Eight Door Lockers

This is a freestanding eight-compartment locker unit from Elite, finished in black powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism on each door. The coin return system accepts both old and new British £1 coins, making it a practical choice for facilities where users need temporary secure storage without staff needing to manage keys or tokens. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit and makes the surface easier to wipe down.

Construction is powder coated steel throughout, with a welded plinth between compartments contributing to the overall rigidity of the unit. The doors are reinforced, and the frame is built to withstand the kind of repeated daily use typical of busy changing rooms, leisure centres, and staff areas. An anti-bacterial treatment is applied during manufacture, which is rated to resist MRSA and E.coli — a meaningful consideration in high-footfall environments where hygiene standards are expected to be demonstrably maintained.

From a practical standpoint, the coin return format keeps the unit self-managing: users retrieve their coin on vacating the locker, so there is no ongoing float management or key administration required. Useful operational characteristics include:

• Coin return mechanism accepts old and new British £1 coins
• Anti-bacterial surface treatment rated against MRSA and E.coli
• Sloping top prevents surface accumulation and simplifies cleaning
• Reinforced doors with welded plinth construction for long-term durability
• Powder coated steel finish in black, resistant to everyday knocks and moisture

At 1950mm tall and 300mm wide per bank, this unit has a relatively compact footprint and is well suited to spaces where floor area is limited. Each compartment offers 300mm of depth — adequate for personal items, bags, and clothing but not intended for bulky equipment storage. The unit weighs 31.5kg, so positioning should be planned before installation; fixings to a wall or floor are advisable in higher-traffic areas to prevent tipping risk.

This locker is a sensible fit for leisure centres, sports facilities, workplace changing areas, schools, and similar environments where a self-service, coin-operated system is preferred. For sites requiring fewer or more compartments, or different locking configurations, there are alternative formats available. If you are unsure which configuration best suits your layout or expected footfall, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This eight-door coin return locker from Elite Lockers is a free-standing, multi-compartment storage unit designed for high-footfall environments where secure, self-managed access is needed. Each compartment is secured by a coin return mechanism that accepts both old and new British £1 coins, meaning users retrieve their coin on returning the key — an arrangement that reduces the need for staff supervision and keeps day-to-day operation straightforward.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel with reinforced doors and a welded plinth between compartments. In busy changing rooms, leisure centres, schools, and workplace environments, that level of construction holds up well under repeated daily use. The powder coated finish in black is practical for environments where scuffs and marks would show on lighter surfaces, and the flat top design allows units to be stacked or arranged cleanly within a space.

A few points worth noting for operators considering these lockers:

• Anti-bacterial treatment active against MRSA and E. coli — relevant for changing room and high-contact environments
• Coin return mechanism accepts old and new British £1 coins with no ongoing consumable cost
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth construction for durability under sustained daily use
• Powder coated steel finish resists marking and is straightforward to wipe down
• Flat top allows for stacked or side-by-side configuration to maximise floor space

At 300mm deep per compartment, these lockers are suited to storing personal items such as bags, clothing, and valuables rather than larger equipment. They are a practical choice for leisure facilities, schools, gyms, and workplace welfare areas. Sites requiring more storage depth per compartment, or a higher door count in a single run, may find a larger configuration more appropriate for their needs.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your site, the team is happy to assist before you place an order.

This is an eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in black powder coated steel with a sloping top panel. Each compartment is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which helps keep changing areas tidy and reduces the accumulation of dust and debris over time.

In busy staff areas — whether in a commercial kitchen, hospitality venue, retail environment, or food production site — locker banks take a fair amount of daily use. The powder coated steel construction handles that well, and the antibacterial coating provides additional hygiene assurance in environments where food safety standards extend beyond the kitchen floor itself. The pre-drilled fixing points allow the unit to be secured flush to a wall or nested with adjacent units, reducing movement and making the installation more stable.

From a practical standpoint, the combination lock format tends to work well in settings with shift-based teams or high staff turnover, where managing physical keys becomes an administrative burden. There are no keys to cut, replace, or track.

• Combination locks remove the need for key management across shift teams
• Sloping top keeps the unit tidy and reduces dust build-up
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene standards in food-related premises
• Wall-fixing and nesting options improve stability and space efficiency
• Powder coated finish offers durability in high-traffic changing areas

At 28.5kg the unit is manageable for two people during installation, though fixing to a solid wall is advisable. It is worth confirming floor loading and wall construction before specifying multiple units side by side.

This unit suits smaller teams or areas where a compact, tidy locker bank is needed. For larger staffing complements, higher-door-count configurations are available in the same range. If you are fitting out a full changing facility or need to specify several units, it is worth having a conversation with us first to make sure the configuration works for your space.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite is a free-standing, powder-coated steel locker bank designed for shared staff or visitor environments where personal storage needs to be secure, hygienic, and low maintenance. Each of the eight compartments is secured by padlock — meaning no lock cylinders to replace or manage, which reduces ongoing maintenance costs. The welded steel frame and reinforced doors give the unit good resistance to the knocks and impacts typical of busy changing areas, corridors, and back-of-house spaces.

