Four Door Lockers

This is a four-door steel locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in green powder coated steel and fitted with an electronic combination lock on each door. The sloping top design discourages the storage of items on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidier environment and makes it easier to keep the tops clean. Each door compartment is independently secured, making this a practical choice wherever staff or visitors need dedicated, lockable personal storage.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel with a welded plinth between the door openings, which reinforces the overall structure and improves security between compartments. The reinforced doors reduce the risk of forced entry and hold up well under the daily wear of a busy changing or storage area. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear allow the unit to be mounted flush to a wall, or units can be positioned side by side where a bank of lockers is needed.

Key practical features include:

• Electronic combination lock on each door — no keys to manage or replace
• Welded plinth between doors for improved inter-compartment security
• Sloping top to prevent unauthorised storage and aid cleanliness
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes for wall-mounting or back-to-back installation
• Powder coated steel finish in green, resistant to everyday knocks and moisture

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide per unit, this locker is a slim-profile option suited to corridors, changing rooms, or staff areas where space is limited. The 29.5kg weight means installation is manageable for two people, though wall-fixing is recommended for stability, particularly in high-traffic environments. This model is well suited to schools, universities, leisure centres, and hospitality back-of-house areas. Where a larger number of compartments or higher-security specification is required, alternatives within the range may be worth considering.

If you are planning a locker installation and want guidance on quantities, layout, or the right specification for your site, the team is happy to talk it through.

This is a four-door steel locker fitted with an electronic combination lock, finished in green powder coated steel. Each unit houses four individual compartments, making it a practical choice wherever multiple users share a single locker bay. The electronic lock removes the need for keys or padlocks, which simplifies day-to-day management and reduces the ongoing cost and inconvenience of lost keys.

The locker is constructed from powder coated steel with a welded plinth between doors, which stiffens the frame and adds a degree of inter-compartment security that a basic unbraced design would not provide. The reinforced doors contribute to the overall robustness of the unit, which is relevant in environments where lockers receive heavy daily use over a long period.

From a practical installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel, allowing it to be secured flush against a wall. Multiple units can be positioned side by side without gaps, keeping installations tidy and making efficient use of floor space. The flat top design means units can also be stacked where ceiling height and access allow, though this should be assessed carefully on site before installation. At just over 30kg, the unit is manageable for a two-person installation team.

• Electronic combination lock — no keys to manage or replace
• Welded plinth construction adds frame rigidity and inter-compartment security
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points for wall-mounted or freestanding installation
• Flat top profile supports side-by-side or stacked configurations
• Green powder coated finish suits colour-coded or branded locker schemes

This locker is well suited to schools, universities, leisure centres, sports facilities, and staff changing areas where a mid-capacity, electronically managed locker is the right fit. Sites requiring a greater number of compartments per column, or higher-security locking arrangements, may benefit from reviewing the wider range before committing.

If you are specifying lockers across a larger site or need advice on layout and quantities, the team is happy to talk through the options before you place an order.

This is a four-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in green with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish. It features a sloping top to prevent items being stored on top of the unit — a practical consideration in busy changing areas where tidiness and fire safety compliance matter. Each door is secured by a camlock, and a welded plinth runs between the doors to improve inter-compartment security and reduce the risk of access between adjacent compartments.

In a working commercial environment, the welded plinth is a more considered detail than it might first appear. Standard locker designs can leave gaps between door edges that allow opportunistic access. The reinforced separation here offers a more secure arrangement for staff belongings in higher-footfall or shared-staff facilities such as hotel back-of-house, contract catering sites, or large restaurant operations.

Practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Camlock fitting included — padlock not supplied if you need that option instead
• Sloping top discourages storage on top of the unit, aiding compliance and cleanliness
• Powder-coated finish offers reasonable durability in humid changing room environments
• Four individual compartments in a single unit, reducing the number of freestanding pieces needed
• Welded plinth between doors adds inter-compartment security without additional hardware

The unit is supplied in a fixed four-door configuration. For smaller teams or tighter spaces, single- and double-door versions are available in the same range. For larger sites needing greater locker capacity, wider multi-door configurations exist within the Elite range that may be more practical than installing multiple four-door units side by side.

Colour, depth, and locking options can vary across the range — if you are fitting out a full changing area and need to match finishes or confirm the right configuration for your space, the team is happy to talk through the options before you commit.

This four-door locker from Elite Lockers is a powder-coated steel coin return unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar shared spaces in commercial kitchens, hospitality venues, and food production environments. Each of the four compartments provides individual storage with a secured door, and the coin return mechanism is compatible with the current British £1 coin — practical for operations where locker management needs to remain self-administered rather than key-based.

The sloping top is a considered design detail rather than a cosmetic one. It prevents bags, boxes, and other items accumulating on the unit — a genuine hygiene and health-and-safety consideration in food environments where surfaces need to remain clear and cleanable. The powder-coated steel construction is built to withstand the kind of daily contact a busy changing area generates, and the anti-bacterial coating makes it appropriate for use in environments where hygiene standards are closely managed.

From an operational standpoint, this locker suits premises that need a reliable, low-maintenance solution for staff personal storage:

• Coin return system reduces the need for key management or staff administration
• Sloping top prevents surface accumulation and aids cleaning compliance
• Anti-bacterial powder coat suits hygiene-sensitive environments
• Reinforced doors and welded base provide day-to-day durability
• Green finish available where colour-coded zoning is used in your facility

At 1,950mm high, the unit will suit most standard ceiling heights, though it is worth confirming access routes and ceiling clearance before delivery, particularly in basement changing rooms or areas with restricted corridors. At 30.5kg, two-person handling during installation is advisable.

