Elite Lockers

This five-door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, free-standing storage unit designed for staff changing areas and back-of-house spaces where individual secure storage is needed across a shared unit. Each of the five compartments is secured via a padlock fitting — the padlock itself is not supplied, which gives operators the flexibility to choose their own lock type or keying arrangement. The sloping top is a practical detail that prevents items being left on top of the unit, which helps keep changing areas tidy and avoids the creeping accumulation of clutter that tends to develop in busier facilities.

Construction is in powder coated steel, providing the kind of durability that holds up to daily use in shared staff environments without demanding significant maintenance. A welded plinth runs between the doors, reinforcing the separation between compartments and reducing the risk of access from one section to another — a small but useful consideration where staff share a unit. The grey finish is neutral and unobtrusive, sitting comfortably in most back-of-house settings without drawing attention.

The unit is free-standing and does not require wall fixing, though positioning on a level floor is advisable given the unit's height. At 24kg, it can be moved and positioned by two people without specialist equipment. The 300mm depth keeps the footprint compact, making it a practical choice for narrower changing rooms or corridors where space is limited.

• Five individual compartments, each with a separate padlock fitting
• Sloping top prevents items being stored on top of the unit
• Welded plinth reinforces separation between adjacent compartments
• Powder coated steel construction is easy to wipe down and maintain
• Compact 300mm depth suits tight or narrow back-of-house spaces

This locker is well suited to smaller catering operations — pub kitchens, cafés, small restaurants, and similar sites where a modest number of staff need reliable individual storage. For larger teams or higher-footfall changing areas, a wider locker bank or higher-door-count configuration may be a better fit.

If you are working out the right locker arrangement for your space, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

This is a two-door locker unit from Elite Lockers, fitted with an electronic combination lock and a sloping top panel. It is constructed from welded steel with a powder-coated finish in graphite grey, and is intended for permanent installation in staff changing areas, sports facilities, gyms, swimming pools, universities, and similar environments where secure personal storage is needed on a daily basis.

The welded steel frame and reinforced doors are built to withstand the kind of repeated, heavy use that comes with a busy changing area. The electronic combination lock removes the need to manage physical keys — useful in operations where staff turnover is high or where a master-key system would be impractical. The sloping top prevents items being left on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidy appearance and avoids the accumulation of clutter in shared spaces.

From an operational standpoint, the finish offers some practical advantages worth noting:

• Anti-bacterial powder coating rated to resist MRSA and E. coli, supporting hygiene compliance in regulated environments
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured directly to a wall, keeping lockers flush against each other and eliminating gaps where dust and debris can collect
• Electronic lock removes key management from daily operations
• Sloping top discourages storage on top of the unit, keeping the space tidy
• Graphite grey finish is neutral and suits most commercial interiors

Installation is straightforward provided the wall structure is suitable for fixing — the pre-drilled holes are designed for direct wall-mounting, and the powder-coated steel construction means no specialist finishing is required on site. At 26.3kg per unit, it is manageable for a two-person installation. No electrical connection is required beyond the battery-operated electronic lock mechanism. Consider floor loading and wall composition before positioning in older or temporary buildings.

This locker is well suited to staff changing areas in catering and hospitality environments, leisure facilities, and educational settings where hygiene standards matter and key management is a practical concern. For larger installations requiring more compartments per bay, or for sites needing a higher volume of individual storage points, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or fixing requirements before ordering, the team is happy to help.

This eight-door padlock locker from Elite provides individual secure storage across eight separate compartments, each secured by the user's own padlock rather than a keyed or combination mechanism. The sloping top is a practical detail — it prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which matters in managed environments where tidiness and fire safety compliance are taken seriously. The graphite grey powder-coated steel finish is a neutral, professional choice that sits well in staff areas without looking out of place.

Powder-coated steel construction gives this unit solid everyday durability. The coating also carries antibacterial properties that help resist the spread of bacteria including MRSA and E. coli, which is a relevant consideration in food-handling and healthcare-adjacent environments where staff welfare areas are subject to hygiene standards. At 29kg, the unit is substantial enough to feel stable in use.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Eight individual compartments reduce locker allocation disputes in shift-based workplaces
• Padlock security means no master key management or combination resets required
• Sloping top discourages unauthorised storage and supports tidy communal areas
• Antibacterial powder coating supports hygiene standards in food and healthcare settings
• Units can be nested or wall-anchored to prevent movement in busy staff areas

The unit's slim 300mm depth makes it well suited to corridors, alcoves, and changing rooms where floor space is limited. At just under two metres tall it makes good use of vertical space. It is supplied without padlocks, so operators will need to specify these separately. Consider wall-fixing or nesting multiple units together to maintain stability — particularly relevant in high-traffic staff areas where lockers are regularly pushed or knocked.

This locker is a practical choice for hospitality venues, contract catering operations, food production facilities, and similar environments where staff require individual secure storage. Sites needing higher-capacity banks or alternative compartment configurations may find other models in the range better suited to their layout.

If you are fitting out a staff area or replacing ageing lockers and want to talk through quantities, configurations or fixing requirements, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

This is a four-door staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey with a sloping top to prevent items being stored on top of the unit. Each compartment is secured by a padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied and should be sourced separately. The welded plinth between doors is a practical detail that improves inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of one user gaining access to an adjacent compartment.

