Elite Three Door Padlock Locker Red Steel Staff Locker

This is a three-compartment steel locker designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house spaces, and similar environments where secure personal storage is needed across multiple users. Each of the three doors is secured by padlock — meaning staff supply their own padlock, which is a practical arrangement where locker allocation changes frequently or where lost key replacements would otherwise become a recurring overhead. The unit is finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint in red, which gives reasonable resistance to the knocks and moisture typical of busy back-of-house areas.

The construction includes a welded plinth between doors, which reinforces inter-compartment security by reducing the gap between adjacent door edges — a detail worth noting if you need reasonable separation between individual users' belongings. The doors themselves are reinforced, and the overall steel construction is suited to everyday commercial use in environments such as hospitality kitchens, care homes, leisure facilities, and similar settings.

Practical points to consider before ordering:

• Padlock loops fitted — padlocks not included; staff provide their own
• Welded plinth between doors improves inter-compartment security
• Reinforced doors for durability in high-traffic changing areas
• Epoxy polyester powder coat offers good resistance to light moisture and impact
• Flat top design — stackable or suitable for placing items on top

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height locker and will require adequate ceiling clearance and a stable, level floor surface. At 22.5kg, it is manageable for two-person installation but should be fixed to a wall for stability once positioned. The 300mm depth per compartment is on the slimmer side and suits sites where space is limited, though it may not accommodate bulkier outerwear comfortably.

This locker is well suited to smaller teams or sites where three users share a bank, or where multiple units are installed side by side. For larger staff complements, a wider or multi-bay configuration may be more practical. If you are fitting out a full changing room and need help working out how many units you require, the team is happy to assist.