Elite Six Door Padlock Locker Blue Steel
Product Description
This six-door padlock locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, robust steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar workplace environments. Each of the six compartments...
Specifications
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 1800(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Finish
- Tough Epoxy Polyester Powder Coated Paint
- Furniture frame
- Metal
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Product Description
This six-door padlock locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, robust steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar workplace environments. Each of the six compartments is secured by a padlock fitting rather than a built-in lock, meaning operators supply their own padlocks and can replace them as staffing changes — a practical arrangement in high-turnover environments. The unit is finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint in blue, which provides reasonable resistance to knocks, moisture, and the general wear of a busy back-of-house area.
The construction reflects what you would expect from a commercial locker at this level. The doors are reinforced and the plinth between compartments is welded rather than clipped, which adds to inter-compartment security and reduces the flex that cheaper units can develop over time. At 27kg the unit has a solid feel without being unwieldy to position during installation.
Practical advantages for operators include:
- No built-in lock mechanism to fail or replace — padlocks are operator-supplied
- Welded plinth improves inter-compartment security over standard designs
- Powder coated finish resists everyday knocks and surface moisture
- Six individual compartments suit small to medium staff teams
- Flat top design allows units to be stacked or have items stored on top
The six-door configuration suits smaller teams or situations where staff share a locker room with limited floor space. For larger workforces, multiple units are typically installed side by side. The powder coat finish is durable in dry or semi-dry environments, though it is not designed for wet rooms or areas with direct water exposure.
If you are fitting out a changing room or staff area and want to confirm the right configuration or quantity for your headcount, the team are happy to help you work through the options.
Key Features
- Six individual compartments with reinforced padlock-ready doors
- Welded plinth between doors improves inter-compartment security
- Tough epoxy polyester powder coated finish in blue
- Flat top design allows stacking or surface use above unit
- Robust steel construction rated at 27kg for a solid, stable build
Operational Benefits
- Padlock fittings allow easy lock replacement as staff changes occur
- Welded construction reduces flex and maintains security over time
- Powder coat finish stands up to daily knocks in back-of-house areas
- Six-compartment layout suits small teams without occupying excess floor space
- Flat top maximises usable space in compact changing rooms
Specifications
- Colour
- Blue
- Dimensions
- 1800(H) x 300(W) x 450(D)mm
- Finish
- Tough Epoxy Polyester Powder Coated Paint
- Furniture frame
- Metal
- Furniture shape
- Flat Top
- Furniture type
- Lockers
- Material
- Tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish
- Weight
- 27kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- No, padlocks are not supplied with this unit. The doors are fitted with padlock hasps, so operators choose and supply their own padlocks. This is a practical arrangement as it allows locks to be changed quickly when staff leave without any need for a locksmith or replacement mechanism.
- The powder coated steel finish offers good resistance to everyday moisture and humidity in a changing room environment, but it is not designed for direct or prolonged water exposure. For areas immediately adjacent to showers, ensure adequate ventilation to protect the finish over time.
- Yes, these lockers are designed to sit neatly side by side, and most operators fitting out larger changing rooms use multiple units in a row. If you are working out how many units you need for your team size, it is worth considering whether each person needs a full-height compartment or whether half-height shared arrangements would work — the team can help you think through the layout.