In a commercial catering or hospitality environment, staff lockers take a considerable amount of daily use. The tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish holds up well against knocks, humidity, and the kind of wear that comes with a busy changing area. The sloping top discourages clutter and keeps the installation looking orderly over time, which matters in any area subject to hygiene or fire safety inspections.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Welded plinth between compartments improves inter-compartment security
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage on top of the unit
• Powder coated finish resists corrosion and surface damage over time
• Padlock fittings allow operators to choose their own padlock standard
• Four compartments in a single freestanding unit makes efficient use of floor space

At just under two metres tall and 300mm wide, this unit has a relatively compact footprint, which suits staff areas, corridors, or changing rooms where space is at a premium. It weighs approximately 24.8kg, so two people should be involved in positioning and installation. Fixing to the wall or floor is advisable in any location where the locker could be subject to tipping risk, particularly in busy staff areas.

This locker is well suited to small to medium hospitality, catering, or food production sites needing dedicated staff storage. For larger sites requiring more compartments or greater depth, wider or multi-unit configurations are available. If you are fitting out a full staff room or have specific access or layout requirements, it is worth discussing your situation with us before ordering.

This is a double door, full-height combination locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder coated steel. Each locker unit provides two separate lockable compartments secured by manual combination locks — no keys to manage or replace. At 1800mm tall with a flat top profile, the units are designed to sit flush in rows or be fixed directly to a wall without wasted space above.

The powder coated steel construction is practical for commercial changing room environments where lockers take daily use from multiple staff. The finish carries an antibacterial coating that is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful consideration in food-service and healthcare-adjacent settings where hygiene standards in staff areas are taken seriously.

From an installation and layout perspective, these units come with pre-drilled holes to allow wall fixing or nesting in banks, which helps keep them stable and makes the most of available floor space in compact changing rooms. The flat top design means units can also be stacked with accessories where needed. At 21.5kg per unit, they are manageable to position during installation without specialist lifting equipment.

• Antibacterial coating suited to high-hygiene staff environments
• Combination lock eliminates key management overhead
• Pre-drilled for wall fixing or row nesting
• Flat top profile for clean, space-efficient installation
• Durable powder coated steel finish for day-to-day commercial use

These lockers are well suited to catering, hospitality, and food production sites where staff changing facilities need to meet a reasonable hygiene standard without requiring significant maintenance. If you are specifying lockers across a larger site or need a different configuration, it is worth speaking with the team to make sure the layout and quantities work for your space.

This is a five-compartment padlock locker from Elite, finished in graphite grey powder coated steel and fitted with a sloping top panel. Each compartment is secured by the user's own padlock rather than a built-in lock, which suits environments where management prefers not to hold keys or issue combination codes across a large user base.

The powder coated steel construction is specified to resist MRSA and e-coli, which makes these lockers a practical choice for wet or high-traffic environments where hygiene standards matter — swimming pools, leisure centres, gyms, and sports clubs being the most common settings. The same properties also make them suitable for schools, colleges and university changing facilities where cleaning regimes need to be straightforward and consistent.

The sloping top serves two practical purposes: it prevents dust and debris settling on the upper surface, making routine cleaning quicker, and it removes the flat ledge that users might otherwise leave bags or belongings on — a small but useful consideration for lost property and general housekeeping.

• Antibacterial powder coating resists MRSA and e-coli for hygiene-critical environments
• Sloping top deters items being left on top and simplifies cleaning
• Pre-drilled rear fixings allow wall-mounting or nesting units together
• Padlock-ready design removes the need to manage keys or codes centrally
• Powder coated steel construction suited to damp or humid environments

The pre-drilled fixing points in the rear panel allow the units to be anchored to a wall or bolted together in a bank, which helps with stability and tidiness once installed. At 1,950mm tall, these are full-height lockers — worth confirming ceiling clearance and doorway access before delivery, particularly in older buildings with restricted corridors.

These lockers are well suited to leisure, education and hospitality venues needing reliable, low-maintenance storage. If your site requires higher-capacity compartment arrangements or different locking mechanisms, it is worth discussing your layout and user volume with us before ordering.

If you are unsure whether this configuration is the right fit for your space or user numbers, we are happy to talk it through.

This is a compact, wall-mounted steel locker unit designed for the secure storage of small personal items — watches, jewellery, mobile phones, wallets and similar valuables. Four individual compartments, each fitted with a camlock, allow multiple members of staff to secure their belongings independently within a single unit, keeping changing areas orderly and reducing the likelihood of lost or misplaced items during a shift.

In practice, units like this are most commonly found in staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities where space is at a premium but personal security remains a priority. The steel construction handles the day-to-day wear of a busy working environment without fuss, and the flat top profile keeps the installation clean without the need for plinth arrangements or additional capping.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Four individually locked compartments — each staff member retains their own key
• Compact footprint suited to smaller changing areas or tight corridor runs
• Steel construction resists everyday knocks and wipes down easily
• Camlock mechanism is simple to operate and low-maintenance
• Flat top profile avoids dust accumulation and keeps the installation tidy

Because this is a wall-mounted unit, it must be fixed securely to a load-bearing wall. It is worth confirming wall construction before ordering, particularly in older or modular buildings where fixing points may need additional preparation.

This unit is well suited to smaller teams or as supplementary provision where a full bank of full-height lockers would be unnecessary. For larger sites or higher headcounts, multiple units or a larger locker configuration would be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through the right combination of units for your team size and available space, we are happy to help before you order.

The Elite three-door electronic combination locker is a powder-coated steel storage unit designed for communal environments where secure, individual storage is required. Each of the three compartments is secured by an electronic lock, removing the need for physical keys and reducing the administrative burden of lost or duplicated keys in busy facilities.

In practice, these lockers perform reliably in high-footfall environments such as staff changing rooms, leisure centres, schools, and hospitality back-of-house areas. The reinforced doors and sturdy steel construction handle the kind of daily knocks and impacts that are common in these settings without showing early signs of wear. Pre-drilled nesting holes allow the units to be fixed to the wall, which keeps them stable and helps prevent tipping in active environments.