This unit is well suited to smaller hospitality operations, cafés, restaurant back-of-house, and food production facilities with modest staff numbers. Sites with larger teams, or where higher locker counts are required, may find a multi-bay configuration a more practical approach — something worth discussing before ordering.

If you are unsure whether this unit fits your space or staff requirements, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

This Elite four-door locker is a freestanding staff storage unit built for commercial environments where security, hygiene, and durability are everyday requirements. Each unit houses four individual compartments, each fitted with a coin return lock mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin. The powder-coated steel construction is finished in green and treated with an antibacterial coating, making it suitable for use in food service environments, changing areas, and other hygiene-conscious settings.

In busy catering and hospitality operations, staff lockers take considerable daily use. The reinforced doors and welded base on this unit are designed to hold up under that kind of repeated wear, and the 450mm compartment depth provides enough room for coats, bags, and personal items without the bulk of larger full-height lockers. The coin return system removes the need to manage key sets or combinations, which reduces administrative overhead and keeps handover between shifts straightforward.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Antibacterial coating suitable for food-safe and hygiene-regulated environments
• Coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin
• Reinforced doors and welded base for durability under daily commercial use
• Compact footprint suitable for smaller changing areas or corridors
• Powder-coated steel finish resists scratches and surface wear over time

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this locker is relatively slim and will fit into tighter spaces where a wider bank of lockers would not. It is worth confirming floor space and access route dimensions before ordering, particularly in basement changing rooms or older premises with narrow doorways. The unit arrives as a single freestanding cabinet — no specialist installation is required, though anchoring to a wall for stability is advisable in most settings.

This locker suits catering businesses, hotels, leisure facilities, and food production sites that need reliable, hygienic staff storage in a compact format. For larger teams or sites requiring higher-density storage, multi-section locker banks or units with more compartments may be a more practical solution.

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

This is a four door steel locker unit fitted with manual combination locks and a sloping top panel. Each compartment provides individual secure storage without the need for padlocks or keys, making it a practical choice for shared-use environments where key management would otherwise become an administrative burden.

Constructed from powder coated steel, the unit is built to hold up under the kind of daily use seen in busy changing rooms, staff areas, and public leisure facilities. The welded plinth between doors adds structural rigidity and improves compartment separation, reducing the risk of tampering between adjacent doors. The reinforced door construction supports repeated opening and closing over a long service life without the frame distorting or the locking mechanism losing its alignment.

The sloping top prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which is particularly useful in environments where housekeeping standards need to be maintained. Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear allow the unit to be secured flush to a wall or arranged in banks, giving flexibility in how the installation is laid out.

• No key management required — combination locks suit high-turnover environments
• Sloping top discourages storage on top and aids cleanliness
• Wall-fixable design suits permanent or semi-permanent installations
• Units can be banked together to create larger locker runs
• Powder coated steel finish is robust and straightforward to wipe clean

This locker unit is well suited to schools, universities, leisure centres, sports facilities, and staff areas in hospitality or retail settings. For sites requiring a greater number of compartments per unit or higher-capacity storage, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are planning a locker installation and would like guidance on configuration, quantities, or fixing requirements, the team is happy to assist before you place an order.

This four door locker from Elite Lockers is a powder coated steel unit fitted with manual combination locks, removing the need for padlocks or key management. Each compartment is designed to offer a reasonable degree of personal storage, and the welded plinth between doors adds a layer of inter-compartment security that a standard locker frame typically lacks. The reinforced doors add to the overall rigidity of the unit, which matters in environments where lockers take daily, repeated use from a high turnover of people.

In practical terms, combination locks reduce ongoing maintenance overhead — there are no lost keys to manage and no padlock replacements to source. The flat top configuration makes the unit straightforward to arrange in rows without wasted space above, and pre-drilled fixing points in the rear allow the units to be secured flush to a wall, which is useful wherever stability or security standards require fixed installation.

• Combination locks remove the need for key or padlock management
• Welded plinth between doors improves inter-compartment security
• Reinforced doors hold up well under sustained daily use
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or grouped cleanly
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points support wall-mounted installation

This unit is well suited to staff changing areas, leisure facilities, schools, and similar environments where a durable, low-maintenance locker solution is needed. At 1800mm tall with a compact 300mm square footprint, it works in tighter spaces where larger multi-door banks would be impractical. For higher-volume or higher-security installations, broader locker configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room or staff area and are unsure whether this unit suits your layout or compliance requirements, the team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

This is a four-door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a sloping top and fitted for padlock use. It is a straightforward, robust storage solution designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and similar workplace environments. The sloping top prevents items being left on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidier space and reduces the accumulation of dust and clutter over time. Padlock fittings are included; padlocks themselves are supplied separately, which allows operators to choose their own keying system.

Constructed with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish, these lockers are built to withstand the daily wear associated with busy staff areas. The welded plinth between doors improves inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of access between adjacent compartments — a practical detail worth noting in shared staff environments. At just under 25kg, the unit is manageable to position and install without specialist lifting equipment, though a second person is advisable when manoeuvring into place.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Sloping top design discourages storage on top of the unit, aiding housekeeping
• Welded plinth between doors improves security between compartments
• Powder-coated finish resists knocks and surface damage in high-traffic areas
• Padlock fittings allow operators to select their own locking system
• Red finish aids colour-coding schemes in larger locker installations

These lockers are well suited to catering and hospitality operations where staff storage space is required alongside a degree of individual security. The four-door configuration suits small to medium teams. For larger sites requiring more compartments, or for environments with heavier daily footfall, a wider multi-door bank or heavier-gauge alternative may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a changing room or staff area and want to talk through locker quantities, configurations, or colour options, the team is happy to help you plan it properly.