The sloping top is a practical detail worth noting. It prevents items being left or stacked on top of the unit, and reduces the accumulation of dust and debris — both relevant considerations in environments where hygiene standards are taken seriously. The antibacterial coating provides additional reassurance in settings where cross-contamination risk needs to be managed, as it has been tested effective against MRSA and E. coli.

From a practical standpoint, this unit is well suited to:

• Staff changing rooms and back-of-house areas in hospitality and catering environments
• Gyms, leisure centres, and sports facilities
• Schools and education settings
• Healthcare and clinical support areas

At 1800mm tall, the unit requires a reasonable ceiling clearance and a stable, level floor. At just over 31kg, it can typically be positioned by two people without specialist equipment, though you should account for access routes when planning delivery and installation. No fixings to a wall are required for standard use, though anchoring is advisable in higher-traffic areas.

If your site requires a higher number of compartments, or a different colour or configuration, it is worth discussing your requirements before ordering — there are alternative configurations available within the range. If you are unsure which setup best fits your space or staff numbers, the team is happy to help you work through it.

This is a freestanding eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in white. Each of the eight individual bays is secured by a padlock hasp — padlocks are not supplied as standard, which allows operators to choose their preferred lock type or implement a keyed-alike system across a site. The flat-top profile makes the unit straightforward to arrange in rows or stack ancillary storage on top where space is at a premium.

In busy commercial environments — staffrooms, leisure centres, sports facilities, and back-of-house areas — locker units take considerable daily punishment. The welded steel frame and reinforced doors on this unit are built to withstand the repeated use that comes with shift changeovers and high staff turnover sites. The antibacterial coating is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a practical choice anywhere hygiene standards need to be demonstrable, such as food production facilities or healthcare-adjacent environments.

From a practical standpoint, the unit benefits from:

• Pre-drilled nesting holes for flush wall fixing and to prevent movement over time
• Antibacterial powder coat finish supporting food-safe and healthcare hygiene requirements
• Reinforced door construction to resist daily impact in high-footfall areas
• Flat-top design allowing units to be arranged side by side without wasted space
• White finish that is easy to keep visually clean and suits most commercial interiors

At 1800mm tall, the unit will sit at full standing height and requires clear overhead access during installation. It weighs 31.5kg unloaded, so positioning is straightforward with two people but worth planning in advance if access corridors are narrow. The pre-drilled fixing points make wall anchoring simple and are advisable in higher-footfall settings to prevent tipping.

This locker is well suited to sites needing personal storage for moderate numbers of staff or members — sports clubs, leisure facilities, school changing areas, and food service back-of-house. If you need more compartments per bay or higher-security locking mechanisms, there are alternative configurations in the range worth considering.

If you are unsure whether eight doors is the right capacity for your site, or need guidance on layout and fixing, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This is an eight-door electronic combination locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in white powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured by an electronic lock — no keys to manage or replace — making it a practical choice for environments where staff turnover is high or shared access needs to be straightforward to administer.

The welded steel frame and reinforced door construction give this unit genuine durability for day-to-day commercial use. The antibacterial coating, effective against MRSA and E. coli, makes it a sensible option in catering and food service environments where hygiene standards in staff areas are taken seriously. The flat top design keeps the unit profile clean and avoids the dust-trapping recesses common on older locker designs.

From an operational standpoint, this unit offers several practical advantages:

• Electronic locks remove the cost and inconvenience of key management
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in staff welfare areas
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow wall fixing for added stability
• Powder coated steel finish is hard-wearing and straightforward to wipe down
• Flat top profile suits installations where space above the unit is used for storage or signage

Installation is straightforward. The unit can be freestanding or wall-fixed using the pre-drilled nesting holes. At 1800mm tall, it is full height and will suit most standard staff room or changing area layouts. No electrical connection to the building is required for the electronic lock mechanism, which operates on batteries. Weight of 32.5kg means two-person installation is advisable. It is worth confirming floor loading suitability in older buildings before positioning a bank of units.

This locker unit is well suited to catering businesses, food production sites, leisure facilities and schools where a clean, hygienic, key-free storage solution is needed for staff. For sites requiring a larger number of doors in a single unit, or where additional compartment depth is needed, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a staff welfare area and want to talk through locker quantities, layout or fixings, our team is happy to help you plan it properly before you order.

This eight-door locker from Elite is a powder-coated steel unit designed for staffrooms, changing areas, and back-of-house environments where secure, individual storage is needed across a team. Each compartment fastens independently with a camlock, providing straightforward key-operated security without the complexity of combination or digital systems. The sloping top panel is a practical detail that prevents items being left on top of the unit and stops dust and debris accumulating — a consideration that matters more than it might first appear in busy back-of-house areas.

The welded steel frame and reinforced doors are built to take the kind of daily contact — bags thrown in, doors pushed shut — that staff lockers typically receive in commercial environments. The powder-coated steel finish carries an antibacterial coating that has been tested against MRSA and E-coli, which makes this model a practical choice for sites with hygiene obligations, such as food production facilities, catering operations, healthcare settings, or anywhere subject to routine cleaning audits.

