Elite 8-Door Electronic Combination Locker with Sloping Top – Grey

This is an eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, fitted with electronic combination locks and a sloping top section. The unit is constructed from powder-coated steel throughout, with reinforced doors designed to withstand the wear that comes with frequent daily use in busy staff areas. The sloping top prevents items being stored or left on top of the unit, which is a common requirement in food-handling and healthcare environments where surface hygiene standards must be maintained.

The powder-coated steel frame carries an antibacterial coating that has been tested as effective against MRSA and E-coli. In practice, this makes the unit well suited to environments with strict hygiene protocols — changing rooms and locker areas within food production facilities, hospitals, school kitchens, and similar regulated settings where standard lockers would not be appropriate. The electronic combination format removes the need to manage physical keys, which reduces administrative overhead and simplifies access management when staff change over.

From a practical installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled fixing points at the rear, allowing it to be wall-mounted flush to keep the footprint tidy and prevent the unit shifting in high-traffic corridors or changing rooms. At 33.5kg, it is manageable for a two-person installation without specialist equipment, though positioning and wall fixing should be planned before delivery.

• Antibacterial coating suitable for food and healthcare environments
• Electronic combination locks remove the need for key management
• Sloping top discourages surface storage and supports hygiene compliance
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes for wall-mounting and secure positioning
• Powder-coated steel construction for durability in heavy-use areas

This unit is suited to smaller staff areas or secondary changing facilities where a single bank of eight compartments meets the requirement. For larger sites or higher staff volumes, a taller bank or wider multi-bay configuration may be more appropriate. If you are specifying lockers across a new facility or refitting an existing changing area, it is worth discussing your layout before ordering — the team is happy to work through the requirements with you.