A few practical advantages worth noting for facilities managers and operators:

• Electronic locking removes key management from day-to-day operations
• Antibacterial coating provides protection against MRSA and E-coli, supporting hygiene compliance in food-adjacent and healthcare-adjacent environments
• Wall-fixing capability keeps units secure in active changing areas
• Flat-top design allows units to be stacked or placed side by side without wasted space
• Powder-coated finish in grey suits most staff or public-facing environments

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height unit, so ceiling clearance and available floor space should be confirmed before ordering. At 23kg, the locker is manageable for two-person installation, though wall fixing will require appropriate fixings for the substrate involved. The 300mm depth per compartment is suited to personal items and clothing but is not designed for bulky equipment storage.

This locker is well suited to smaller facilities or situations where a single three-compartment unit is needed. For sites requiring a larger bank of lockers or higher-volume changing facilities, wider multi-door configurations are available in the range. If you are specifying lockers for a new build or refurbishment, the team is happy to advise on layout and quantities before you commit.

This five-door locker from Elite is a free-standing, powder coated steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities in commercial hospitality, catering, and food production environments. Each of the five compartments is secured by a built-in combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks entirely, though the unit is also compatible with padlock and camlock fittings for sites that prefer or already operate those alternatives.

The construction includes a welded plinth between doors, which reinforces the panel structure and improves security between adjacent compartments. In higher-traffic staff areas where lockers take consistent daily use, that kind of structural detail makes a practical difference over time. The powder coated finish is hard-wearing under regular handling and carries an antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli — a relevant consideration for food production sites, healthcare catering operations, and anywhere that hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen into staff welfare areas.

From an operational standpoint, the combination lock format suits high-turnover workplaces well. There are no keys to issue, track, replace, or account for at the end of a shift. Practical advantages include:

• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Welded plinth improves structural integrity and inter-compartment security
• Combination lock removes key management responsibilities entirely
• Padlock and camlock compatible for sites with existing access systems
• Powder coated steel finish withstands daily back-of-house use reliably

At 300mm deep, this is a relatively shallow locker. It works well where floor space is tight, but it is worth confirming that the depth is sufficient for your staff's storage needs — particularly where the unit will be used for outdoor clothing or bulkier personal items. For applications requiring greater per-user storage capacity, deeper configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a new welfare area or replacing existing lockers and want to talk through which configuration suits your site, we are glad to help before you commit to an order.

This four-door locker from Elite Lockers is a coin return unit finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel. It is designed for environments where multiple users need individual secure storage — staff changing rooms, leisure facilities, hospitality back-of-house areas, and similar settings. The coin return mechanism means no key management overhead: users insert a coin to secure the locker and retrieve it when they leave, which suits high-turnover locations well.

The powder-coated steel construction gives the unit good resistance to the knocks and general wear typical of busy staff or public areas. The graphite grey finish is practical for commercial settings where a neutral, professional appearance is appropriate and where marks or scuffs are less visible than on lighter finishes. Pre-drilled fixing holes at the rear allow the unit to be secured flush to a wall, which adds stability and avoids the locker shifting in use — a sensible consideration in any busy environment.

From an operational standpoint, a four-door configuration means four separate compartments within a single unit footprint, which helps maximise storage capacity without requiring additional floor space. Key practical points worth noting:

• Coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin
• Powder-coated steel finish with good durability in daily commercial use
• Rear fixing holes allow secure wall-mounting for stability
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or accessories placed on top
• Four independent compartments within a single unit footprint

The unit weighs 29.5kg, so installation will typically require two people. At 1800mm tall it is a full-height locker, and the 300mm width per unit means it is relatively slim — useful where floor space is constrained. It is worth confirming doorway and corridor access dimensions before delivery if the installation area is difficult to reach.

This locker suits staff facilities in hospitality, leisure, and food service environments where coin-operated access removes the need for key management. For sites needing higher locker counts, wider compartments, or alternative locking systems, other configurations may be worth considering.

If you are unsure which locker configuration best fits your space or user volume, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This four door steel locker from Elite is a straightforward, well-built storage solution designed for staff changing areas in commercial kitchens, hospitality venues, and similar workplace environments. Each of the four compartments is secured with an individual camlock, giving staff a private, lockable space for personal belongings during a shift. The unit is finished in a graphite grey powder coated steel, which provides durability and resistance to the knocks and moisture typical of a busy back-of-house environment.

The antibacterial powder coating is a practical consideration for any food-related workplace, helping to reduce surface contamination in areas that can be difficult to keep clean. The sloping top is a small but genuinely useful detail — it prevents dust and debris from accumulating on the surface and discourages staff from leaving bags or equipment on top of the units, which is a common housekeeping issue in changing rooms and corridors.

Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be secured to a wall, which keeps it stable even in tighter spaces where it may be knocked during busy changeovers. This also makes layout planning more straightforward, as units can be fixed in line without risk of movement over time.

• Antibacterial coating suitable for food-related workplace environments
• Sloping top discourages clutter and simplifies surface cleaning
• Individual camlocks provide secure, separate storage for each user
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled rear holes for stable installation
• Powder coated steel finish is resistant to daily wear and moisture

At 300mm wide and deep per unit, this locker has a relatively compact footprint, which suits smaller changing areas or corridors where space is limited. It is worth considering whether the compartment size is appropriate for your staff's storage needs — for environments where larger bags or equipment need to be stored, a wider or deeper locker configuration may be more suitable.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to discuss quantities, layout, or whether this model fits your space and usage requirements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is a three-door padlock locker from Elite, finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel and fitted with a sloping top. It is a straightforward, practical unit designed to provide secure individual storage for staff in changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar staff facilities. Each door is secured by padlock hasp rather than a built-in lock, which keeps replacement and maintenance simple when staff turn over.