This is a four-compartment steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red and designed to be secured with padlocks — one per door. Each compartment provides an individual lockable space for personal belongings, making it a practical choice for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and welfare facilities in commercial and hospitality premises.

The construction is robust steel throughout, with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish that resists knocks, moisture, and the general wear of a busy working environment. The red finish isn't purely aesthetic — colour-coded lockers are commonly used in larger sites to differentiate departments, teams, or shifts at a glance, which helps with day-to-day organisation.

A welded plinth runs between the doors to strengthen the inter-compartment division, adding a layer of security that prevents opportunistic access between adjacent compartments. The doors themselves are reinforced, which matters in environments where lockers take daily use from multiple staff.

• Four individual compartments, each secured by the user's own padlock
• Welded plinth between doors improves compartment-to-compartment security
• Reinforced doors handle heavy daily use without warping or drooping
• Powder-coated finish is durable and easy to wipe down
• Red colouring supports colour-coded zoning across larger sites

At 1800mm tall, this is a full-height locker unit. It's worth confirming ceiling clearance and available floor space before ordering, and checking that the installation area has a reasonably level floor for stable positioning. The locker ships without a padlock — users supply their own.

This model suits small to medium staff teams. For larger workforces or sites requiring more compartments per unit, wider multi-door configurations are worth considering. It's equally well suited to single-employer hospitality sites as it is to shared welfare facilities in light industrial or retail environments.

If you're fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantity, layout, or colour options, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

This four door locker unit from Elite Lockers is built from powder coated steel and secured with an electronic combination locking mechanism on each individual compartment. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit — a practical detail that makes a real difference in shared staff areas where clutter accumulates quickly. The red powder coat finish is a factory-applied colour, making it a useful option where colour-coding of staff areas or compliance with a site's design scheme is required.

The construction is solid and intended for frequent daily use in environments where lockers take considerable wear — catering back-of-house areas, changing rooms, and staff corridors being typical settings. The welded plinth and reinforced door construction help maintain the integrity of each compartment over time, which matters in a workplace where personal effects need to be reliably secured through long and busy shifts.

Practically, this unit suits sites that need to provide secure individual storage for a small number of staff without committing to a large locker bank. Key operational considerations include:

• Electronic combination lock — no keys to manage or replace
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage above the unit
• Powder coated steel construction resists everyday knocks and surface damage
• Welded plinth and reinforced doors support long-term security
• Red finish supports colour-coded zoning or visual identification on site

At 1800mm tall, the unit will sit at full standing height, so ceiling clearance and wall space should be confirmed before ordering. At 300mm wide, it has a relatively compact footprint, making it workable in tighter staff areas, though the 450mm depth should be accounted for in any space planning.

This unit is well suited to smaller catering operations, cafés, pubs, or any site needing secure personal storage for a handful of staff. For larger teams or higher-traffic environments, a wider locker bank or higher-capacity configuration may be worth considering.

If you're unsure whether this unit fits your layout or staffing numbers, we're happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This four door locker from Elite is a straightforward, well-built storage unit designed for staff areas, changing rooms, and back-of-house spaces where personal belongings need to be secured reliably throughout a busy shift. Each of the four compartments is fitted with an electronic combination locking mechanism, removing the need for keys or padlocks and reducing the day-to-day admin that comes with managing lost keys across a large team.

Constructed from powder coated steel, the unit is built to handle the kind of repeated, heavy use that comes with high staff turnover environments. The reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments help maintain structural integrity over time, which matters in sites where lockers are in constant use across multiple shifts. The red powder coat finish makes it a practical choice where colour coding by department or team is useful, or simply where a more defined aesthetic is preferred over standard grey.

From an operational standpoint, the electronic combination system offers a few practical advantages over keyed alternatives:

• No keys to issue, track, or replace when staff change
• Each user sets their own code, keeping access personal and secure
• Coin return mechanism is compatible with the current UK £1 coin
• Powder coated steel resists knocks and surface damage in busy areas
• Welded plinths and reinforced doors support long-term structural integrity

At 1950mm tall and 450mm deep, this is a full-height unit suited to standard changing room layouts. It is worth confirming ceiling clearance and access routes before delivery, particularly in basement or mezzanine staff areas. The unit weighs 30.5kg, so two people will be needed for positioning.

This locker suits catering operations, hotels, and leisure sites with moderate to large staff numbers where a keyless system simplifies daily management. For sites needing more compartments per unit or higher-volume storage solutions, a wider or higher-capacity configuration may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing ageing locker banks and would like to talk through the right configuration, the team is happy to help.

This is a four-door personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a sloping top and fitted with camlock closures. Each compartment is a self-contained lockable space, and the welded plinth between doors adds a practical layer of inter-compartment security — a sensible detail in shared changing areas where staff store valuables. The sloping top prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which is a useful feature in managed facilities where tidiness and access compliance matter.

