Elite Five Door Padlock Locker with Sloping Top – Grey

This is a five-compartment steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey with a sloping top and padlock fittings. Each compartment is accessed via its own door, and the unit is built around a welded plinth between the doors — a practical construction detail that reinforces security between adjacent compartments and reduces the risk of access being gained through gaps at the door edges.

The sloping top discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which is a common hygiene and housekeeping concern in staff areas, particularly in food environments. The tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish provides a durable, cleanable surface that holds up well to the daily wear expected in busy back-of-house and changing room environments. At 26kg, the unit is substantial enough to feel secure once in position but manageable for installation without specialist lifting equipment.

Practically speaking, this locker suits operations that need to provide individual secure storage for a small team. Key operational advantages include:

• Welded plinth between doors strengthens inter-compartment security
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and supports hygiene compliance
• Powder-coated finish is resistant to knocks, moisture, and routine cleaning
• Padlock fittings allow operators to choose their own locking solution (padlock not supplied)
• Available in multiple depths and door configurations to suit different space requirements

It is worth noting that padlocks are not included — operators will need to source these separately and ensure the shackle size is compatible. The unit ships in grey as standard; other colour options are available within the Elite range if grey does not suit the space.

This locker is well suited to small catering teams, food production units, and hospitality back-of-house areas where individual staff storage is required alongside tidy, compliant facilities. For larger teams or higher-footfall changing areas, a greater number of doors or a multi-unit configuration may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to make sure you are specifying the right number of units and configuration for your team size, we are happy to talk it through.