Elite Five Door Electronic Combination Locker Red Sloping Top

This is a five door electronic combination locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder coated steel and fitted with a sloping top to discourage unauthorised storage above the unit. Each door is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need to issue and manage physical keys. The welded plinth between the doors adds a practical measure of inter-compartment security, meaning adjacent compartments are better isolated from one another than in simpler locker constructions.

In busy staff areas, the combination lock format suits high staff turnover or shift-based environments well. There are no keys to cut, reissue or account for, and access codes can be reset as needed. The antibacterial coating is rated effective against MRSA and E-coli, which makes this locker a practical choice for food service back-of-house areas, healthcare facilities, schools, and leisure environments where hygiene standards are a routine consideration.

From a practical standpoint, the locker is worth considering for:

• Staff changing rooms and locker rooms in commercial catering and hospitality operations
• Leisure centres, gyms, and sports facilities requiring managed individual storage
• Healthcare and clinical environments with hygiene compliance requirements
• Schools and educational settings where key management is a known operational overhead
• Any site where sloping tops are specified to meet housekeeping or fire safety policy

The unit is constructed in powder coated steel and comes pre-drilled to allow stacking or nesting with compatible units, which gives some flexibility when fitting out a locker room in stages or across multiple bays. At 300mm deep, it has a relatively slim footprint, though it is worth confirming the available wall run against the number of doors required before ordering.

This five door configuration suits medium-sized teams. If your site has a larger workforce or requires more compartments within a single bank, it is worth considering whether a higher door count or multi-bay arrangement would be more practical. Similarly, if individual compartment size is a priority for larger personal items, a lower door count per column may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a locker room and would like guidance on layout, quantity, or whether this configuration suits your specific situation, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.