From a practical installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled nesting holes to allow wall fixing, which both secures the locker and prevents movement in tighter spaces. Key considerations before ordering include confirming you have suitable wall fixing points and enough clear floor space for doors to open fully on all eight compartments. The white powder-coat finish suits most environments and is straightforward to wipe down.

• Antibacterial coating for environments with hygiene requirements
• Sloping top reduces surface accumulation and simplifies cleaning
• Camlock system provides simple, reliable individual security
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled nesting holes for a stable installation
• Welded steel frame suits heavy day-to-day staff use

This eight-door configuration suits medium-sized teams where multiple staff need simultaneous access. For smaller teams or tighter spaces, fewer-door variants may be more appropriate; for larger operations, multi-unit configurations or higher-capacity models are worth considering. If you are unsure which configuration suits your site, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This eight door locker unit from Elite provides individual, lockable personal storage across eight separate compartments, each secured by a coin return mechanism compatible with both old and new £1 coins. The unit is finished in white powder coated steel and built on a welded steel frame and base, giving it a robust construction suited to the repeated daily use expected in busy staff areas, leisure facilities, hospitality venues, and similar environments.

The coin return system is a practical choice wherever staff or visitors need temporary secure storage without ongoing key management. It removes the need to issue and track keys, and avoids the cost and hassle of lost key replacements. In environments with high footfall or shift-based working patterns, this operational simplicity is often more valuable than it might first appear.

• Coin return mechanism accepts both old and new £1 coins — no user confusion during changeover
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene requirements in higher-risk or food-adjacent environments
• Sloping top design prevents items being left on top and simplifies cleaning
• Welded steel frame and base provides a stable, durable structure under daily use
• Wall-fixable for added security and to meet health and safety requirements in some settings

At 1800mm tall, the unit occupies a relatively narrow floor footprint given its eight door configuration, making it a workable option where corridor or changing room space is limited. The powder coated steel finish is straightforward to wipe down and maintain. As a free-standing unit that can also be wall-fixed, installation is generally straightforward, though the 33.5kg unboxed weight means two people should be on hand for positioning.

This unit is well suited to catering operations, hospitality venues, leisure centres, and similar sites where staff require individual secure storage. For larger operations needing more doors per run, or sites requiring different door counts or configurations, it is worth discussing requirements before ordering to make sure the layout works for the available space.

If you are unsure whether this configuration suits your site, the team is happy to talk through your storage requirements before you commit.

This is an eight-door combination locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in white powder-coated steel and fitted with a sloping top to prevent items accumulating on top of the unit. Each of the eight compartments is secured with a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The unit carries an antibacterial coating tested against MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards need to be maintained.

Built on a welded steel frame with reinforced doors, the locker is designed to hold up under the kind of daily use common in busy changing areas, staff rooms and communal spaces. The powder-coated finish resists chipping and surface damage from repeated contact over time. The sloping top is a practical detail that discourages storage of personal items on top of the unit and reduces the accumulation of dust and debris.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled nesting holes, allowing it to be fixed directly to a wall. This is worth considering during planning — wall-fixing keeps the unit stable in high-footfall areas and removes any risk of it being moved or tipped. The unit's footprint is compact, which suits tighter changing room and corridor layouts, though the full height means clearance above should be checked before positioning.

• No keys or padlocks required — combination locks reduce administrative overhead
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in staff and public-facing areas
• Sloping top discourages improper use and reduces cleaning effort on top surfaces
• Wall-fixing capability improves stability in high-traffic environments
• Welded steel frame and reinforced doors suited to sustained daily use

This unit is well suited to gyms, leisure centres, schools, hospitality back-of-house areas, and similar settings where a manageable number of secure compartments is needed without the complexity of a key management system. Sites needing greater capacity may find a larger bank or multi-tier configuration more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this configuration suits your space or user numbers, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

The Elite Eight Door Combination Locker is a free-standing, multi-compartment storage unit built from powder coated steel with a welded frame construction. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks to be managed by staff or facility operators. The flat top profile keeps the unit clean and straightforward to maintain.

Built for environments that see consistent daily use, the welded steel frame and reinforced doors are designed to absorb everyday knocks without compromising the structure or the locking mechanism over time. The powder coated finish carries an antibacterial coating that is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, making it a practical choice for hygiene-conscious environments such as staff changing rooms, gyms, and leisure centres.

From an operational standpoint, the combination lock format has clear advantages in high-turnover settings:

• No keys to issue, track, replace, or retrieve at end of shift
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food and leisure environments
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow wall-fixing to prevent movement and maximise floor space
• Welded steel frame resists daily impact without loosening at joints
• White finish is practical for visibility in staff areas and easy to wipe down

At 1800mm tall with a 300mm-square footprint per unit, these lockers are relatively slim and can be positioned in corridors or changing areas where space is limited. The pre-drilled holes allow the unit to be fixed to a wall, which is advisable in high-footfall areas. At 32.5kg, installation is a two-person job. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This unit is well suited to small to medium-sized staff areas, back-of-house changing facilities, gyms, and leisure sites. For larger teams or higher-volume locker banks, wider or deeper configurations may be more appropriate — it is worth discussing your specific headcount and space constraints before ordering a quantity.

