Elite Lockers

The Elite single door padlock locker is a straightforward, robustly built steel locker designed for changing room and staff facility environments. It uses a padlock-style fastening rather than a built-in lock, which keeps maintenance simple and allows operators to use their own padlocks or a keyed-alike system across a bank of units. The sloping top prevents items being left or piled on top of the lockers, which is a practical consideration in shared staff areas where tidiness and hygiene standards matter.

Construction is powder coated steel throughout, and the coating carries an antibacterial treatment capable of resisting MRSA and E. coli — a meaningful feature in catering and food production environments where hygiene obligations extend beyond the kitchen itself. The reinforced doors help the unit withstand the kind of repeated daily use that standard lockers often struggle with over time.

From a practical installation standpoint, the units come pre-drilled with nesting holes, allowing them to be fixed flush against a wall or bolted together in rows. This matters both for stability — lockers that shift or topple in busy changing rooms are a safety concern — and for making efficient use of limited staff facility space. At 23kg per unit, installation is manageable with two people, and the dimensions suit standard changing room layouts without requiring structural alteration.

• Antibacterial powder coating resists MRSA and E. coli
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall fixing or row configuration
• Reinforced doors suited to heavy daily use
• Padlock fastening — compatible with operator-supplied locks
• Sloping top deters storage on top of units

This locker is well suited to catering operations, food production facilities, and hospitality venues where staff changing areas need to meet hygiene standards alongside practical durability. If you are fitting out a large facility or need to consider alternative configurations or capacities, the team is happy to talk through what would work best for your space.

This double door coin return locker from Elite Lockers is a full-height, two-compartment steel locker finished in graphite black powder coat. Each unit provides two separate lockable sections within a single 1800mm tall cabinet, making it a practical choice where individual staff storage is required without dedicating a full-width locker to each person. The coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin, so staff retrieve their deposit once the locker is vacated — a straightforward system that reduces the administrative burden of key management.

The cabinet is constructed from powder coated steel with an anti-bacterial coating applied to the interior surfaces. In busy back-of-house environments — changing rooms, staff corridors, and welfare areas — this helps limit the spread of bacteria across shared surfaces, which is a reasonable consideration in any food-related workplace. The reinforced double doors and welded plinth contribute to the overall rigidity of the unit, which holds up well in day-to-day commercial use where lockers are opened and closed frequently throughout a shift.

Practical points worth considering before installation:

• At 450mm deep, these lockers require adequate floor-to-ceiling clearance and a stable, level surface
• The graphite black finish is a powder coat — resistant to knocks and scuffs under normal use
• Coin return mechanisms require no power supply or key administration
• The welded plinth means the unit sits off the floor, which aids cleaning underneath
• At 25.3kg per unit, handling during installation is manageable with two people

These lockers are well suited to catering and hospitality operations where staff welfare facilities need to be practical, hygienic, and low-maintenance. They work equally well in smaller independent kitchens as in larger hotel or contract catering back-of-house areas. If your site requires higher-volume storage banks or alternative configurations, there are other options in the range worth discussing.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or finish options, the team is happy to help you plan it sensibly before you order.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual, self-managed personal storage in a single freestanding column. Each compartment is secured by a coin return mechanism — users insert a coin to lock the door and recover it when they leave — which removes the need for staff to manage and redistribute keys. It is a practical arrangement that suits any setting where large numbers of people need temporary secure storage throughout the day.

The unit is constructed from powder-coated steel, which handles the knocks and friction of high-footfall areas without deteriorating quickly. The powder coat carries an antibacterial treatment rated resistant to E-coli and MRSA, making it a sensible specification for environments where hygiene standards are actively monitored — staff changing areas, leisure centres, school facilities, and similar locations. The sloping top is a deliberate detail: it prevents items accumulating on the unit and makes routine cleaning more straightforward, which adds up to a meaningful reduction in maintenance time over the life of the installation.

Practical points worth noting for day-to-day operation:

• Coin return locking compatible with both old and new £1 coins
• Antibacterial powder coat finish resistant to E-coli and MRSA
• Sloping top discourages clutter and simplifies routine cleaning
• Full-height compartments accommodate coats, bags, and larger personal items
• Freestanding construction — no wall fixing required for standard installations

At 33.5kg the unit is substantial enough to feel stable in use while still being manageable to position during installation. It is available in blue as standard, which suits settings where colour-coding different user groups or areas is useful. For sites needing a greater number of compartments or a different configuration, other units within the Elite Lockers range are worth reviewing alongside this one.

If you are planning a changing room fit-out or replacing an existing locker bank and want to work through the right quantity or layout for the space, we are glad to help.

This five-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides five individual, lockable storage compartments within a single free-standing frame. Each door is fitted with a coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin, so staff retrieve their coin when they vacate the locker. That arrangement keeps lockers in circulation and removes the ongoing cost of lost keys — both practical considerations in high-turnover changing room environments.

The frame and doors are constructed from powder coated steel with reinforced doors and welded internal dividers, giving the unit solid structural rigidity under consistent daily use. The powder coating incorporates an antibacterial treatment effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E.coli. That makes this a considered choice for food preparation and hospitality settings where hygiene standards need to be demonstrably maintained, as well as healthcare-adjacent facilities and leisure centres.

In operational terms, the coin return design reduces management overhead significantly compared with key-issue systems. Key practical advantages include:

• No key administration — staff self-manage locker access on every shift
• Antibacterial powder coat finish supports hygiene compliance in food and health environments
• Reinforced doors and welded dividers hold up well under daily heavy use
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow straightforward wall fixing for added stability
• Red finish available where colour coding or site branding is a requirement

The unit arrives with pre-drilled nesting holes and wall fixing is recommended, particularly in high-traffic corridors or narrow changing areas where stability matters. At just under 31kg, a two-person installation is straightforward without specialist lifting equipment. The red finish is a specific colour variant — worth confirming against your site layout before ordering.