The sloping top is a considered detail in a catering or food production environment. Flat-topped lockers accumulate dust, debris, and in some kitchens, grease or moisture — all of which become a cleaning and hygiene concern over time. The angled surface discourages build-up and makes routine cleaning considerably faster.

From a practical installation standpoint, pre-drilled holes in the rear of each unit allow wall-fixing, which is useful where stability is a concern or where Health and Safety requirements call for secured furniture. The same fixing points allow units to be nested together in rows, reducing gaps between lockers where dust and debris might otherwise collect.

• Sloping top reduces dust and debris accumulation between cleans
• Padlock hasp design keeps replacement hardware readily available and low-cost
• Wall-fixable and row-nestable via pre-drilled rear holes
• Powder-coated steel construction suits damp or humid changing room environments
• Three individual compartments allow separate secure storage for multiple staff members

This locker is well suited to smaller catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need reliable, no-frills staff storage. For larger sites requiring higher-density locker banks or additional door configurations, alternatives with greater capacity are available in the range.

If you are planning a locker installation and are unsure about quantities, layout, or fixing requirements, our team is happy to talk it through before you order.

The Elite five door locker is a straightforward steel storage unit designed for shared, short-term use in commercial and institutional environments. Each of the five individual compartments is secured by a coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin, which removes the need for key management and suits locations where lockers rotate across shifts or different user groups throughout the day.

The unit is built from powder coated steel, with the polyester coating providing an antibacterial finish that holds up well under the repeated cleaning typical of back-of-house changing areas and staffrooms. Reinforced door construction means the unit tolerates the daily impact and handling common in high-footfall locations without the finish or hardware deteriorating quickly.

From a practical standpoint, the five door layout offers a useful balance of storage capacity against floor and wall space. Key operational advantages include:

• Coin return locking removes key management and suits shift-based rotas
• Antibacterial powder coat finish supports hygiene requirements in food environments
• Reinforced doors withstand high-frequency daily use without degradation
• Slim profile makes efficient use of corridor and changing room wall space
• Relatively light construction allows repositioning without specialist lifting equipment

At 24kg, the unit can be positioned and adjusted without specialist lifting equipment, though wall anchoring is advisable in public-facing or high-traffic areas for both stability and compliance purposes. The slim 300mm depth suits narrower corridors and back-of-house spaces where floor area is limited.

This locker is well suited to catering operations, leisure facilities, healthcare settings, and similar environments where staff require short-term secure storage. For sites with larger staffing numbers or where deeper, larger-compartment storage is needed, higher-capacity configurations within the range may be more appropriate.

If you are working out how many units your site requires or whether this layout suits your changing room layout, our team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

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

The sloping top is a practical choice for food and hospitality environments. It prevents items being left on top of the unit, which is a common housekeeping issue in staff changing areas and can create hygiene compliance concerns in food-adjacent settings. The tough epoxy polyester powder-coated finish is durable, cleanable, and holds up well to the daily contact and occasional knocks typical of back-of-house areas.

Key operational advantages include:

• Welded plinth between doors strengthens inter-compartment security
• Sloping top discourages storage on top of the unit, supporting hygiene compliance
• Powder-coated finish resists moisture, knocks, and routine cleaning products
• Padlock fittings allow operators to choose their preferred locking solution
• Available in multiple configurations within the Elite range to suit different team sizes

It is worth noting that padlocks are not included — operators will need to source these separately and confirm shackle compatibility before purchase. The unit is supplied in grey as standard; other colour options are available within the Elite range if the space requires something different.

This locker suits small catering teams, food production units, and hospitality back-of-house areas where individual secure storage and tidy facilities are both required. For larger teams or higher-footfall changing areas, a greater number of doors or a multi-unit configuration is likely to be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to confirm the right number of units or configuration for your team, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This four door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, well-built unit designed for staff changing rooms and back-of-house storage areas in commercial environments. Each compartment is secured with a camlock fitting, and the unit is constructed with a welded plinth running between the doors — a practical detail that strengthens the panel join and improves security between individual compartments. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit and helps maintain a tidier appearance over time. This unit is finished in blue using a tough epoxy polyester powder coat, which resists chipping and handles the knocks typical of a busy changing environment.

In day-to-day use, the construction holds up well under regular, heavy-handed use — the kind of handling that lockers in catering and hospitality environments tend to receive during shift changes. The powder coat finish is straightforward to wipe down and does not require specialist cleaning products. The welded plinth construction is more robust than designs that rely solely on pressed panels, particularly where multiple staff are sharing a locker bank and compartment integrity matters.

Key practical features of this unit include:

• Camlock fittings on all four compartments for reliable, key-operated security
• Welded plinth between doors, improving inter-compartment security and structural rigidity
• Sloping top to prevent storage accumulation and maintain a tidy area
• Epoxy polyester powder coat finish in blue — durable and easy to clean
• Double coat hooks within each compartment for practical uniform and clothing storage

Installation is uncomplicated — the unit is free-standing and requires no electrical or plumbing connection. At just under 25kg, it can be manoeuvred by two people without specialist equipment, though the 1,950mm height means access and ceiling clearance should be confirmed before delivery. The 450mm depth suits most standard changing room layouts without significantly intruding on walkway space. It is worth confirming the floor is level, as uneven surfaces can cause door alignment issues over time.