If you are unsure how many units you need or whether this configuration fits your layout, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Elite Eight Door Camlock Locker is a freestanding, multi-compartment storage unit built from powder coated steel. Each locker bank houses eight individual compartments, each secured with a camlock mechanism — a simple and reliable locking format widely used in staff changing rooms, leisure facilities, schools and gyms. The white powder coated finish gives it a clean, neutral appearance that suits most environments.

Construction is based on a welded steel frame with reinforced doors, which means it holds up well in high-footfall areas where lockers take regular knocks during shift changes and busy periods. The antibacterial coating provides practical hygiene reassurance in environments where MRSA and E-coli resistance is a genuine operational concern — particularly relevant in catering and food service contexts where staff welfare areas are subject to environmental health scrutiny.

From a practical standpoint, this locker offers several advantages worth noting:

• Camlock system requires no padlock — reducing lost-key issues in high-turnover environments
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food-adjacent staff areas
• Welded steel frame resists the daily wear of busy changing facilities
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow wall-fixing to keep the unit stable and maximise floor space
• Flat top design makes cleaning straightforward and prevents items accumulating on top

At 1800mm tall and with a 450mm square footprint per compartment bay, this unit suits most standard changing room layouts. At 31.5kg, it is manageable to position but will typically require two people to move and install safely. Wall-fixing using the pre-drilled holes is strongly recommended for stability, particularly in higher-footfall environments. If you are equipping a larger facility and need more compartments, this unit can be banked alongside additional locker bays.

This locker is well suited to catering operations, hospitality venues, leisure centres and schools where a reliable, hygienic and low-maintenance staff storage solution is needed. For sites with very high staff headcounts or where more heavy-duty construction is required, it is worth reviewing whether a higher-specification unit would be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to discuss how many bays you will need or how to configure the space efficiently, the team is happy to help you work through it.

This eight-door locker from Elite is a powder-coated steel unit designed for environments where staff storage needs to be secure, practical, and easy to maintain. Each of the eight compartments is secured by a padlock hasp — users supply their own padlock — making it straightforward to manage access without the complexity of a keyed or combination system. The white powder-coat finish gives a clean, neutral appearance that suits most changing room and welfare area environments.

The welded steel frame construction gives the unit a solid, stable feel once installed. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel allow it to be secured directly against a wall, which reduces movement, keeps the footprint tidy, and is worth doing as standard practice in any busy facility. The sloping top serves two practical purposes: it discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a common source of clutter in changing areas, and it makes the upper surface easier to wipe down during routine cleaning rounds.

The reinforced doors carry an antibacterial coating that is effective against MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful feature in shared changing environments where hygiene standards are rightly scrutinised.

• Welded steel frame with wall-fixing capability for a stable, secure installation
• Eight individual compartments, each with padlock hasp for user-controlled security
• Antibacterial door coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Sloping top discourages clutter and simplifies cleaning
• White powder-coated finish suitable for changing rooms, schools, and leisure centres

This locker is well suited to staff welfare areas in catering and hospitality operations, leisure centres, schools, and similar facilities where a moderate number of individual storage points are needed in a compact footprint. For sites requiring higher compartment counts or greater locker depth, larger configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room or welfare area and want to talk through compartment count, layout, or whether this unit fits your space, we are happy to help before you place an order.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite is a straightforward, robust storage solution designed for staff changing areas, school changing rooms, training centres and similar facilities. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a padlock hasp, meaning users supply their own padlock — a practical arrangement that removes the need to manage keys or combinations centrally. The unit is finished in white powder coated steel and sits at a full standing height, making efficient use of vertical space.

Construction is welded steel throughout, which gives the unit the kind of rigidity you'd expect in a busy environment where doors are opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. The reinforced doors carry an antibacterial coating that is effective against MRSA and E. coli, which is a practical consideration for any site where hygiene standards matter — staff changing areas in food production, healthcare-adjacent facilities, and educational settings in particular.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled fixing points at the rear, allowing it to be secured directly to a wall. This keeps it stable once in position and prevents the unit from shifting over time, which is worth noting if it's going into a high-traffic corridor or changing room. At 29kg, it can be positioned by two people without specialist equipment, though wall fixings should be appropriate for the substrate.

• Antibacterial door coating — effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Padlock hasp design removes the need for centralised key management
• Rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured flush to the wall
• Welded steel construction for long-term durability in busy environments
• Full standing height maximises storage within a compact footprint

This unit is well suited to smaller sites or departments that need a modest number of individual storage spaces without committing to a full bank of lockers. For larger sites or higher-capacity requirements, wider or multi-bay configurations may be a better fit.

If you're unsure whether this unit suits your space or intended use, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

This eight door locker unit from Elite Lockers is a powder coated steel combination locker bank designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar shared spaces in commercial and institutional environments. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and the operational headaches that come with them. The sloping top discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which helps maintain tidiness and supports fire safety compliance in corridors and locker rooms.

