Elite Eight Door Coin Return Locker – Grey Powder Coated Steel

This eight door locker unit from Elite is a straightforward, well-built option for staff changing areas, back-of-house spaces, and similar environments where secure personal storage is needed. Each of the eight compartments is fitted with a coin return lock, meaning staff can use the locker without requiring management to hold keys or tokens — a practical arrangement in busy hospitality and catering operations where staff turnover and shift patterns can make key management cumbersome.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel, which gives it the rigidity and resistance to everyday wear that you would expect in a commercial environment. Reinforced doors contribute to both the structural integrity and the security of each compartment. The anti-bacterial surface treatment provides resistance to MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful consideration in food service and healthcare-adjacent settings where hygiene standards are closely monitored.

From an operational standpoint, this locker suits a range of common requirements well:

• Coin return mechanism supports self-managed access without key administration
• Anti-bacterial treatment meets hygiene expectations in food and healthcare environments
• Reinforced doors provide dependable security for personal effects
• Wall-fixing capability adds stability in high-traffic changing areas
• Compatible with the current £1 coin, so no need for token or voucher systems

At just under two metres in height, this is a full-height unit that makes efficient use of vertical space. It is wall-fixable for added stability, which is worth factoring in when planning the layout of a changing room or locker area. The powder coated steel construction keeps maintenance straightforward — surfaces wipe down cleanly and resist the kind of knocks and scuffs that accumulate in busy back-of-house areas.

This unit is well suited to small to medium catering operations, pub kitchens, hotel back-of-house, and food production sites looking to provide secure staff storage without a complex key management system. For larger sites with higher staff numbers requiring more compartments or bank configurations, it is worth exploring multi-unit or higher-door-count options.

If you are unsure whether this configuration is right for your site layout or staff headcount, feel free to get in touch with the team — we are happy to help you work through the options.