This unit is well suited to catering and hospitality operations, light industrial workplaces, and leisure facilities needing hygienic, coin-operated personal storage for up to five users. For larger teams or sites requiring multiple bays, higher-door-count configurations are available within the range.

If you are planning a changing room fit-out and want to talk through the right locker layout for your headcount and space, our team is happy to help.

This Elite double door locker is a straightforward, well-built staff locker designed for changing rooms and staff areas in commercial settings. Constructed from powder-coated steel, it offers two individually lockable compartments secured by camlocks — a reliable locking mechanism commonly specified in catering, hospitality, and leisure environments. The graphite grey finish is practical and unobtrusive in most staff-facing spaces.

The sloping top is a considered design detail rather than a superficial one. It prevents the surface from being used as an informal shelf for bags, bottles, or personal belongings, which reduces the risk of lost property disputes and helps keep communal areas tidy. It also limits the accumulation of dust and debris, making routine cleaning quicker and more thorough.

The antibacterial powder coating is effective against MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful specification in catering environments where hygiene standards are closely scrutinised. The reinforced door construction adds to the locker's suitability for high-traffic staff areas where units take regular daily use.

• Antibacterial powder coat effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Sloping top reduces clutter and simplifies surface cleaning
• Camlock mechanism on each door for individual compartment security
• Reinforced doors suited to high-frequency daily use
• Powder-coated steel construction for long-term durability

At just under two metres in height, the unit is full-height and suitable for hanging garments as well as storing personal items. It is worth confirming ceiling heights and door clearance before installation, particularly in basement or mezzanine staff areas. The unit weighs 23.5kg, so it can be manoeuvred and positioned by two people without specialist equipment, though anchoring to a wall or floor is advisable in busy environments.

This locker suits most catering and hospitality operations — restaurants, hotels, contract catering sites, and leisure venues — where a compact, hygienic, and secure storage solution is needed for one or two members of staff per unit. For larger teams or higher-volume sites requiring bank installations, it is worth discussing configuration options to ensure the right unit count and layout.

If you are fitting out a full changing room or are unsure how many units you need for your team size, we are happy to help you work through the numbers before you order.

This is a two-door personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder coated steel with a manual combination lock on each door. It is a flat-top model, meaning units can be stacked or used alongside other lockers without wasted space at the top. The welded steel frame and reinforced doors give it the structural integrity expected in busy staff-use environments where lockers take daily wear.

The powder coated finish includes an antibacterial coating that has been tested against MRSA and E. coli. In environments where hygiene standards matter — commercial kitchens, food production areas, healthcare facilities or leisure centres — this is a practical consideration rather than a minor detail. It also simplifies end-of-day cleaning routines, as the surface wipes down without degrading over time.

From an operational standpoint, the combination lock removes the need to manage keys across a workforce, which is a common source of friction in busy sites. Each user sets their own code, and there is no ongoing cost or administration burden associated with lost keys or lock replacements.

• Welded steel frame provides reliable long-term structural stability
• Reinforced doors on both compartments for added security
• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Flat top design allows stacking or side-by-side installation
• Manual combination lock on each door — no key management required

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height locker suitable for hanging coats and storing personal items. The 300mm width per unit is on the narrower side, which suits installations where space is limited but individual storage is still required. It is well suited to staff changing areas, schools, gyms and leisure centres. Sites requiring wider compartments or greater storage volume per user should consider a larger-format locker from the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through layout, quantities or colour options before placing an order, we are happy to help.

The Elite six-door electronic combination locker is a steel-constructed staff locker unit finished in a graphite grey antibacterial powder coating. Each of the six compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and the operational headaches that come with them. It is designed for changing room environments in commercial settings — hospitality, healthcare, catering operations, and similar workplaces — and is suitable for both wet and dry changing room conditions.

The powder-coated steel construction and reinforced doors are built to take the day-to-day wear that comes with regular staff use. The antibacterial coating on the surface is a practical feature for any workplace where hygiene standards matter, as it limits the spread of bacteria on contact surfaces in shared areas. The unit arrives pre-drilled at the rear to allow wall-fixing, which keeps it stable under pressure and closes the gaps between adjacent locker banks where dust and debris tend to collect.

From an operational standpoint, wall-fixing also helps with cleaning routines — flush-mounted units are noticeably easier to keep clean than freestanding ones with gaps beneath and behind them. Key practical advantages include:

• Electronic combination locks — no lost keys, no replacement padlocks
• Antibacterial powder coating on all external surfaces
• Reinforced doors for added resistance to daily wear
• Rear pre-drilling for secure wall-mounting
• Suitable for wet and dry changing room conditions

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height unit. It is worth confirming ceiling clearance and available wall space before ordering, particularly if the unit is to be fixed and positioned alongside others in a bank. The 32kg weight means it is manageable for a two-person installation without specialist lifting equipment.

This unit is well suited to smaller staff teams or locations where a compact locker bank is needed — back-of-house areas, smaller hospitality venues, or supplementary locker provision alongside an existing bank. For larger teams or higher-volume sites, a wider multi-door configuration would be worth considering.

If you are unsure how many doors you need, or whether this configuration suits your changing room layout, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This is a three-door, full-height locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder-coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism. Each door secures an individual compartment, making the unit suitable for shared staff areas, changing rooms, or any facility where multiple users need personal storage within a single locker bay.

The powder-coated steel construction is built to tolerate regular, heavy use. The antibacterial coating is effective against MRSA and E. coli, which makes these lockers a practical choice for hygiene-sensitive environments such as food-preparation areas, healthcare settings, and swimming pool changing rooms, where surface hygiene standards are a genuine operational concern rather than an afterthought.

The coin return system means users deposit a coin to secure the lock and retrieve it when they leave — removing the need for staff to manage keys and reducing the day-to-day administration that comes with traditional keyed lockers. The mechanism is compatible with the current British £1 coin.