The welded steel frame construction gives the unit a solid, rigid feel in day-to-day use. The doors carry an anti-bacterial coating that has been tested as effective against MRSA and E.coli, making this locker bank a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards are taken seriously — including food production sites, hospital catering departments, school kitchens, and hospitality back-of-house areas. Pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear allow the unit to be fixed flush to the wall, which keeps it stable and prevents the unit shifting over time in busy, high-traffic spaces.

• Electronic combination locks remove key management from daily operations
• Anti-bacterial door coating supports hygiene compliance in food and health environments
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and supports corridor safety standards
• Wall-fixing capability improves stability and makes the best use of available space
• Powder coated steel construction holds up well under regular daily use

At roughly two metres tall, this unit has a relatively compact footprint per door, which makes it useful where floor space is limited. It is well suited to smaller staff teams or as part of a larger locker room installation. For operations requiring more individual compartments or higher-capacity storage, wider multi-bank configurations are available in the range.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing ageing locker provision and want to talk through quantities, layout, or how this unit sits alongside others in the range, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This is a freestanding eight-door electronic combination locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder-coated steel with a welded frame. Each door operates via an electronic lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and allowing staff to set their own access codes. The white powder-coated finish gives a clean, professional appearance suited to staff areas where presentation matters.

In busy hospitality and catering environments, locker provision for kitchen and front-of-house staff is a practical necessity. This unit offers eight individual compartments in a single freestanding structure, which helps keep changing areas orderly and reduces the floor space needed compared to separate single-door units. The anti-bacterial coating applied to the reinforced doors is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, which is a relevant consideration in food-handling environments where hygiene standards are closely monitored.

• Welded steel frame construction for long-term durability under daily use
• Anti-bacterial door coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Electronic combination locks — no keys to manage or replace
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow flush wall-fixing to prevent movement
• White powder-coated finish suits professional staff areas

The unit arrives ready for wall fixing via pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear panel, which allows it to sit flush against the wall. This keeps the footprint predictable and prevents the locker from shifting with repeated use. At 1800mm tall and 300mm deep, it fits neatly into narrow corridors or dedicated changing areas without projecting significantly into the space. The 28kg weight means installation is manageable with two people, though wall fixings should be appropriate for the surface type.

This locker suits catering businesses, hotels, restaurants, and similar food-service environments looking to provide secure, hygienic personal storage for staff. It is equally practical for schools, training facilities, and healthcare-adjacent sites where anti-bacterial surfaces are a requirement. For larger teams or higher-footfall sites where more compartments are needed, multi-bay configurations or higher-door-count units may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing existing locker provision and want to talk through the right configuration for your site, the team is happy to help.

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 freestanding eight-compartment staff locker unit built from powder coated steel, fitted with a coin return locking mechanism on each door. The coin return system allows users to insert a coin to release the key, which is returned once the locker is locked again — a straightforward arrangement that removes the need for padlocks or master key management, and suits environments where lockers are shared across shifts.

The welded steel frame and reinforced doors are built to withstand the daily wear that comes with regular staff use in busy operational environments. The powder coated finish includes an antibacterial treatment, which is a practical consideration in high-footfall areas such as changing rooms, food preparation facility staffrooms, or any space where hygiene standards need to be maintained. The plain white finish is easy to wipe down and keeps the unit looking presentable with minimal effort.

The sloping top prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which keeps communal areas tidier and removes a common source of clutter. The unit can be fixed to a wall for added stability, which is worth considering in areas with high traffic.

• Coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin
• Antibacterial powder coat finish for hygiene-sensitive environments
• Sloping top discourages unauthorised storage and aids cleanliness
• Welded steel frame and reinforced doors for long-term durability
• Wall-fixable for added stability in busy changing areas

This unit is well suited to small-to-medium staffrooms where a single bank of lockers is sufficient. For larger teams or sites requiring multiple banks, it's worth thinking through layout and fixing requirements before ordering. If you'd like to talk through quantities or configuration for your site, we're happy to help.

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 an eight-compartment manual combination locker finished in white powder coated steel, with a sloping top panel to prevent items being left on top and to assist with cleaning access. Each compartment is secured with a mechanical combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks to be managed by staff or facility supervisors.

The locker is built on a welded steel frame, which gives it the rigidity needed for high-traffic environments where doors are opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. The reinforced doors carry an anti-bacterial coating that has been tested against MRSA and E. coli, making this unit a sensible choice where hygiene standards are formally monitored. Pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be fixed flush to a wall, improving stability and making the most of available floor space.

In practical terms, the combination locking arrangement tends to suit environments where staff turnover is moderate to high, or where issuing and retrieving keys adds unnecessary administrative load. The white finish and sloping top also help the unit maintain a clean, orderly appearance in staff areas that may be visible to visitors or subject to regular inspection.