This model is well suited to smaller teams or sites where four individual lockable compartments are sufficient — hotels, restaurants, care homes, and similar premises with modest staff numbers. For larger teams, multi-door configurations and wider locker banks are available in the same range. If you are fitting out a full changing room or need to match an existing locker colour scheme, it is worth having a conversation before ordering to ensure the configuration works for your space.

If you are unsure whether this unit fits your layout or staffing requirements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This six door camlock locker from Elite is a wall-mounted steel storage unit designed for staff changing rooms, training facilities and similar environments where multiple users require individual secure compartments within a compact footprint. Each of the six doors is independently secured by a camlock, giving each user their own key-controlled storage space. The unit is finished in white powder coated steel throughout.

In busy staff areas, durability and ease of maintenance are the practical concerns. The welded steel frame and reinforced door construction hold up well under daily use across shift changes, and the powder coated finish resists knocks and surface wear better than painted alternatives. The anti-bacterial coating is effective against MRSA and E-coli, which is a meaningful consideration in food service environments, healthcare settings and schools where hygiene standards are formally monitored.

A few practical points worth noting before specifying these lockers:

• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow the unit to be fixed flush to the wall, keeping the installation tidy and stable
• The slim 300mm depth suits corridors and changing areas where floor space is limited
• The white finish is straightforward to keep clean and suits most interior environments
• Six individual camlocks mean each user has their own key — no master key system is included as standard
• At 25kg, the unit is manageable for a two-person installation without specialist lifting equipment

This locker is well suited to smaller staff teams where a single unit covers the requirement — typically up to six users sharing one bay. For larger sites with higher headcounts, multiple units can be nested together, and higher-capacity configurations are available within the range if a greater number of doors is needed.

If you are specifying lockers for a new fit-out or are unsure whether this configuration suits your layout, the team is happy to talk through the options before you order.

These four-door electronic combination lockers from Elite are built from powder-coated steel with a welded frame construction, offering a practical storage solution for staff changing areas, leisure facilities, schools, and similar environments where secure individual storage is needed across multiple users. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the units and helps maintain a tidier, more organised space.

The electronic combination lock removes the need for keys or padlocks, which simplifies day-to-day management — there are no lost keys to deal with and no requirement to hold spare sets. Each door operates independently, making the unit well suited to environments where several people need simultaneous access to their own compartment.

From an installation and practical standpoint, these lockers are supplied with pre-drilled fixing holes at the rear, allowing them to be secured directly to a wall. This keeps them stable in high-traffic areas and avoids the units shifting over time. At 29.5kg, they are manageable to position during installation, though a second person is advisable when manoeuvring into a tight space or fixing to a wall.

• Antibacterial coating effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli
• Powder-coated steel construction resists knocks and daily wear in busy environments
• Sloping top design prevents surface accumulation and maintains a cleaner appearance
• Wall-fixing capability keeps units secure and reduces floor footprint concerns
• Electronic lock eliminates key management for facilities teams

These lockers are well suited to staff areas in hotels, leisure centres, schools, and healthcare facilities where hygiene, durability, and ease of administration are priorities. For sites requiring a larger number of doors per unit or higher-capacity storage per compartment, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a full changing room or are unsure which locker configuration works best for your layout, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This floor-standing locker from Elite Lockers provides eight individual lockable compartments within a single upright column. Each door is secured by a coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin, which keeps the compartment locked throughout use and returns the coin when the occupant clears their belongings. There is no key to manage or replace, which makes the unit straightforward to operate in shared staff facilities without ongoing involvement from supervisors or facilities teams.

The unit is constructed throughout in powder coated steel, a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards are actively maintained. The hard, smooth finish resists the spread of pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, and wipes down cleanly during routine cleaning rounds. The welded plinth raises the base of the unit clear of the floor, which helps where changing rooms and staff areas are mopped regularly and where floor-level moisture would otherwise collect around the base.

From an installation standpoint, the unit arrives fully assembled as a single column. Pre-drilled fixing points at the rear allow it to be secured flush to a wall without additional brackets or specialist fixings. The 300mm depth keeps the footprint compact, which matters where corridor space or changing room width is limited.

• Coin return locking removes the need for key management in shared facilities
• Powder coated finish supports hygiene compliance in food-safe and healthcare settings
• Welded plinth construction adds rigidity and keeps the base clear for cleaning
• Shallow 300mm depth suits narrow changing rooms and corridor installations
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow secure, flush wall mounting

This configuration is well suited to catering operations, food production sites, and healthcare facilities where eight individual storage spaces cover the staff headcount and low-maintenance construction is a practical requirement. For larger teams or sites with multiple departments, wider multi-column arrangements are available within the same range.

If you are weighing up capacity against available space, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

This is a freestanding eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers, built from powder-coated steel and finished in green. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, which removes the need to issue, track, or replace keys across a shifting workforce — a practical advantage in catering operations, schools, healthcare settings, and leisure facilities alike.

The sloping top is a deliberate design choice rather than an aesthetic one. It prevents items being stacked or stored on top of the unit and reduces the build-up of dust and debris — a consideration that matters wherever cleaning standards are formally assessed. The powder-coated steel finish is straightforward to wipe down, and the antibacterial coating, rated effective against MRSA and E. coli, makes this unit a considered option in environments where hygiene compliance is a genuine requirement.

In practical terms, the unit includes rear fixing points that allow it to be secured directly to a wall, keeping it stable in high-traffic changing areas and preventing it from shifting over time. Key features worth noting:

• Manual combination locks remove all key management from the equation
• Sloping top discourages surface storage and simplifies cleaning
• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Rear fixing points for secure wall-mounting
• Powder-coated steel finish suited to regular cleaning routines

The individual compartments are compact and best suited to storing personal items such as bags, phones, and small clothing items. Sites with heavier storage requirements per person, or a larger headcount, may find a deeper or wider configuration more appropriate — and we carry alternatives across both dimensions.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through whether this unit suits your layout and numbers before committing, we are glad to help.