• Powder-coated steel construction resists dents and daily wear in busy environments
• Antibacterial surface treatment effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Coin return mechanism eliminates ongoing key management for facilities teams
• Three-door configuration maximises storage per unit footprint
• Red finish allows colour-coded zoning across staff or public areas

At 1950mm tall, the unit is full height and will require adequate ceiling clearance. The 450mm depth suits standard locker bay layouts, though it is worth confirming floor space and access routes before delivery, particularly in basement changing rooms or areas with narrow corridors. At 27.5kg, two people are advisable for positioning. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This locker is well suited to staff changing areas in hospitality and food service operations, as well as leisure facilities, gyms, and any public-facing space where self-managed, coin-operated storage is preferable to supervised key systems. For sites needing higher locker counts or alternative compartment configurations, other bay sizes and arrangements are available across the range.

If you are specifying lockers across a larger fit-out or need to confirm colour options and bay quantities, the team is happy to help work through the requirements with you.

This is a three door manual combination locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in green. Each compartment is secured by a built-in combination lock, removing the need for padlocks or keys. The flat top design allows units to be stacked or lined up cleanly against a wall without creating ledges where dust and debris can collect.

The powder coating applied to the steel frame includes an antibacterial agent, which provides a degree of protection against common bacterial contamination including MRSA and E. coli. This makes the lockers a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards are a genuine concern rather than an afterthought — changing rooms attached to professional kitchens, food production facilities, leisure centres, and similar staff-facing areas.

At 23kg per unit, these lockers are solid without being unmanageable to position and install. The steel construction handles the kind of daily physical contact you would expect in a busy staffroom or changing area without warping or degrading over time.

• Antibacterial powder coat finish reduces bacterial transfer risk
• Combination locks eliminate lost-key issues in busy staff areas
• Flat top profile keeps installations tidy and easy to clean around
• Robust steel frame suited to high-traffic changing environments
• Green finish available for colour-coded locker bank layouts

These lockers are well suited to small to medium locker banks. For larger installations or higher-traffic sites requiring greater compartment counts, it is worth considering a wider or taller configuration. If you are planning a full locker bank and are unsure which configuration or quantity best fits your space, our team are happy to talk it through.

This is a four door combination locker from Elite Lockers, manufactured in powder coated steel and finished in red. Each compartment is secured with a manual combination lock mechanism, removing the need for keys and the day-to-day management that comes with them. The flat top design allows units to be stacked or placed side by side without wasted space.

In commercial catering and food service environments, staff changing and storage areas are subject to strict hygiene requirements. The anti-bacterial coating on these lockers provides a practical level of protection in areas where cross-contamination risk needs to be managed, including resistance to MRSA and E-coli. The reinforced doors and toughened steel construction are built to withstand the wear of regular daily use across busy back-of-house environments.

From an operational standpoint, these lockers offer a straightforward, low-maintenance storage solution:

• Combination lock mechanism removes the need to manage or replace keys
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food service settings
• Powder coated steel construction resists knocks and daily wear
• Red finish aids identification where colour-coded zoning is in use
• Flat top allows flexible configuration and space-efficient installation

At 1800mm tall, these are full-height units suitable for storing clothing, footwear, and personal belongings. The 300mm depth per column is relatively compact, which suits sites where changing area space is limited. Each of the four compartments is independently secured, making the unit appropriate for shared staff areas. The powder coated steel finish, while hardwearing, is not stainless steel, so these lockers are intended for staff areas rather than production or wash-down zones.

These lockers are well suited to catering operations, food production facilities, restaurants, and hospitality venues where staff need secure personal storage in a hygiene-conscious environment. For larger installations or sites requiring a greater number of compartments, wider multi-door configurations are available in the same range.

If you're fitting out a changing area and want to discuss layout, quantity, or colour options, we're happy to help you work through the details before you order.

This is a four-compartment personal storage locker manufactured by Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in blue with a sloping top profile. Each compartment is secured individually by a manual combination lock mechanism, removing the need for keys or padlocks and reducing the day-to-day administration that comes with managing key sets across a team.

The sloping top is a practical design consideration for busy environments — it discourages items being left on top of the locker bank and makes the unit easier to keep clean. The powder coated steel construction is robust enough to handle the wear typical of high-footfall staff areas, and the units carry an anti-bacterial coating that is resistant to MRSA and E. coli, which makes them a considered choice where hygiene standards need to extend beyond the kitchen itself into changing and welfare areas.

Features worth noting for day-to-day use:

• Manual combination locks on each door — no keys to manage or replace
• Anti-bacterial coating suitable for hygiene-critical welfare areas
• Sloping top deters storage on top of units and simplifies cleaning
• Reinforced doors and welded base construction for compartmental security
• Powder coated blue finish — durable and consistent across installations

At 1,950mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a relatively slim, full-height unit. That narrow footprint suits tight changing rooms or corridors where space is limited, but it does mean each compartment offers a smaller internal volume than a wider locker. It is worth considering whether the compartment size suits the storage needs of your staff — particularly where bulkier PPE or outdoor clothing needs to be stored.

This model is well suited to smaller teams, front-of-house staff, or as part of a larger bank of locker units in a dedicated changing facility. For larger sites with more storage volume requirements per person, wider or deeper alternatives may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff welfare area and want to talk through how these units configure into a larger installation, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

The Elite four door camlock locker is a full-height, four-compartment steel locker finished in graphite grey powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured by an individual camlock, making this a practical choice for facilities where staff or visitors need separate, lockable storage within a single unit. The powder coated finish is durable, easy to wipe down, and resistant to the spread of bacteria including MRSA and E. coli — an important consideration in any environment where hygiene standards are taken seriously.