The locker is constructed with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish, which gives it solid resistance to the knocks and scuffs typical in back-of-house environments. This kind of finish holds up well in staff areas, cleaners' rooms, and service corridors where lockers see daily heavy use. The red finish is a specific factory colour option rather than a field-applied paint, so the finish consistency is reliable throughout.

Practically speaking, this unit suits facilities that need to provide individual lockable storage across a shared footprint. Four separate compartments in a single standing unit makes efficient use of floor space in areas where room is limited. A few points worth noting before ordering:

• Camlocks are included — padlocks are not supplied and would require a separate purchase if preferred
• The sloping top means no usable surface above the unit — factor this in if overhead shelf space is needed nearby
• At just under 25kg, the unit can typically be positioned by two people without mechanical assistance
• The powder-coat finish is durable but should not be cleaned with abrasive or solvent-based products

This locker is well suited to catering and hospitality businesses, schools, leisure facilities, and light industrial sites where individual staff storage is required. For sites needing more compartments per unit, or greater locker depth for bulkier items, there are larger configurations available within the Elite range.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing existing locker banks and want to talk through quantities, colour coordination, or layout, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you place an order.

This is a four-compartment steel locker unit designed for environments where personal belongings need to be stored securely during a shift or visit. Each compartment operates on a coin return mechanism — users insert a coin to lock the door and retrieve it on exit — which removes the need for key management and reduces the administrative burden on site managers. The unit is finished in red powder coated steel, which gives it a degree of colour-coding utility where different locker banks are assigned to different teams or areas.

The construction is solid. Powder coated steel throughout, reinforced doors, and welded plinths between compartments all contribute to a unit that holds up under the kind of repeated, everyday use you'd expect in a busy staffroom, changing area, or public-facing facility. The 450mm compartment depth is a practical size for jackets, bags, and day-to-day personal effects without the unit becoming unnecessarily bulky.

A few features worth noting from an operational standpoint:

• Coin return locking — no keys to manage or replace, straightforward for staff and visitors alike
• Sloping top panel — prevents bags and equipment being stacked on top, reducing clutter and potential injury risk
• Welded plinths — separate each compartment cleanly and add structural rigidity
• Reinforced doors — better resistance to the knocks and pulls of high-frequency use
• Powder coated finish — more durable than painted steel and easier to wipe down

Installation is straightforward. The unit is freestanding and requires no electrical connection. At just over 30kg it can be positioned by two people, though for larger locker bank installations it is worth planning the layout before units are in place. The sloping top means stacking units vertically is not possible, so floor space requirements should be factored into any room layout.

This locker is well suited to catering and hospitality back-of-house areas, leisure centres, schools, and similar sites where staff or visitor turnover is high and key-based systems create ongoing management problems. For sites needing more compartments per unit or larger individual locker sizes, alternatives within the range are worth considering.

If you are fitting out a larger staffroom or need to specify several units across a site, it is worth having a conversation with us before ordering — getting the layout and quantity right first time avoids unnecessary expense.

The Elite Four Door Coin Return Locker is a steel locker bank providing four individual storage compartments within a single unit, finished in a red powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured with a coin return mechanism, which operates on the standard new British £1 coin — meaning users retrieve their coin when vacating, removing the need for staff to manage keys or tokens on a daily basis.

In busy staff areas — changing rooms, canteen lobbies, leisure facilities, and high-footfall workplaces — lockers take considerably more daily use than the average piece of furniture. This unit is built with reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments to resist the kind of repetitive, heavy-handed use that quickly degrades lighter-grade alternatives. The powder coated steel construction holds up well to humid environments such as those found adjacent to kitchen changing facilities or wet-room areas.

Practical advantages for site operators include:

• Coin return system reduces staff involvement in locker management
• Compatible with current British £1 coinage — no need for proprietary tokens
• Reinforced doors and welded plinths improve resistance to daily heavy use
• Powder coated finish offers reasonable corrosion resistance in damp environments
• Four compartments per unit makes efficient use of wall space in compact changing areas

At 1800mm tall, the unit is a full-height locker bank and will require adequate ceiling clearance and stable, level flooring. At 29.5kg, two people should be on hand for positioning. The 300mm width per unit means multiple banks can be run side by side where space allows, though the 450mm depth should be factored into room layout to maintain clear walkways in accordance with any applicable regulations.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need to provide secure personal storage for staff without placing ongoing administrative demands on management. The four-door format is a practical middle ground — where a larger workforce requires more compartments, multi-bay configurations or taller banks may be worth considering. For smaller sites or lower-security requirements, two-door alternatives exist within the range.

If you're fitting out a changing area and would like guidance on how many units you'll need, or whether this format suits your particular space and security requirements, our team is happy to talk it through.

This is a four-door steel locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder-coated steel and fitted with a sloping top to discourage items being stored on top of the unit. Each of the four compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or coins to operate. The sloping top configuration is a practical detail in staff areas where tidiness and fire safety compliance are a consideration.

Constructed from powder-coated steel, the unit is built to cope with regular daily use in busy staff changing areas. The reinforced doors and welded plinth construction add structural rigidity that holds up well in high-footfall environments where lockers take more than occasional knocks. The powder coat finish in red also makes the unit easier to keep visually organised in larger locker rooms where colour coding by department or team is useful.