This eight-door locker from Elite is a manual combination unit finished in a graphite grey powder-coated steel. It is designed for staff changing rooms and welfare areas in commercial environments where reliable, secure personal storage is a daily requirement. Each door is secured by an individual combination lock, removing the need for keys and the ongoing management that comes with them.

The unit is constructed from welded steel with reinforced doors, giving it the structural integrity to handle regular, heavy use in busy changing room environments. The powder-coated finish carries antibacterial properties that are resistant to MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards need to be consistently maintained — food production facilities, catering operations, and healthcare-adjacent sites included.

From a practical standpoint, the locker offers several features that reduce day-to-day management overhead:

• Combination locking on each door — no key issuing, tracking, or replacement required
• Antibacterial powder coating resistant to MRSA and E. coli for high-hygiene environments
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points for wall anchoring or row nesting
• Flat top design supports stacking or configuration flexibility
• Welded steel frame with reinforced doors for long-term structural durability

Installation is straightforward. Pre-drilled holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be wall-fixed for stability, or units can be nested together in rows where floor space permits. At 32.5kg, it is manageable to position without specialist handling equipment, though for large installations involving multiple units, planning the layout in advance is worthwhile. No electrical or water connections are required.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, food manufacturers, leisure facilities, and any workplace where staff require secure, hygienic personal storage. The eight-door configuration suits smaller teams or areas where space is limited. For larger staff complements or higher-density installations, wider bank configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through the right configuration for your space and headcount, we are happy to assist before you place an order.

The Elite six door locker is a welded steel unit finished in white powder coated steel, designed to provide secure individual storage across shared staff areas. Each of the six compartments is secured by a camlock, giving each user a straightforward and reliable locking mechanism without the ongoing cost or management burden of padlocks. The antibacterial coating is effective against MRSA and E-Coli, which makes it a practical choice where hygiene standards are a priority.

In commercial environments with significant footfall — staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, or shared facilities — locker stability matters. These units come with pre-drilled nesting holes so they can be fixed flush against a wall, keeping them stable under daily use and reducing the risk of movement over time. The reinforced doors are built to handle repeated use without the warping or misalignment that cheaper alternatives tend to develop after a few months of heavy wear.

Key practical features worth noting:

• Welded steel frame construction for long-term structural integrity
• Antibacterial coating active against MRSA and E-Coli
• Camlock on each door — no padlocks required
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for flush wall installation
• White powder coated finish — durable and easy to keep clean

At 450mm deep, this unit fits comfortably in most staff areas without protruding excessively into circulation space, though it is worth measuring access routes before delivery given the overall height of the unit. The powder coated finish holds up well to regular cleaning with standard commercial products.

This locker suits catering operations, leisure facilities, schools, and anywhere a hygienic, secure six-person storage solution is needed in a compact footprint. For sites requiring more individual compartments or heavier-duty construction, alternative configurations are available in the range.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or fixing requirements, the team is happy to help you work through the detail before you order.

This is a full-height, single-door steel locker designed for staff storage in commercial environments. It uses a padlock-compatible door rather than an integrated lock, which suits operators who want to issue their own padlocks or maintain a keyed master system. The blue epoxy polyester powder coat finish is applied over steel, giving a durable, chip-resistant surface that holds up well in the kind of humid, busy changing areas common in catering and hospitality settings.

The construction includes a welded plinth between door compartments and a reinforced door, both of which contribute to inter-compartment security and reduce the likelihood of forced access. The flat top design is straightforward to clean and does not collect dust in the way that sloped-top versions can, though it does mean the units cannot be stacked without additional considerations.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Padlock fitting — you will need to source padlocks separately
• The welded plinth adds structural rigidity and improves security between adjacent units
• The powder coat finish is tough but should be checked for compatibility with any chemical cleaning products used on-site
• At 22kg, the locker can be moved by two people but should be positioned before loading
• The blue finish is a fixed colour option — confirm this suits your site before ordering

These lockers are well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites where staff require secure personal storage. They work equally well in schools, leisure facilities, and healthcare settings. If you need higher-density storage or a different locking mechanism — such as a combination lock or coin-return system — there are alternative configurations worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff area and are unsure how many units you need or how best to arrange them, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Elite Lockers Garment Collector with Sloping Top is a freestanding steel unit designed to provide a controlled, hygienic point for staff to deposit used laundry or workwear in changing and welfare areas. The sloping top discourages items being left on the unit's surface, keeping the area tidier and reducing the habit of garments piling up outside the collection point.

In practical terms, the unit works well in staff changing rooms, food production facilities, and commercial kitchen back-of-house areas where managing workwear flow between shifts is an operational requirement. The powder-coated finish includes anti-bacterial properties, which is a useful consideration in food environments where hygiene standards are closely observed. The key cam lock secures the deposited contents until collection, which is straightforward and reliable in day-to-day use.

Key practical features include:

• Sloping top surface discourages unauthorised item storage
• Anti-bacterial powder-coated steel finish supports hygiene compliance
• Cam lock secures contents between collections
• Robust steel construction suited to staff areas with high daily footfall
• Freestanding design with no fixing requirements for most installations

The unit is freestanding and requires no specialist installation, though consideration should be given to floor space and proximity to laundry collection routes to support efficient changeover between shifts. It is well suited to single-site operations with a moderate number of staff. For larger sites with multiple changing areas or higher staff volumes, a multi-unit arrangement or higher-capacity alternative may be worth discussing.