These lockers are built for the demands of commercial and institutional settings. The reinforced door construction handles repeated daily use without the warping or misalignment that can affect lighter-duty alternatives over time. The powder coating holds up well in both dry and wet environments, making the units suitable for changing rooms adjacent to showers or pool areas as well as drier settings such as offices or school corridors.

Practically, the units arrive ready for straightforward installation. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel allow the locker to be secured flush against a wall, which removes any risk of movement under load and makes better use of floor space in tighter areas. Key operational advantages include:

• Antimicrobial powder coat finish supports hygiene compliance in regulated environments
• Reinforced doors maintain alignment through heavy daily use
• Wall-fixing capability keeps units stable without additional floor fixings
• Four individual camlocks allow separate access control per compartment
• Suitable for wet and dry environments without additional treatment

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height locker and will require adequate ceiling clearance. At 23kg, a single unit can be manoeuvred and positioned by two people without specialist equipment, though wall fixing should be carried out into suitable substrates with appropriate fixings for the load.

This model is well suited to catering operations, gyms, schools, leisure centres, and any facility requiring staff or visitor storage that meets basic hygiene standards. For larger sites needing bank installations or higher security locking options, it is worth discussing your layout requirements before ordering to ensure you specify the right configuration.

If you are fitting out a changing area or staff room and want to talk through how many units you need or how best to arrange them, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

This is a five-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish. Each compartment is secured by a padlock hasp rather than a built-in lock, which means padlocks are not supplied — this is intentional, as it allows operators to choose their own keying arrangement, issue padlocks to individual staff members, or adopt a master-key system to suit their own access control policy.

The unit is fitted with a sloping top as standard, which prevents items being stored on top of the locker and reduces dust accumulation — a useful detail in staff areas where housekeeping time is limited. A welded plinth runs between the door panels, reinforcing the overall structure and closing off the gap that can otherwise allow adjacent doors to be manipulated. In a busy back-of-house environment with frequent staff changeovers, that kind of inter-compartment security is worth having.

Key practical features of this locker include:

• Sloping top prevents clutter accumulation and discourages improper use of the roof
• Welded inter-door plinth strengthens structure and improves compartment security
• Padlock hasp fitting gives operators full control over their own locking system
• Powder-coated finish handles humidity and general wear typical of changing areas
• Five separate compartments provide individual, lockable storage for each staff member

At 300mm wide, the footprint is notably compact, which makes it a practical choice where changing room or corridor space is tight. At 26kg, the unit is manageable to position, but it should be fixed to a wall or floor once installed for long-term stability. The sloping top means stacking is not an option, so vertical clearance should be factored into your layout planning.

This locker is well suited to smaller hospitality operations — cafés, pubs, restaurants, and similar venues — where up to five staff members need individual secure storage. Sites with larger teams or higher turnover of staff will likely need a greater number of doors, and wider or multi-bay configurations may be more appropriate in those settings.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your team size, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

This six-door locker from Elite is a straightforward, well-built staff storage unit designed for high-traffic environments where durability and hygiene both matter. Constructed from powder-coated steel, it is finished in white with an antibacterial coating — a practical consideration in any workplace where multiple staff share facilities throughout the day. Each door is reinforced and fitted with a coin return mechanism, meaning users retrieve their coin on exit. The mechanism is compatible with both the old and current British £1 coin, so there are no operational headaches during changeovers.

The sloping top is a considered design detail rather than a cosmetic one. It prevents items being left on top of the unit — a common hygiene and housekeeping issue in busy changing areas — and is easy to wipe down as part of a routine clean. Pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear allow the unit to be secured directly to the wall, adding stability in environments where lockers are in constant use and unlikely to be supervised closely.

This locker is well suited to staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and facilities where you need reliable, low-maintenance personal storage across a larger team. Six compartments in a single unit keeps the footprint manageable while accommodating a reasonable number of users per shift.

• Antibacterial powder-coated steel finish supports hygiene in shared spaces
• Coin return locking reduces lost key and padlock management
• Sloping top discourages clutter and simplifies cleaning routines
• Wall-fixing holes included for added stability in busy locations
• Compatible with current and pre-2017 British £1 coins

If you are fitting out a larger changing area or need to accommodate more users, it is worth considering whether a higher-door-count configuration or a bank of units would better suit the shift pattern. We are happy to talk through the layout before you commit to an order.

This is a freestanding eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder-coated steel and finished in green. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by its own manual combination lock, removing the need for keys, padlocks, or key management systems entirely. The flat top design avoids the dust accumulation that is common with sloped or recessed alternatives, keeping routine cleaning straightforward.

In practice, this kind of unit performs well in environments with moderate daily throughput — a small team sharing a changing room, a back-of-house staff area, or a school changing facility. The powder-coated steel construction handles the kind of repeated opening, closing, and general contact you would expect in a busy changing room without showing significant wear. An antibacterial coating, active against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, makes the unit a practical choice wherever hygiene is a compliance consideration rather than simply a preference.

Key operational advantages include:

• Combination locks remove key management and reduce facilities staff burden
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in catering, healthcare, and leisure settings
• Flat top minimises dust build-up and simplifies daily cleaning routines
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow secure wall mounting to prevent movement in use
• Green finish supports colour-coded zoning by department, team, or role

The unit is compact at 300mm deep, which helps where floor space is constrained. At 1800mm tall, it does require adequate ceiling clearance and a clear vertical wall run for fixing. The 28kg assembled weight means positioning should be planned before installation rather than after. The unit arrives ready for wall fixing and does not require specialist installation, though securing to solid masonry or a suitable stud wall is advisable given the height.

This locker suits catering and hospitality back-of-house areas, schools, universities, leisure centres, and training facilities — anywhere a compact, self-contained storage solution is needed for a small group of users. For larger changing areas or higher-volume sites, multi-bay configurations or higher-capacity units are worth considering.

If you are planning a changing room or staff storage area and want guidance on layout or quantities, the team is glad to help you work through the options.