From an operational standpoint, the manual combination mechanism keeps running costs and maintenance low — there are no electronic components to service and no replacement keys to manage. Key practical points include:

• Manual combination locks — no keys, coins, or batteries required
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and aids compliance
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and cleanable
• Colour-coded red finish supports departmental organisation
• Welded plinth construction adds structural stability

At 1,950mm in height and 300mm in both width and depth per column, this is a relatively compact unit suited to smaller staff areas or situations where space is limited. It is worth noting that the 300mm compartment depth may not accommodate larger bags or bulky clothing comfortably, so it is worth considering your staff's typical storage needs before committing. The unit weighs 30.5kg, which is manageable for installation but will require at least two people to position safely.

This locker is well suited to hospitality, catering, and food production environments where staff require secure personal storage and a tidy, organised changing area is expected. It works particularly well where key management has proven problematic. For sites with larger teams or staff carrying bulkier kit, deeper or wider locker configurations may be a better fit.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing ageing locker provision and would like to talk through your options, we are happy to help you work out what suits your site.

This is a four-compartment personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red powder coated steel and secured with a manual combination locking mechanism. Each of the four individual compartments provides a dedicated, lockable space for personal belongings, making this unit well suited to staff changing areas, back-of-house facilities, and any shared workspace where secure personal storage is required.

Powder coated steel construction gives the unit the structural rigidity to handle regular, heavy use without deteriorating quickly. The reinforced doors and welded plinth design are practical details that matter in environments where lockers are used repeatedly throughout the day by multiple people — the kind of treatment that exposes weaker construction fairly quickly. The manual combination lock removes the need for keys, which reduces the ongoing cost and admin associated with lost or duplicated keys in a busy team environment.

From an operational standpoint, this unit offers a straightforward set of practical advantages:

• No keys required — combination lock reduces lost key incidents
• Welded plinth and reinforced doors support longevity in high-traffic areas
• Four individual compartments suit small teams or shared shift-based rotas
• Powder coated finish is robust and easy to wipe down
• Red finish aids identification in larger locker bank installations

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a full-height, narrow-profile unit. The 300mm depth is on the slimmer side, so it is worth confirming it suits your storage requirements before ordering — it will comfortably hold clothing and smaller personal items, but may not suit bulkier belongings such as large bags or full work gear. For larger teams or higher storage volume, wider or higher-capacity locker banks are available.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to make sure the configuration suits your space and headcount, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is a four-compartment steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated red paint. Each compartment is secured by a camlock, providing a straightforward and reliable locking arrangement without the need for padlocks or combination mechanisms. The unit is built to a standard full-height profile, making it suitable for staff changing areas, corridors, or back-of-house storage rooms where individual secure compartments are needed for four users.

The construction includes reinforced doors and a welded plinth between each door opening, which improves inter-compartment security by reducing the gap between adjacent doors. This is a practical detail in shared staff areas where incidental access to neighbouring compartments is a concern. The powder-coated finish is robust enough for the humidity and temperature variation typical of catering back-of-house environments, and the red colour aids quick visual identification in multi-bank locker installations.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Camlock per door — no padlock purchasing or combination management required
• Welded plinth between doors reduces inter-compartment gaps
• Reinforced door construction for durability under daily use
• Powder-coated finish resists humidity common in catering environments
• Red finish supports colour-coded locker bank organisation

At 1800mm tall, the unit requires standard ceiling clearance and enough floor space for door swing clearance across all four compartments. At 24.5kg it can typically be positioned by two people, though it should be fixed to a wall for stability once in place. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This locker suits smaller catering operations, front-of-house teams, or any site needing secure individual storage for up to four staff members. For larger teams or higher-security requirements, heavier-duty or higher-compartment configurations may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to discuss compartment numbers, locker banks, or colour options, the team is happy to help you plan the right arrangement before you order.

This is a four-compartment steel locker from Elite, finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder coat in blue. It is designed for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar workplace environments where secure personal storage is required. The sloping top prevents items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in tidy, well-managed facilities. Each compartment is secured by a standard padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied, so operators can specify their own preferred type or a keyed-alike system across multiple units.

The welded plinth between doors is a meaningful design detail. It reinforces inter-compartment separation and reduces the risk of access between adjacent bays — a common weak point in cheaper locker designs. The powder coat finish is applied to a solid steel carcass, making these lockers well suited to the kind of daily wear-and-tear that comes with busy staff areas.

Practical considerations worth noting before ordering:

• Padlock not included — operators need to source separately
• Sloping top is fixed — not interchangeable with a flat top version
• Blue finish is a specific colour option; other colours are available across the range
• At just under 25kg, installation is straightforward but two-person handling is advisable
• The 300mm width per unit means four-door configurations suit smaller changing room footprints

These lockers are a practical choice for catering businesses, hospitality venues, and food production sites that need reliable staff storage without unnecessary complexity. For larger sites requiring more compartments per bay or greater depth, wider or multi-door configurations are available in the same range.

If you are fitting out a changing room or back-of-house area and want to discuss quantities, layout, or colour options, we are happy to help before you place an order.

This is a four-door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in blue epoxy polyester powder-coated paint. Each unit provides four individual padlock-secured compartments within a single tall cabinet, making it a practical choice for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and anywhere a number of employees need personal secure storage within a compact footprint.

The construction is robust steel throughout, with a welded plinth between doors that improves inter-compartment security — a useful detail that resists attempts to lever between sections. Doors are reinforced to withstand the kind of daily use that comes with a busy shift changeover, and the powder-coated finish is reasonably resistant to knocks, humidity, and the general wear typical of commercial back-of-house environments.

