Elite Five Door Padlock Locker – Grey

This is a five-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey with a tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish. Each compartment is secured via a padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied and can be specified separately to suit your site's keying arrangements. A welded plinth runs between the doors to reinforce the dividing structure and reduce the risk of access between adjacent compartments.

In a commercial kitchen or hospitality environment, staff lockers take considerable daily punishment — doors opened and closed repeatedly across long shifts, coats and bags thrown in at pace. The powder coated steel construction on this unit holds up well under that kind of routine use, and the welded plinth design adds a degree of structural rigidity that thinner locker constructions can lack. At 26kg, it is a solid unit without being impractical to position.

Practical considerations worth noting before ordering:

• Five separate compartments allow individual padlocks per staff member
• Welded plinth improves inter-compartment security versus standard divider designs
• Powder coated finish resists chipping and is straightforward to wipe down
• Flat top configuration — no sloped top on this variant
• Padlock fittings only — not supplied with a camlock option

At 1800mm tall and 450mm deep, this locker requires a clear wall run of 300mm width and adequate ceiling clearance. It is best positioned in a dedicated changing area or staff corridor rather than within the kitchen itself. Ensure the floor surface is level before installation — the welded plinth sits directly on the floor and the unit does not include adjustable feet.

This locker suits small to medium hospitality operations — cafés, restaurants, hotels, and contract catering sites — where five staff members require secure personal storage. For larger teams or higher-density changing areas, wider or taller multi-door configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a new changing area or replacing ageing locker banks, it is worth talking through your staff numbers, available floor space, and preferred locking arrangement before committing to a configuration — we are happy to help you work through the options.