• Welded steel frame provides solid, long-term structural reliability
• Anti-bacterial door coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Combination locks eliminate key management for facility staff
• Sloping top deters storage of items and simplifies cleaning
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled rear nesting holes

This unit is well suited to catering operations, healthcare facilities, schools, and similar environments where hygiene compliance and low-maintenance access control are both priorities. For sites requiring a greater number of individual compartments, or where higher-security locking is specified, alternatives within the locker range may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this configuration fits your changing area layout or staff numbers, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is an eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, operated by manual combination locks — no keys to manage or replace. The carcass is constructed from powder coated steel with a welded frame, and each door carries an anti-bacterial coating that has been tested as effective against MRSA and E. coli. The unit is finished in white.

In working environments where staff turnover is regular or key management is a persistent operational headache, combination lockers remove a layer of administration. There are no padlocks to source, no keys to cut, and no lockouts waiting to disrupt a busy shift. The welded steel frame holds up well in environments where lockers take a reasonable amount of daily wear — repeated door closures, occasional knocks, and the general traffic of a busy changing area.

Practical points worth noting for installation and placement:

• Pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be fixed flush to the wall
• Wall-fixing reduces unit movement over time and makes better use of tight changing room space
• The anti-bacterial door coating supports hygiene compliance in food-adjacent or clinical environments
• At 28kg, the unit can be positioned by two people without specialist lifting equipment
• Powder coated steel finish is straightforward to wipe down and maintain

This locker is well suited to staff changing areas in catering and hospitality operations, food production facilities, schools, healthcare environments, and similar settings where hygiene standards are taken seriously and key management is best avoided. Eight compartments make it practical for small to medium-sized teams. Sites with larger workforces may find it worth considering a wider bank of units or a higher-door-count configuration.

If you're fitting out a changing area and want to talk through how many units you're likely to need for your team size, or whether this configuration suits your space, we're happy to help before you commit to an order.

This is an eight door camlock locker from Elite Lockers, manufactured from powder coated steel with a welded frame construction. Each of the eight compartments is secured by an individual camlock, making it a practical choice for shared staff areas where multiple users need independent, secure storage within a single unit.

In commercial catering and food service environments, staff lockers take a fair amount of daily use — doors opened and closed repeatedly across multiple shifts, often in warm or humid back-of-house conditions. The welded steel frame and reinforced door construction are well suited to this kind of sustained use, and the anti-bacterial coating applied to the doors is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E-coli, which is a meaningful consideration in environments where hygiene compliance is taken seriously.

From an operational standpoint, the key advantages of this unit include:

• Eight independently lockable compartments within a compact footprint
• Anti-bacterial door coating suitable for food service and healthcare-adjacent environments
• Pre-drilled rear nesting holes allow wall-fixing to prevent movement and maximise floor space
• Flat top design for straightforward stacking or installation in tight back-of-house areas
• Powder coated white finish that is easy to wipe down and maintain

The unit stands at full height and is intended for permanent installation. The pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear allow it to be fixed flush to the wall, which keeps it stable and tidy in narrow corridors or changing areas. At 300mm deep, it has a relatively slim profile, though this does limit the size of items that can be stored per compartment — it is designed for personal items and workwear rather than bulky equipment.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, food production sites, schools, and healthcare facilities where hygiene standards and robust build quality are priorities. It works best in permanent staff areas rather than high-traffic public spaces. For larger teams or sites requiring higher-capacity storage, wider or deeper multi-door configurations may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this unit suits your layout or staff numbers, our team is happy to talk through your requirements before you commit to an order.

This is a free-standing, eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed in powder coated steel and finished in green. Each compartment is secured by the user's own padlock rather than a keyed or combination lock fitted to the unit itself, which makes it a straightforward choice for environments where issuing and tracking keys or codes centrally is not practical. A welded plinth between the door sections adds rigidity to the overall structure and reduces the risk of casual interference between adjacent compartments.

In commercial catering and hospitality settings, this type of unit is most commonly positioned in staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, or dedicated locker rooms. The eight-door configuration allows a single unit to serve a reasonable number of staff without demanding a large wall footprint — a practical consideration where space is limited. The powder coated finish holds up well under everyday use and is straightforward to wipe down, which remains relevant even in ancillary areas where general hygiene standards still apply.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Padlock operation removes the need to manage keys or codes centrally
• Welded plinth improves structural integrity and inter-compartment security
• Powder coated steel resists everyday wear and is easy to clean
• Green finish supports colour-coded zoning in larger or multi-department facilities
• Eight compartments served from a compact single-bay footprint

At just over 31kg, the unit can generally be moved and positioned without specialist lifting equipment, though two people are advisable. The flat-top design means units can be arranged side by side or have items stored on top where ceiling height permits. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This locker is well suited to smaller operations or sites with a modest number of staff to accommodate. Larger facilities, or those needing significantly higher compartment counts, would typically be better served by a multi-bay arrangement or a unit with greater capacity. If you are planning a changing area fitout and want to talk through the right configuration for your team size and available space, we are glad to help before you commit to an order.

This is a freestanding eight-door locker unit from Elite, constructed from powder-coated steel and finished in green. Each of the eight compartments is secured by an individual electronic combination lock, providing personal storage without the need for keys. The sloping top is a practical detail that discourages items being left on the unit and reduces dust accumulation over time.