This double door locker from Elite is a freestanding steel storage unit secured by an electronic combination lock mechanism. Each unit features two independently locked compartments within a single upright frame, finished in grey powder coated steel with a sloped top panel that prevents items being left or accumulated on top. It is designed for staff and visitor use in environments where reliable, keyless access control is a practical requirement.

The powder coated steel construction is treated with an anti-bacterial finish, which makes this locker a sensible choice for environments where hygiene standards matter — changing rooms, sports and leisure facilities, food production sites, and similar. The reinforced doors resist everyday knocks and the kind of heavy-handed use common in high-footfall settings. The sloping top is a considered design detail: it discourages storage on top of the unit and helps maintain a tidier environment over time.

From an installation standpoint, the unit arrives largely pre-assembled and includes pre-drilled fixing points at the rear, allowing it to be anchored to a wall for added stability where floor conditions or traffic levels make that advisable. No electrical connection is required — the electronic lock is self-contained. Key practical points to note:

• Electronic combination lock — no keys to manage or replace
• Anti-bacterial powder coated steel finish throughout
• Sloping top panel discourages unsanctioned storage
• Pre-drilled rear fixings for wall-mounting stability
• Suitable for back-of-house, leisure, and educational environments

This locker is well suited to catering operations, leisure facilities, schools, and any site where staff require secure personal storage without the overhead of key management. For larger deployments or sites with specific colour or configuration requirements, Elite offer a broader range of locker formats — it is worth discussing your layout and volume needs before ordering multiple units.

If you are specifying lockers for a larger fit-out or have questions about configuration, our team is happy to help you work through the options before you commit.

The Elite five-door camlock locker is a powder-coated steel staff locker designed for changing rooms and back-of-house areas in commercial hospitality and catering environments. Each unit houses five individual compartments, each secured with a camlock mechanism, making it practical for shared staff facilities where individual lockable storage is needed without the complexity of padlock management.

In busy hospitality settings, staff lockers take a reasonable amount of daily wear — doors opened and closed repeatedly across multiple shifts, cleaning routines that may involve wet environments, and the general demands of a high-footfall changing area. The reinforced doors and powder-coated steel construction are well suited to that kind of sustained use. The antibacterial coating on the door surfaces is effective against common pathogens including E. coli and MRSA, which is a practical consideration for any food-related or healthcare-adjacent environment where hygiene compliance matters.

A few features worth noting for facilities planning:

• Sloping top prevents dust and debris accumulating on the unit, reducing cleaning time
• Antibacterial door coating supports hygiene requirements in food and hospitality settings
• Camlock fixings on each door provide individual security without padlocks
• Powder-coated steel construction handles regular use and routine cleaning
• White finish suits standard changing room and staff welfare area layouts

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this unit has a slim footprint, which is useful when fitting multiple locker banks into a compact changing room. It is worth planning the room layout carefully before ordering — particularly if you are fitting lockers along a single wall and need to account for door swing clearance and bench positioning.

This model is well suited to small to medium hospitality businesses, cafés, contract catering sites, and similar settings where staff numbers are modest. For larger teams or where more compartments per bay would be more practical, broader locker configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room from scratch or adding to an existing setup and want to talk through numbers and layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This is a five door upright locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder coated steel. Each of the five compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need to issue and manage keys — a practical consideration in staff areas where turnover is high or shift patterns are varied. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which helps maintain tidier changing rooms and reduces clutter in confined spaces.

The powder coated steel construction is robust enough for daily use in commercial environments. The antibacterial coating is certified effective against MRSA and E. coli, which is a relevant consideration for food service operations where hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen floor into staff welfare areas. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be secured flush to a wall, preventing movement when knocked and allowing lockers to sit neatly side by side without unnecessary gaps.

Practically, this locker suits operations that need a compact, multi-user storage solution without the ongoing cost and administration of padlocks or key systems. It is well suited to:

• Staff changing rooms in catering and hospitality venues
• Back-of-house welfare areas where hygiene compliance matters
• Sites needing keyless access management across multiple users
• Installations where wall-fixing is required for stability and layout efficiency

At 300mm wide, this is a slimmer unit than standard full-width lockers, so it is worth confirming it meets your storage requirements before ordering — particularly if staff need to hang full-length clothing. For higher-capacity or wider-compartment requirements, alternative configurations are available in the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room or welfare area and want to discuss layout, locker count, or whether this configuration suits your team size, we are happy to help you plan it through before you commit.

The Elite eight-door padlock locker is a free-standing, multi-compartment storage unit intended for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar staff facilities in commercial and hospitality environments. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a padlock-ready hasp, meaning staff supply their own padlock and retain responsibility for their own belongings — a practical arrangement for sites that prefer not to manage key or combination systems centrally. The sloping top prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidier environment and discourages unauthorised use of the surface.

Constructed from powder-coated steel, the unit is built to handle the day-to-day demands of a busy staff area. The doors are reinforced to resist the kind of repeated, heavy-handed use that locker banks in high-turnover environments typically see. Pre-drilled fixing points allow the locker to be secured to a wall or floor, which is advisable in most commercial settings both for stability and health and safety compliance. The anti-bacterial coating is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, which is a useful property in any environment where hygiene standards are a consideration — particularly relevant in food-service and healthcare-adjacent settings.

In practical terms, this locker suits sites that need to provide secure personal storage for a modest number of staff without the management overhead of a master-key or coded-lock system. It is a straightforward, low-maintenance option:

• No lock management required — staff use their own padlocks
• Sloping top prevents surface clutter and unauthorised storage
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food-service environments
• Pre-drilled fixing points allow secure, fixed installation
• Powder-coated finish resists knocks and is easy to wipe down

At 1950mm tall with a narrow 300mm-square footprint per column, this unit fits into relatively confined back-of-house spaces, though at 29kg it will require two people to position and fix safely. Installation is straightforward provided fixing points are accessible, but it is worth confirming wall substrate suitability before ordering wall fixings separately.