If you are unsure whether this unit is the right fit for your site layout or staffing levels, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This is a two-door combination locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder-coated steel with a welded frame and reinforced doors. The sloping top discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidier and more organised changing area. The combination lock mechanism removes the need to manage keys or padlocks, which is a practical consideration in busy staff or public-facing environments.

The locker carries an antibacterial coating that has been tested as effective against MRSA and E-coli. In environments where hygiene standards are closely monitored — such as food-preparation staff areas, healthcare settings, or leisure facilities — this is a meaningful specification rather than a cosmetic one. The powder-coated steel construction is robust enough for daily use across multi-shift operations and is straightforward to wipe down.

Operationally, this locker suits environments that need reliable personal storage without the overhead of key management:

• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E-coli
• Combination lock removes key management entirely
• Sloping top prevents storage build-up on top of the unit
• Reinforced doors add resistance to everyday wear and impact
• Red finish aids identification in colour-coded storage systems

At 1950mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a full-height, slim-profile unit. It is well suited to changing rooms, corridors, or storage areas where floor space is limited. The 22kg weight means it can be moved by two people if the layout needs to change, though it should be secured to a wall or floor in use. Each locker accommodates two separate users within a single column, making it efficient where headcount is high relative to floor space.

This unit is a practical choice for catering and hospitality staff areas, schools, gyms, and leisure centres where hygiene compliance and ease of management both matter. For sites requiring a higher number of individual compartments within a single locker column, wider multi-door configurations may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to work through the layout or confirm the right specification, we are happy to help — just get in touch with the team before you order.

This eight-door locker from Elite Lockers is a powder-coated steel unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar shared spaces where robust, hygienic storage is a daily requirement. Each of the eight compartments is secured by a camlock, providing straightforward individual access without the need for padlocks or additional hardware. The white finish is a practical choice for spaces where cleanliness standards are regularly inspected.

The sloping top is a considered design detail rather than a cosmetic one. In busy environments, flat-topped lockers quickly become a surface for abandoned bags, food wrappers, and accumulated dust — none of which is welcome in a catering or food-preparation setting. The angled profile removes that temptation entirely and makes the unit considerably easier to keep clean during routine hygiene checks.

The welded steel construction gives the unit its rigidity and resistance to the kind of daily impact that multi-user installations tend to absorb over time. The anti-bacterial coating — effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli — makes it well suited to environments where hygiene compliance is a formal requirement rather than a preference.

• Sloping top prevents surface accumulation and simplifies cleaning
• Anti-bacterial powder coat supports hygiene compliance in food environments
• Pre-drilled rear nesting holes allow secure wall fixing to minimise movement
• Camlock on each door provides reliable individual compartment security
• Welded steel frame resists daily impact in high-traffic changing areas

Pre-drilled nesting holes at the rear allow the unit to be fixed directly against a wall, which keeps it stable under regular use and helps make the most of available floor space in tighter back-of-house areas. At 1800mm tall and 300mm deep, the unit has a relatively compact footprint and can be banked alongside additional locker runs where staffing numbers require it.

This unit is well suited to catering operations, schools, leisure facilities, and similar sites needing compliant, multi-user storage in a tight footprint. For larger teams or sites requiring deeper compartments or additional security options, alternatives within the range are worth considering.

If you are specifying lockers for a refurbishment or new installation and want to talk through the layout or quantity, the team is happy to help you work through the requirements before you order.

This is a single door coin return locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey powder coated steel. The coin return mechanism allows users to secure their belongings with a coin deposit that is returned when the locker is vacated — a practical arrangement for high-turnover environments where lockers are shared rather than assigned. The powder coated steel construction is robust and suited to the kind of repeated daily use common in busy staff areas, leisure facilities, schools, and similar settings.

In practice, powder coated steel lockers of this type hold up well in environments where lockers are opened and closed dozens of times per day. The finish resists chipping and corrosion better than bare mild steel, which matters in areas with fluctuating humidity — changing rooms, poolside facilities, or kitchen staff areas where damp kit is stored. The anti-bacterial treatment applied to the locker helps reduce the spread of bacteria in densely used spaces, which is a reasonable practical consideration in food service, healthcare, or education environments.

The reinforced door construction adds a degree of resistance to the kind of incidental force that shared lockers tend to accumulate over time — pushed shut under load, leaned against, or simply used heavily across shifts.

• Coin return lock suitable for shared, high-turnover use
• Anti-bacterial treatment for hygiene-conscious environments
• Powder coated finish offers durability against daily wear
• Reinforced door construction for consistent performance under heavy use
• Flat top design for straightforward installation in rows or banks

This locker is well suited to sites needing reliable, low-maintenance storage for staff or visitors without the administrative overhead of key management. It is a sensible single-door option for moderate storage needs. For sites requiring larger individual storage capacity or a greater number of compartments per unit, wider or multi-door configurations may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff area, changing room, or front-of-house locker bank and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this specification suits your site, the team is happy to help.

The Elite six door electronic combination locker is a welded steel unit designed for high-footfall environments where reliable, day-to-day use is expected. Each locker bank houses six individual compartments, each secured by an electronic combination lock — removing the need for keys, padlocks or coin mechanisms, which simplifies day-to-day management for facilities staff.

The welded steel frame and reinforced doors are built to cope with repeated use across busy shifts. The powder coated finish in white is applied over steel that carries an antibacterial coating effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E-coli, which makes it a practical choice wherever hygiene standards need to be demonstrably maintained — changing rooms, leisure facilities, schools, and food service back-of-house areas all fall into this category.