From a practical standpoint, the four-compartment format is well suited to smaller teams or situations where space is limited. Key operational advantages include:

• Four independent locking compartments in one cabinet, reducing the floor space needed
• Padlock fitting gives operators the flexibility to use their own lock type and key management system
• Welded plinth between doors adds a layer of inter-compartment security
• Powder-coated finish handles humidity and everyday wear in back-of-house conditions
• Flat-top design allows units to be stacked or placed side by side cleanly

Installation is straightforward — the unit is freestanding and requires no fixed services. At 1800mm tall it will fit most standard ceiling heights, though it is worth confirming clearance if the room has low beams or ductwork. As with any locker bank, fixing to the wall or floor is worth considering in high-traffic areas for added stability. The blue finish is a factory-applied colour, so if you need a different colour to match a colour-coded zone system, it is worth discussing alternatives before ordering.

This locker is well suited to small catering teams, front-of-house staff areas, and hospitality back-of-house rooms where a manageable number of secure personal storage spaces are needed. If you have a larger team or require a higher number of compartments per run, higher-door-count configurations are available within the same range.

If you are unsure whether this format is the right fit for your staff room layout or team size, we are happy to help you work through the options.

This four-door locker from Elite is a powder coated steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and hygiene-sensitive workplaces. Each of the four compartments is secured independently via an electronic combination lock mechanism, removing the need for keys and the operational headaches that come with them. The sloping top discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which helps maintain cleaner, tidier staff areas and supports good hygiene practice.

The construction uses toughened steel throughout, with reinforced doors and a welded base that provides solid inter-compartmental security. In environments where staff turnover is frequent or access codes need to be changed regularly, the electronic lock mechanism handles that without the cost or delay of rekeying. The anti-bacterial coating is resistant to MRSA and E. coli, making this unit a practical choice for food production sites, hospital catering facilities, and anywhere with strict hygiene standards.

Practical benefits for operators include:

• Keyless access — no lost keys or locksmith call-outs
• Anti-bacterial coating suitable for hygiene-critical environments
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and reduces clutter
• Welded base and reinforced doors for robust inter-compartmental security
• Blue powder coat finish — identifiable and suited to colour-coded staff areas

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide per unit, this locker fits comfortably into standard staff corridors and changing rooms without occupying excessive floor space. The 29.5kg weight means installation is straightforward, though wall fixing is worth considering in high-traffic areas for added stability. No electrical connection is required beyond battery power for the lock mechanism.

This unit is well suited to smaller catering operations, hotel back-of-house areas, school kitchens, and contract catering sites where reliable, hygienic staff storage is needed without complexity. For larger sites requiring bank configurations or higher compartment counts, wider or taller locker arrangements may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through locker configurations, finishes, or quantities, we are happy to help you get it right before you order.

This four-door locker from Elite is a powder coated steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and other workplace environments where secure personal storage is required. Each of the four compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and simplifying access management in busy team environments.

The unit is built from toughened steel with reinforced doors and a welded base, which contributes to solid inter-compartmental security — an important consideration in shared staff areas where multiple employees may be using adjacent compartments simultaneously. The powder coated finish is durable under everyday use and handles the knocks and scrapes typical of a working back-of-house environment. An anti-bacterial coating is applied to the unit, providing resistance to MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a practical choice for food production sites, healthcare environments, and any setting with strict hygiene requirements.

• Electronic combination locking on each door — no keys to manage or replace
• Anti-bacterial coating suited to hygiene-critical environments
• Reinforced doors and welded base for robust inter-compartmental security
• Powder coated steel finish resistant to daily wear
• Available in blue — useful where colour-coded zoning is in use

At 1950mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a slim, full-height locker suited to sites where floor space is limited. The four-door configuration makes it practical for small teams or where compact individual storage is preferable to larger single-door units. It is supplied as a flat-top model, so stacking or adding a sloped-top accessory is a consideration if you need to discourage storage on top of the unit.

This locker works well in catering and hospitality environments, food manufacturing sites, and anywhere requiring hygienic, key-free personal storage. For larger teams or higher-volume installations, wider multi-door configurations or bank arrangements may be more suitable. If you are fitting out a full changing area or need guidance on quantities and layout, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

This four door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, well-built unit designed for staff changing rooms and back-of-house storage areas in commercial environments. Each compartment is secured with a camlock fitting, and the unit is constructed with a welded plinth running between the doors — a practical detail that strengthens the panel join and improves security between individual compartments. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit and helps maintain a tidier appearance over time. This unit is finished in blue using a tough epoxy polyester powder coat, which resists chipping and handles the knocks typical of a busy changing environment.

In day-to-day use, the construction holds up well under regular, heavy-handed use — the kind of handling that lockers in catering and hospitality environments tend to receive during shift changes. The powder coat finish is straightforward to wipe down and does not require specialist cleaning products. The welded plinth construction is more robust than designs that rely solely on pressed panels, particularly where multiple staff are sharing a locker bank and compartment integrity matters.

Key practical features of this unit include:

• Camlock fittings on all four compartments for reliable, key-operated security
• Welded plinth between doors, improving inter-compartment security and structural rigidity
• Sloping top to prevent storage accumulation and maintain a tidy area
• Epoxy polyester powder coat finish in blue — durable and easy to clean
• Double coat hooks within each compartment for practical uniform and clothing storage

Installation is uncomplicated — the unit is free-standing and requires no electrical or plumbing connection. At just under 25kg, it can be manoeuvred by two people without specialist equipment, though the 1,950mm height means access and ceiling clearance should be confirmed before delivery. The 450mm depth suits most standard changing room layouts without significantly intruding on walkway space. It is worth confirming the floor is level, as uneven surfaces can cause door alignment issues over time.