In working staff facilities — back-of-house changing rooms, food production sites, healthcare environments, and similar settings — key-based lockers create a persistent management burden. Lost keys, replacement cylinders, and master key audits all add cost and administration. Electronic combination locks remove that overhead entirely: staff set their own codes, and there are no keys to track, copy, or replace. The antibacterial coating, which is effective against pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, makes this unit a practical choice wherever hygiene standards are a formal requirement.

The powder-coated steel construction holds up well under regular use in high-traffic areas. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be secured to a wall, which keeps it stable and prevents movement over time — worth considering during installation in any busy corridor or changing facility.

• Electronic combination locks on each door — no keys to issue or manage
• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Sloping top reduces dust accumulation and discourages clutter
• Rear fixing holes for wall-mounting and long-term stability
• Powder-coated steel construction suited to high-traffic environments

At just under two metres tall with a relatively compact footprint, this unit fits comfortably along a corridor wall or within a dedicated changing room without dominating the space. It is most commonly specified for staff facilities in hospitality, food production, healthcare, and education. For larger sites with more staff to accommodate, multi-bay configurations or higher-capacity units are worth considering.

If you are planning a staff locker installation and want to work out the right number of doors or bays for your team, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is an eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, built from powder-coated steel and finished in green. Each compartment is secured by an individual electronic combination lock, meaning there are no physical keys to issue, track, or replace. It is a straightforward, practical solution for staff changing areas in commercial hospitality, food-service, and leisure environments.

In busy back-of-house settings, locker durability is often tested harder than expected. The reinforced door construction and steel frame hold up well under daily use — repeated opening and closing, the occasional knock from trolleys or equipment, and the humid conditions that are common in changing rooms adjacent to commercial kitchens. The powder-coated finish resists scratching and is simple to wipe down as part of a routine clean. Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured to a wall, which improves stability and keeps the floor footprint contained.

• Electronic combination locking removes the cost and administration of key management
• Antibacterial coating tested against MRSA and E. coli — relevant in food-service and healthcare settings
• Wall-fixing points allow secure installation without additional brackets
• Eight compartments in a single unit makes efficient use of limited wall space
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and easy to maintain

The slim depth of 450mm means this unit can be installed in corridors and changing rooms without significantly reducing circulation space, which matters in sites where back-of-house areas are compact. At 32.5kg it is manageable for two people to position before fixing.

This unit is well suited to restaurants, hotels, schools, sports centres, and similar environments where a hygienic, key-free locker solution is needed for a small team. For larger staff areas requiring more compartments, multi-bay or higher-door-count configurations are worth considering.

If you are fitting out or refurbishing a staff area and want to talk through the right locker configuration for the space, the team is happy to help.

This is a full-height, eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed in powder coated steel and finished in green. Each of the eight doors is fitted with an individual camlock, and a welded plinth runs between the doors to limit access between adjacent compartments — a practical detail that improves inter-compartment security over standard configurations. The sloping top panel discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which supports hygiene compliance and reduces clutter in staff areas over time.

The welded steel construction holds up well to the daily wear of a busy changing or locker room. Powder coated steel is straightforward to wipe down, and the sloping top means the unit stays cleaner with less ongoing effort. The camlock mechanism on each door is a reliable and widely used choice in commercial environments where simplicity matters more than complex key management systems.

• Eight individual compartments within a single compact footprint
• Sloping top panel discourages surface storage and aids hygiene compliance
• Welded plinth between doors reduces risk of inter-compartment access
• Powder coated steel finish is durable and easy to maintain
• Green finish — confirm this suits your site's colour requirements before ordering

At just under 1950mm in height, this unit will fit within most standard ceiling heights, but it is worth confirming access routes and doorway clearances before delivery — particularly in basement or mezzanine staff areas. At 33.4kg, the unit is manageable for two people to position without specialist lifting equipment.

This locker suits smaller staff teams or sites where a compact, straightforward storage solution is the priority. Where larger teams or greater storage volumes are needed, a unit with a higher door count or a wider bank configuration may be more appropriate. It is also worth confirming the green colour specification is correct for your site before placing an order, as custom finishes can affect lead times.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing existing locker banks and want to talk through the options, we are happy to help you work out what will suit the space.

This eight-door locker from Elite Lockers provides individual, lockable personal storage within a single freestanding unit. Each compartment is secured by its own coin return mechanism, compatible with the current British £1 coin. Staff retrieve their coin on collection of belongings, which removes the need for key management during a shift — a practical arrangement that reduces administrative overhead for site managers.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel with a welded base and reinforced doors. The powder coat finish is specified to resist the spread of MRSA and E-coli, making it a considered choice for environments where hygiene standards are formally monitored. Food production facilities, healthcare catering operations, and any site operating under infection control requirements are well suited to this specification. Powder coated steel also holds up reliably in back-of-house changing areas, where lockers typically experience more everyday wear than lighter alternatives can sustain.

The sloping top discourages items being left on the unit — a common issue in busy staff areas where flat surfaces accumulate clutter quickly. Pre-drilled fixing points allow the unit to be secured to a wall, which is worth doing in any working environment to prevent movement over time.