From an installation standpoint, the units come pre-drilled with nesting holes, allowing multiple banks to be fixed securely together and positioned flush against a wall. At 32kg the locker is manageable to position without specialist lifting equipment, though a two-person installation is advisable. The 450mm depth is worth checking against your available floor space before ordering, particularly in narrower corridors or changing rooms where circulation clearance matters.

• Electronic locking removes the cost and admin of key management
• Antibacterial coating supports compliance in hygiene-sensitive environments
• Pre-drilled nesting holes simplify multi-bank installations
• White powder coat finish is straightforward to keep clean in daily use
• Welded steel construction holds up well under heavy, repeated use

This locker is well suited to schools, universities, leisure centres, and staff welfare areas in hospitality or food production settings. For sites needing greater individual compartment depth or higher-security locking, it is worth discussing the wider range before committing.

If you are specifying lockers for a larger installation or need advice on how many units suit your headcount, the team is happy to talk it through.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides secure, individual personal storage across eight separate compartments, each operated by a coin return mechanism. The coin return system means no keys to manage or replace — users insert a coin to lock, and retrieve it when they leave, which suits high-turnover environments where key management becomes a genuine operational burden. The unit accepts the current British £1 coin.

Constructed from powder coated steel with a welded frame, the locker is built to hold up in busy staff areas where lockers take daily use. The doors are reinforced and the overall construction is solid enough for environments such as commercial kitchens, food production facilities, leisure centres, schools, and hospitality back-of-house areas. The anti-bacterial coating applied to the unit makes it particularly appropriate where hygiene standards are a priority — notably in catering and food service environments where staff facilities are subject to the same general hygiene expectations as the kitchen itself.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled holes at the rear, allowing it to be fixed directly to a wall without additional brackets. This is straightforward for most settings, though the unit weighs 30.5kg and will benefit from two people during positioning and fixing. The 300mm depth makes it practical in tighter corridors or changing areas where a full-depth locker bank would be impractical.

• Coin return locking removes the need for key management
• Anti-bacterial coating suits catering and food production environments
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled rear holes
• Compact 300mm depth suits narrow changing areas or corridors
• Accepts current British £1 coin

This unit suits smaller teams or sites with limited changing room space. For larger workforces or higher-volume storage requirements, wider or taller configurations with more doors per bay are worth considering. If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing an existing locker bank and are unsure which configuration works best for your headcount and space, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

This is a two-door, full-height combination locker from Elite Lockers, finished in black powder coated steel. It uses a manual combination lock mechanism, removing the need for keys or padlocks and reducing the day-to-day management burden on facilities staff. The welded steel framework and reinforced doors are built to handle the kind of repeated, sometimes rough use that comes with busy changing environments.

In commercial settings — gyms, leisure centres, swimming pools, sports facilities — lockers take a considerable amount of physical punishment. The powder coating on this unit carries antibacterial properties that inhibit the spread of bacteria including MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful practical consideration in high-traffic wet or changing environments where hygiene standards are rightly scrutinised.

A few features worth noting from an installation and operational standpoint:

• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be fixed flush to the wall, reducing movement under pressure
• Units can be nested side by side for bank installations without gaps or instability
• The powder coated finish is hard wearing and does not require specialist maintenance
• The keyless combination lock removes the cost and administration of key management
• The flat top design allows stacking or use of the top surface where space is a consideration

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a standard full-height single-column locker. The 450mm depth is typical for clothing and footwear storage, though it is worth confirming this suits your intended use before ordering — deeper units are available if users need to store bulkier kit such as bags or equipment.

This locker is well suited to gyms, leisure centres, schools, and sports clubs where durability, hygiene, and low maintenance are priorities. For larger installations or sites needing wider compartments or additional locking options, it is worth exploring other configurations in the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or fixing requirements, the team is happy to help you work through the details before you commit.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual, coin-secured personal storage in a single freestanding cabinet. Each compartment is secured by a coin-return mechanism compatible with the current £1 coin, meaning users retrieve their coin on departure. There are no keys to administer, no padlocks to replace, and no lost-key issues to manage — a practical arrangement in environments with high staff turnover or multiple shift patterns.

The cabinet is constructed from powder-coated steel throughout, finished in red. In busy changing rooms, welfare areas, and staff corridors, this type of construction handles repeated daily use reliably. The powder-coated finish resists knocks, minor moisture exposure, and the general wear that accumulates in heavily used staff areas. An antibacterial coating — effective against MRSA and E. coli — makes this unit a practical choice for food production sites and healthcare-adjacent facilities where hygiene compliance needs to be demonstrable.

Key operational advantages include:

• Coin-return locking removes key administration and lost-padlock issues entirely
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food and healthcare settings
• Sloping top prevents debris accumulation and simplifies routine cleaning
• Powder-coated steel finish withstands knocks, moisture, and sustained daily use
• Eight compartments in a single compact footprint — useful where space is managed carefully

At 300mm deep, the unit has a shallow footprint well suited to corridors, changing areas, and welfare rooms where space is limited. It is freestanding and requires no wall fixings to function, though anchoring to a wall or floor is worth considering in high-traffic locations for long-term stability. At 31.5kg assembled, two people are advisable for moving and positioning.

This unit suits catering operations, food production sites, leisure facilities, and healthcare environments where staff need secure personal storage and hygiene credentials matter. Eight doors works well for smaller teams or where units will be added in banks as staffing grows. For larger teams or where higher-security or greater-capacity storage is required, deeper or higher-door-count configurations may be more appropriate.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and want to work through how many doors you need or how multiple units can be arranged, the team is glad to talk it through with you before you place an order.