This model is well suited to smaller teams or sites where four individual lockable compartments are sufficient — hotels, restaurants, care homes, and similar premises with modest staff numbers. For larger teams, multi-door configurations and wider locker banks are available in the same range. If you are fitting out a full changing room or need to match an existing locker colour scheme, it is worth having a conversation before ordering to ensure the configuration works for your space.

If you are unsure whether this unit fits your layout or staffing requirements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This is a four-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in blue. Each of the four doors is secured with a coin return mechanism updated for compatibility with the current British £1 coin, providing a practical, key-free solution for shared or high-turnover environments where key management is a recurring problem.

The construction is built with day-to-day commercial use in mind. Reinforced doors and a welded base contribute to solid inter-compartmental security, reducing the risk of forced access between adjacent compartments. The powder coated steel finish is robust enough to withstand the knocks and scuffs typical of busy changing areas, plant rooms, and back-of-house corridors.

A few practical points worth noting for busy or hygiene-sensitive sites:

• Anti-bacterial coating tested resistant to MRSA and E. coli — relevant for food production and healthcare-adjacent environments
• Sloping top discourages items being left on the unit and makes routine cleaning straightforward
• Coin return mechanism requires no key administration, which reduces management overhead in high-turnover staff areas
• Powder coated steel finish resists everyday impact in back-of-house environments
• Welded base and reinforced doors provide solid compartment-to-compartment security

At just over 30kg, the unit is manageable for a two-person installation and does not require any electrical, gas, or water connection. The relatively shallow 450mm depth makes it workable in tighter changing rooms or corridors where space is limited, though the 1950mm height means ceiling clearance should be confirmed before delivery. No special fixings are mandatory, though wall-anchoring is advisable in high-traffic areas.

This locker is well suited to catering operations, food production sites, healthcare facilities, and any commercial environment where hygiene standards are a consideration. For larger sites needing more compartments or higher-volume banks of lockers, higher-capacity configurations are available across the range.

If you are specifying lockers for a fit-out or refurbishment and want to talk through quantities, layout, or colour options, the team is happy to help before you place an order.

This four-door locker from Elite is a free-standing, powder-coated steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, leisure facilities, hospitality back-of-house spaces, and anywhere personal belongings need to be stored securely during a shift. Each of the four compartments is independently secured with a coin return mechanism, updated to accept the current British £1 coin, which removes the need for staff to carry keys and avoids the ongoing cost of replacement padlocks.

The construction is solid throughout. Welded steel bases and reinforced door panels provide good inter-compartmental security, meaning contents in one section are not accessible from an adjacent one. The powder-coated finish in blue is durable under everyday use and resists the minor knocks and scuffs typical in busy back-of-house environments. An anti-bacterial coating is applied to the units, offering resistance to the spread of MRSA and E. coli — a practical consideration for catering, healthcare, or food production settings where hygiene standards are closely monitored.

• Coin return locks reduce key management and ongoing replacement costs
• Anti-bacterial coating suited to hygiene-critical environments
• Welded base and reinforced doors support inter-compartmental security
• Powder-coated steel finish stands up to everyday back-of-house use
• Four independent compartments allow multiple users to share a single unit

At 1800mm tall with a compact 300mm width per unit, these lockers fit into relatively narrow corridors or changing rooms without dominating the space. They are suitable for wall-lining or free-standing installation, though it is worth confirming floor fixing requirements where units will be used in high-footfall or unsupervised areas.

This locker works well for small to medium catering teams, front-of-house staff rooms, or leisure and hospitality changing areas. Sites requiring a larger number of compartments, wider storage per user, or different colour configurations should consider whether alternative locker layouts — such as single-door or six-door formats — would serve their staff numbers better.

If you are fitting out a changing room or staff area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or colour options, we are happy to help you get it right 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.

This four-door locker from Elite is a free-standing, powder coated steel unit designed to provide secure personal storage in staff areas. Each of the four compartments is fitted with a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and the administrative burden that comes with them. The unit is finished in blue powder coated steel, which offers durability and a degree of resistance to the knocks and scuffs typical in busy back-of-house environments.

In day-to-day use, the welded construction and reinforced doors help maintain compartmental integrity over time. Staff can rely on consistent lock function without the wear issues associated with cheaper key-lock alternatives. The anti-bacterial coating is particularly relevant in food and hospitality settings, where the unit may be situated close to food preparation or changing areas — it is specified as resistant to MRSA and E. coli, which supports compliance in hygiene-sensitive environments.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• No key management — combination locks reduce admin and lost-key issues
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene standards in food environments
• Powder coated steel finish resists surface damage in high-traffic staff areas
• Four individual compartments provide clear, separate storage for each staff member
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or positioned flush against walls

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a slimline unit well suited to corridors, changing areas, or compact staff rooms where space is limited. The 29.5kg weight means it can be moved during installation without specialist equipment, though it should be positioned on a level floor. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This locker is a practical choice for smaller hospitality, food service, or food retail operations needing secure staff storage without a large footprint. Sites requiring storage for larger teams or greater per-person capacity should consider wider multi-door configurations or banks of units.

If you are specifying lockers for a new build or refurbishment and want to work through the layout or quantity requirements, the team is happy to assist.