This locker is well suited to smaller hospitality teams, café and restaurant back-of-house areas, and similar settings where eight compartments covers the requirement. For larger teams or sites needing more compartments, wider bank configurations are available in the range. If you are unsure whether eight doors is the right number for your site, or have questions about fitting multiple units in a confined space, feel free to get in touch and we can talk through the options.

This is a five-compartment locker from Elite Lockers, built from powder coated steel in a green finish. Each of the five doors operates independently with its own combination lock mechanism, so there are no keys to issue, track, or replace — a practical advantage in any facility where staff turnover is regular or administration is stretched.

The powder coated steel construction is well suited to environments with moderate to heavy daily footfall. The finish carries an antibacterial coating tested against common pathogens including MRSA and E.coli, which makes it a sound choice for settings where hygiene standards are a genuine operational requirement — changing rooms adjacent to commercial kitchens, leisure centres, medical facilities, and schools are all typical applications.

• Keyless combination locks eliminate key management costs and administration
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food, health, and leisure environments
• Welded inter-door plinth strengthens compartment partitions and limits item transfer between adjacent users
• Pre-drilled fixing points allow units to be stacked where vertical space is available
• Flat top profile allows side-by-side positioning without wasted floor area

At 300mm deep, this is a compact unit. It is well suited to areas where floor space is limited, but it will not comfortably accommodate bulky outdoor clothing or large bags. Where storage volume per user is a priority, a deeper locker bank would be more appropriate. Stacked configurations are possible but will require consideration of floor loading and secure wall or floor fixing.

This unit suits facilities where a moderate number of users need secure personal storage and hygiene compliance is a factor. For higher-volume sites or where larger per-user storage is required, wider or deeper alternatives within the range may be worth considering.

If you're planning a locker installation and want to talk through quantities, layout, or suitability for a specific environment, we're happy to have that conversation before you place an order.

This eight-door padlock locker from Elite Lockers is a freestanding, multi-compartment storage unit manufactured from powder-coated steel in grey. Each of the eight compartments is secured independently using the occupant's own padlock, which suits shared staff areas where issuing keys or managing combinations isn't practical. The sloping top is a straightforward detail that discourages items being left on top of the unit, helping to maintain a tidier changing area without any additional effort from management.

Construction includes a welded plinth running between the door columns. This serves two purposes: it strengthens the overall frame and reduces the gap between adjacent door edges, which improves inter-compartment security in busier environments where staff expect their belongings to be properly protected.

From an operational standpoint, this configuration offers a reasonable number of individual storage spaces within a very compact footprint — the 300mm depth means it will sit comfortably in corridors, changing rooms, or welfare areas where space is tight. Key practical advantages include:

• Eight individual lockable compartments from a single freestanding unit
• Sloping top prevents clutter and unauthorised storage above the lockers
• Padlock operation means no key management overhead for supervisors
• Welded plinth adds frame rigidity and tightens inter-compartment security
• Powder-coated steel construction stands up to everyday staff use

At 27kg the unit is manageable to position and stable once placed. Wall fixings are not required as standard, though anchoring is worth considering in high-footfall areas. The narrow depth is a genuine advantage where floor space is limited, but it does mean the compartments themselves are relatively shallow, which is worth bearing in mind for staff who need to store bulkier items such as full chef's whites or larger bags.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need to provide individual staff storage within a modest footprint. Teams with larger numbers or staff requiring deeper storage space may find a wider or taller configuration more appropriate for their needs.

If you'd like to talk through whether this unit suits your site layout and team size, our team is glad to help you work it out before you order.

This is a full-height, single-door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in a durable grey epoxy polyester powder-coated paint. It is designed to provide secure personal storage for staff in commercial and institutional environments, including catering operations, hospitality venues, and food production sites where a dedicated changing or storage area is required. Security is provided by a padlock facility rather than an integrated lock, meaning operators can specify their own padlock to suit site security policies.

The construction is robust steel throughout, with a reinforced door and a welded plinth between compartments where units are installed side by side. That welded plinth detail is worth noting — it closes off the gap between adjacent lockers, which meaningfully reduces the risk of items being passed between compartments or accessed from a neighbouring locker. The flat top profile keeps the unit straightforward to install against walls or in rows without the need to accommodate a sloped or raised canopy.

From an operational standpoint, lockers of this type are commonly used where staff need a reliable place to store personal belongings, clothing, and footwear separately from food preparation and service areas — an important hygiene and compliance consideration in catering environments. Practical points to bear in mind include:

• Powder-coated finish resists knocks, moisture, and everyday cleaning products
• Padlock fitting allows operators to standardise on their preferred lock type
• Flat top suits installations where space above the unit will be used for storage
• Welded plinth improves inter-compartment security in banked installations
• Reinforced door construction supports long-term, heavy-use durability

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height locker suitable for hanging full-length garments, which makes it practical for kitchen and front-of-house staff. The 300mm width is standard for single-door configurations. It is worth confirming your available floor space and doorway access before ordering, as assembled lockers at this height and weight require careful positioning. For sites needing a higher number of individual storage points within a smaller footprint, half-height or multi-tier configurations may be worth considering instead.

If you are specifying lockers for a new site or refurbishing an existing facility and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your team size, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

This is a five-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish. Each of the five doors provides an individual lockable compartment for a staff member's personal belongings — clothing, footwear, bags, and valuables. Access is managed by the user's own padlock rather than a built-in lock mechanism, which keeps ongoing maintenance minimal and puts key control directly in the hands of each individual. Padlocks are not supplied with the unit.

The construction makes it a practical choice for back-of-house environments. The powder-coated finish holds up well against the humidity, cleaning chemicals, and everyday physical knocks that are common in catering and hospitality changing areas. A welded plinth between the doors reinforces the separation between compartments, which is a worthwhile detail in shared staff areas where individual security between colleagues matters.