• Coin return locking on every door — no key management required
• Hygiene-rated powder coat finish suitable for infection-controlled environments
• Sloping top prevents surface clutter in changing areas
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled fixing points for long-term stability
• Welded base and reinforced doors for durability under daily use

This locker is well suited to catering operations, food production sites, and healthcare kitchens where personal storage, hygiene compliance, and low administrative overhead all matter. Sites with larger teams or greater storage demands should consider units with a higher door count or deeper compartments.

If you are weighing up whether this configuration suits your site layout or staffing numbers, we are happy to talk it through before you commit.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual, secure personal storage across a shared staff area in a single, self-contained unit. Each of the eight compartments is fitted with a coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin, so staff deposit a coin to lock their compartment and retrieve it when they leave. This removes the need for key management entirely — no replacement keys, no lost key charges, no administration overhead for facilities teams.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel, which holds up well in environments where lockers take sustained daily use. The powder coat finish carries antibacterial properties that help resist pathogens including MRSA and E. coli, making these units a practical choice for food production facilities, catering operations, and healthcare sites where staff areas are subject to higher hygiene expectations. The green finish suits colour-coded zoning schemes as well as general staff changing and storage areas.

From a practical standpoint, the unit is designed to sit flush to a wall and includes pre-drilled nesting holes for secure wall-fixing. The welded base adds structural rigidity and deters tampering at floor level. Points worth considering before ordering:

• Coin return mechanism eliminates ongoing key management costs and administration
• Antibacterial powder coat finish suitable for food and healthcare environments
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow straightforward, secure wall-fixing
• Welded base construction adds stability and resistance to tampering
• Green finish supports colour-coded zoning in staff and changing areas

These units are well suited to catering businesses, food processing sites, leisure facilities, and healthcare environments where a compact, hygienic, low-maintenance storage solution is required. For larger teams, or where staff require deeper compartments or greater individual storage capacity, alternative configurations with higher door counts or increased compartment depth may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing existing locker provision and want to talk through the right layout or quantity for your site, the team is happy to discuss what works best.

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 Lockers is a free-standing, manually operated unit built from powder-coated steel. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a built-in combination lock, so there are no keys to issue, track, or replace. It is a straightforward, practical solution for staff changing and welfare areas where reliable, low-maintenance storage is needed day to day.

In busy hospitality and catering environments — where shift patterns change regularly and staff turnover can be high — key-based locker systems create unnecessary administrative burden. The combination mechanism allows each user to set their own code independently, which suits rotating shift teams well. The antibacterial coating on the steel provides additional reassurance in environments where hygiene standards are formally monitored, offering effective protection against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli.

From a practical standpoint, this unit works well in a number of settings:

• Combination locks remove the need for key management across shift teams
• Flat top design reduces dust accumulation and makes cleaning straightforward
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured flush to a wall
• Antibacterial coating supports compliance in regulated welfare environments
• Green finish is a custom colour option — allow for extended lead times versus standard finishes

The slim 300mm depth makes this unit a practical fit for changing rooms where floor space is limited. It can be repositioned by two people if your layout needs to change, though planning the placement carefully before installation will save time. The wall-fixing option adds stability and keeps the unit positioned correctly over time.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, healthcare sites, schools, and leisure facilities looking for a hygienic, key-free staff storage solution in a compact format. For larger welfare areas or sites needing more compartments, higher-capacity alternatives are available within the range.

If you are specifying lockers across multiple areas or need to match an existing colour scheme, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

The Elite eight-door padlock locker is a multi-compartment steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities in hospitality and catering environments. Each of the eight compartments is independently secured by a padlock hasp, meaning individual users supply their own padlock and retain personal control over their space — a straightforward arrangement that removes the need for a master key system.

The unit is fabricated from powder coated steel, which holds up reasonably well against the everyday knocks, minor moisture, and general wear typical of busy staff areas. A welded plinth runs between the door columns, reinforcing the overall structure and reducing the gap between adjacent doors — a practical detail where keeping personal belongings separate and secure matters.

Key operational characteristics worth noting:

• Eight independently padlock-secured compartments in a single freestanding unit
• Welded plinth construction improves inter-compartment security and structural rigidity
• Flat top allows units to be stacked or positioned beneath low ceilings
• Red powder coat finish — confirm colour consistency at point of order if building a bank of lockers
• Freestanding, though anchoring to a wall or floor is advisable in high-traffic or multi-unit installations

At just over 31kg, the unit should be moved and positioned by two people. It does not require wall fixing to stand, but anchoring is sensible where units are grouped side by side or placed in areas with heavy footfall. The tall, narrow footprint — 300mm wide — allows several units to sit in a row without consuming excessive floor space.

This locker suits smaller hospitality businesses, catering operations, and similar workplaces needing basic secure storage for a team of up to eight. Where a larger team needs to be accommodated, or where higher-security locking is required, a wider configuration or key-lock alternative may be worth considering.

If you're planning a staff welfare area and want to confirm the right layout or configuration before ordering, our team is glad to help you think it through.