changing rooms, and staff areas where floor space is limited. It is worth noting that the 300mm compartment width is on the narrower side — suitable for personal items and uniform storage, but not for bulky outdoor clothing or large bags. If your team carries more substantial kit, a wider or deeper locker configuration may serve better.
This unit is a practical choice for cafés, restaurants, hotels, care homes, and similar sites needing straightforward, key-free staff locker provision without ongoing key management. For larger teams or higher-security requirements, wider or taller configurations are available across the range.
If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through the right locker configuration for your space and team size, we are happy to help.
Key Features
- Six independent compartments each secured by manual combination lock
- Reinforced door construction with welded plinth between compartments
- Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall-fixing or flush row installation
- Powder coated steel body in green finish for back-of-house durability
- Flat top design suitable for low-ceiling or shelf-adjacent locations
Operational Benefits
- Eliminates key management costs and lost-key call-outs for staff areas
- Welded inter-compartment plinth reduces risk of cross-access between users
- Wall-fixing capability helps maximise usable floor space in tight corridors
- Combination access allows fast, independent entry for each staff member
- Row-nesting configuration keeps staff areas tidy and easy to clean around
Specifications
- Colour
- Green
- 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
- 32kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The 300mm width is practical for personal items, footwear, and folded uniforms, but it is on the narrower side for heavy outdoor coats or large bags. If your staff regularly bring bulky items to work, it is worth considering a wider compartment size before ordering.
- The unit includes pre-drilled nesting holes that allow it to be fixed flush against a wall, which is advisable for stability — particularly in a free-standing row configuration. Wall-fixing is not mandatory for a single unit in a low-traffic area, but anchoring is good practice wherever staff movement around the locker is frequent.
- Yes — the pre-drilled nesting holes are designed to allow units to be positioned side by side in rows, sitting flush without gaps between them. This makes it straightforward to build out a locker bank incrementally as your team grows, provided the wall or floor fixing points are planned accordingly.