From an operational standpoint, the red finish lends itself to colour-coded locker allocation — useful where you're managing multiple departments or shift teams across a larger facility. Key practical points to consider:

• Padlock fitting means users supply and manage their own padlocks
• Welded plinth reinforces compartment separation and reduces cross-access risk
• Powder-coated finish resists humidity and general wear in back-of-house conditions
• Red colouring supports department or shift-based colour-coding
• Flat top configuration — consider a sloped top option if anti-storage on top is a requirement

The slim footprint suits tighter changing rooms or corridor installations, and at 26kg the unit can generally be positioned by two people without specialist equipment. Fixing to a wall or floor is advisable once in place for long-term stability. If you're fitting out a larger team area, single-door and alternative door-count configurations are available within the range.

This unit is well suited to catering operations, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need straightforward, reliable staff storage without complexity. If you're planning a full changing room fit-out or want to talk through quantities and layout, we're happy to help you work it out before you place an order.

This is a compact four-compartment steel locker designed specifically for the secure storage of personal effects — items such as mobile phones, wallets, keys, watches, and jewellery. Each of the four doors is fitted with an individual camlock, giving each user their own secured compartment within a single unit. It is available in a blue powder-coat finish, which is useful for colour-coding in multi-unit installations or where different locker types need to be visually distinguished at a glance.

In commercial catering and hospitality environments, this type of unit is typically positioned in staff changing areas, staff corridors, or ante-rooms adjacent to the kitchen. The slim profile makes it well suited to installations where space is limited and a full-depth clothing locker bank would be impractical. The steel construction handles the daily wear patterns of busy shift environments reliably, and the four-door layout allows a small team to share a single unit without compromising individual security.

• Individual camlock per door for per-user security across a shared unit
• Slim footprint suits narrow changing rooms and corridor installations
• Blue powder-coat finish supports visual identification in multi-unit fit-outs
• Steel construction provides durability in busy shift environments
• Wall-mounted off-floor design keeps the unit clear of floor cleaning routines

One important installation point: this locker is designed for wall-mounted, off-floor installation on a suitable load-bearing raised platform or bracket system. It is not intended to stand freestanding. Before installation, the load-bearing capacity and fixing suitability of the mounting surface should be assessed. The slim depth also means this unit is not suited to storing bags, footwear, or clothing — it is a personal effects unit only, and clothing storage should be provided separately.

This locker is well suited to smaller catering teams, front-of-house staff areas, or any site that needs a compact, secure valuables solution alongside a separate clothing locker provision. Sites with larger teams, or those requiring clothing storage in the same unit, should consider a wider or deeper locker range to match those requirements.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and would like to talk through the right combination of locker types for your team size and space, we are happy to help before you place an order.

This is a single-door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in blue powder-coated steel and fitted with an electronic combination locking mechanism in place of a traditional key or padlock. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in higher-traffic areas where clutter and hygiene are a concern.

The locker is built from powder-coated steel throughout, with reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments to give the structure rigidity over time. Pre-drilled fixing points at the rear allow the unit to be mounted flush against a wall, which helps with stability in installations where the lockers will be used regularly and with some force. An anti-bacterial surface treatment is applied, which is a useful consideration for environments where hygiene standards need to be maintained.

Key practical features include:

• Electronic combination lock — no keys to manage or replace
• Sloping top to prevent storage on top of the unit
• Reinforced door construction for day-to-day durability
• Wall-fixing capability via pre-drilled rear holes
• Anti-bacterial surface treatment for hygiene compliance

Ventilation panels are included on each side, which helps prevent condensation and keeps the interior aired — relevant where clothing or damp items are stored. At 1,950mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a full-height, narrow-profile unit, so it is worth considering row configurations carefully against your available wall space before ordering.

This locker is well suited to staffrooms, hotel back-of-house areas, leisure facilities, training centres, and similar environments where secure personal storage is needed without the ongoing cost and administration of key management. For larger sites requiring bank installations or alternative colour configurations, it is worth discussing your layout requirements with us before placing an order — the specification and quantity can make a meaningful difference to the outcome.

The Elite six-door locker is a wall-mountable, multi-compartment storage unit designed for staff changing areas in commercial and hospitality environments. Each of the six individual compartments is secured by its own camlock, providing straightforward, reliable personal storage for team members across a shift. The graphite grey powder coated steel finish gives it a practical, neutral appearance that sits well in most back-of-house settings.

In catering and hospitality operations, changing areas and staff rooms take considerable daily use. The powder coated steel construction holds up well under that kind of wear, and the antibacterial properties of the coating support the hygiene standards expected in food-service environments. The reinforced doors and solid steel framework mean the unit stays presentable and functional over time, rather than degrading quickly under heavy use.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Six independent camlocks allow each staff member to secure their own compartment without shared access
• Antibacterial powder coating supports hygiene compliance in food-service staff areas
• Pre-drilled rear fixings allow wall-mounting or nesting units together to make efficient use of space
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or positioned cleanly against a wall
• Powder coated steel construction resists the knocks and moisture typical of busy changing rooms

Installation is straightforward. The pre-drilled holes in the rear of the unit allow it to be fixed directly to a wall, which is worth doing in busy environments to prevent the unit shifting with regular use. Units can also be nested side by side where space is limited. At 25kg the locker is manageable for a two-person installation. No electrical or water connections are required.

This unit is well suited to small and medium catering operations — restaurants, cafés, contract catering sites, and similar — where a compact, multi-user storage solution is needed without dedicating significant floor space. For larger teams or sites requiring more compartments per unit, higher-capacity locker configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to confirm the right configuration for your team size and space, we are happy to help you work through the options before you order.

This is a six-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a sloping top to discourage items being left on top of the unit. Each door is secured by a camlock, and a welded plinth runs between the doors to strengthen the structure and improve security between individual compartments — a practical detail that matters in busy changing areas where multiple staff are using adjacent lockers simultaneously.

The locker is constructed with a tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish, which gives it reasonable resistance to the knocks and humidity typical of staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities. The powder coat finish is more durable than standard paint and holds up reasonably well over time in environments with fluctuating temperature or moisture, though it is not designed for wet room installation.

In practical terms, this unit suits sites that need to allocate individual secure storage to a number of staff without taking up significant floor space. Six compartments in a single slim-profile column keeps the footprint modest while providing dedicated lockable storage for each user. The sloping top is a useful detail for operators who want to keep the area tidy and discourage unofficial storage on top of the unit.

• Six individually lockable compartments in a single column
• Camlock fittings on each door for straightforward key management
• Welded plinth between doors improves inter-compartment security
• Sloping top discourages items being stored on the unit
• Powder coated finish suited to back-of-house welfare environments

This model is well suited to smaller or medium-sized catering operations — restaurants, hotel kitchens, care homes, schools, and similar sites — where staff numbers require organised individual storage but floor space is limited. For larger sites with significant staff headcounts, higher-capacity multi-column configurations may be worth considering.

If you are specifying lockers for a new or refurbished welfare area and want guidance on configuration or quantities, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This six door electronic combination locker from Elite Lockers is a powder coated steel unit designed for staff changing and storage areas in commercial premises, including catering and hospitality environments. Each of the six compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and reducing the day-to-day management overhead that comes with traditional keyed lockers.

The sloping top panel discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in any site where hygiene standards or general tidiness are important. The reinforced door construction and welded plinth between compartments improve inter-compartment security, making it harder for adjacent doors to be forced or manipulated — a worthwhile feature in higher-footfall staff areas.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled nesting holes, allowing it to be fixed flush against a wall and lined up neatly in rows if multiple banks are required. This helps make efficient use of available floor space without the unit shifting over time. At 33kg, it is manageable for a two-person installation and does not require specialist fixing beyond standard wall anchoring appropriate to the surface type.

• Electronic combination locks across all six compartments — no keys to manage or replace
• Reinforced doors with welded plinths between compartments for improved inter-compartment security
• Sloping top to prevent storage accumulation and maintain tidy, hygienic staff areas
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall-fixing and flush row alignment
• Powder coated steel construction in green, suited to a range of staff facility environments

This unit is well suited to smaller catering operations, hospitality venues, and food production sites where a compact six-compartment solution meets the staffing requirement. For larger teams or sites needing more compartments per unit, higher-capacity locker configurations are available in the range.

If you are unsure whether a six door unit is the right fit for your site — or you are planning a larger installation across multiple banks — we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

This three-door locker from Elite Lockers is a powder-coated steel unit designed for changing room and staff welfare environments where a combination of security, durability, and hygiene matters. Each door is independently secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need to manage physical keys — a practical advantage in any facility where large numbers of staff or members rotate through a changing area. The sloping top is a considered design detail that prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which aids both tidiness and general safety in busy areas.

The welded plinth fitted between the door openings strengthens the structure and improves inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of one compartment being leveraged to compromise an adjacent one. The reinforced door construction adds to this, making the unit a sensible choice where the lockers are in regular, high-turnover use. The powder-coated steel frame is robust enough to withstand the kind of daily contact that comes with busy changing rooms, and the anti-bacterial coating provides an additional layer of hygiene protection — a meaningful consideration in shared welfare facilities.

• Electronic combination lock removes key management from day-to-day operations
• Sloping top discourages storage on top of units, keeping areas clear
• Welded plinth between compartments adds structural rigidity and inter-door security
• Anti-bacterial coating effective against common pathogens in shared environments
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and straightforward to wipe down

Installation is straightforward — the unit is freestanding and does not require a power supply, as the electronic locks are battery-operated. At 38.5kg, two people are advisable for positioning and installation. The sloping top design means units cannot be stacked, so ceiling height and available floor space should be assessed before ordering if fitting multiple units side by side.

This locker is well suited to leisure centres, gyms, schools, and commercial hospitality or catering back-of-house areas where staff changing facilities need to be secure, hygienic, and low-maintenance. Facilities with very high staff numbers requiring a greater number of individual compartments per unit may find a higher-bay configuration more space-efficient — it is worth considering your total compartment requirement before committing to a layout. If you would like to talk through quantities, configuration, or how these units fit within a wider changing room layout, the team is happy to help.

This six-door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, practical storage solution designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar commercial environments. Each of the six compartments is fitted with a camlock, providing individual security without the need for padlocks. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which helps keep areas tidy and reduces the accumulation of dust and clutter — a small detail that matters in environments where cleanliness standards are taken seriously.

The welded plinth between compartments reinforces the separation between lockers, which improves inter-compartment security and adds to the overall rigidity of the unit. The tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish is durable enough to withstand the knocks and daily wear that come with heavy staff use, and the blue finish makes it practical for colour-coded allocation by team or department — a useful feature in larger operations with multiple staff groups sharing a changing area.

Practical advantages for day-to-day use include:

• Individual camlock on each door for secure, padlock-free operation
• Sloping top prevents storage on top of the unit, keeping areas clear
• Welded plinth improves structural integrity and inter-compartment security
• Powder coated finish resists chipping and surface damage under regular use
• Blue finish supports colour-coded locker allocation across teams

At 1950mm tall, this is a full-height unit that makes efficient use of wall space. It is worth confirming ceiling heights and doorway access routes before delivery, particularly in older premises where corridor widths can be restrictive. The unit weighs 26kg, so two people should be on hand for positioning.

This locker suits hospitality, healthcare, and food production sites needing reliable individual staff storage. For larger teams or sites requiring wider compartments, alternative configurations are available across the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to discuss locker quantities, layout, or colour options, the team is happy to help you work through the requirements before you order.