This is a four door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in blue and secured with a camlock on each compartment. Each door gives an individual occupant a lockable space for personal belongings, making this a practical option for staff areas where multiple users share a single locker unit. The flat top design keeps the unit neat and straightforward to install against a wall or in a row configuration.

The construction is built to cope with daily use in busy staff changing environments. The doors are reinforced, and a welded plinth runs between compartments to improve inter-compartment security — reducing the risk of forced access spreading from one door to the next. The tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish is resistant to knocks and scratches, which matters in back-of-house areas where conditions are rarely gentle.

• Camlock fitting on each door keeps operation simple and low-maintenance
• Reinforced doors provide added resistance to everyday wear and forced entry
• Welded plinth between compartments limits inter-compartment security compromise
• Powder coated finish resists corrosion and surface damage in humid environments
• Flat top keeps the unit clean and easy to maintain

Installation is straightforward. The unit stands at 1800mm tall and sits on a fixed plinth, so no separate base is required. At 24.5kg it is manageable to position with two people, though fixing to a wall or floor is advisable in high-traffic areas for stability. No electrical or plumbing connections are needed.

This locker suits catering businesses, hospitality operators, and food production sites where staff storage is required but space is limited. If you need a higher-capacity configuration — more compartments per bay or a larger footprint — alternative models in the range are available. If you are fitting out a full changing area and want guidance on layout or quantity, the team is happy to help work through the options before you order.

This is a four-door staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey with a sloping top to prevent items being stored on top of the unit. Each compartment is secured by a padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied and should be sourced separately. The welded plinth between doors is a practical detail that improves inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of one user gaining access to an adjacent compartment.

In a commercial catering or hospitality environment, staff lockers take a considerable amount of daily use. The tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish holds up well against knocks, humidity, and the kind of wear that comes with a busy changing area. The sloping top discourages clutter and keeps the installation looking orderly over time, which matters in any area subject to hygiene or fire safety inspections.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Welded plinth between compartments improves inter-compartment security
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage on top of the unit
• Powder coated finish resists corrosion and surface damage over time
• Padlock fittings allow operators to choose their own padlock standard
• Four compartments in a single freestanding unit makes efficient use of floor space

At just under two metres tall and 300mm wide, this unit has a relatively compact footprint, which suits staff areas, corridors, or changing rooms where space is at a premium. It weighs approximately 24.8kg, so two people should be involved in positioning and installation. Fixing to the wall or floor is advisable in any location where the locker could be subject to tipping risk, particularly in busy staff areas.

This locker is well suited to small to medium hospitality, catering, or food production sites needing dedicated staff storage. For larger sites requiring more compartments or greater depth, wider or multi-unit configurations are available. If you are fitting out a full staff room or have specific access or layout requirements, it is worth discussing your situation with us before ordering.

This is a four-compartment steel locker designed for staff storage in commercial environments. Each compartment is secured by a padlock hasp rather than a built-in lock, which means operators supply their own padlocks and can replace or rekey them independently — a practical advantage in high-turnover workplaces. The locker sits on a welded plinth that runs between the door openings, which reinforces the base structure and reduces the gap between compartments, helping to limit access between adjacent sections.

The steel construction is finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint in grey, which resists chipping and corrosion reasonably well in dry changing room or back-of-house environments. Reinforced doors add rigidity to each compartment face, reducing flex and helping the lockers maintain their shape under everyday use. At just under 25kg, the unit is manageable to position and doesn't require specialist installation — it can be installed against a wall and optionally bolted down for added security.

Practical points worth considering before purchasing:

• Padlocks are not included — operators need to source these separately
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or used in combination rows
• Powder coat finish is suited to dry environments; prolonged damp or outdoor exposure is not recommended
• The welded plinth improves inter-compartment security versus open-base alternatives
• Grey finish works well in standard staff areas; colour options may be available on request

This locker is well suited to smaller hospitality sites, cafés, pubs, care homes, and similar premises where four staff members share a bank of lockers. For larger sites needing higher compartment counts or heavy-duty specification, it's worth considering alternatives with greater capacity or additional security features.

If you're planning a locker room layout or need to match an existing installation, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you order.

This four door locker from Elite Lockers is a freestanding personal storage unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured by an individual electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The sloping top prevents items being stored on top of the unit, which also aids cleanliness and discourages clutter in staff areas.

In commercial catering environments, staff changing and storage areas come under considerable daily pressure. Lockers need to withstand heavy use across multiple shifts, resist dents and corrosion, and remain hygienic over time. The powder coated steel construction on this unit holds up well under regular use, and the anti-bacterial coating on the frame is a practical consideration in food-service settings where hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen itself.

From an operational standpoint, the electronic combination locking mechanism offers straightforward access management — no lost keys, no padlock replacements, and no need for staff to carry additional hardware. Practical benefits include:

• Electronic combination lock removes dependency on keys or padlocks
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene requirements in food-service environments
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and reduces dust accumulation
• Powder coated steel finish resists everyday wear across multiple shifts
• Four separate compartments allow individual secure storage for four staff members

At 1800mm tall and 450mm deep, this unit is a standard full-height locker and will require adequate floor space and sufficient ceiling clearance. At 29.5kg it can be manoeuvred by two people without specialist equipment, though anchoring to a wall is advisable for stability, particularly in busy changing areas. No electrical connection is required beyond battery power for the locking mechanisms.

This locker is well suited to staff changing rooms, back-of-house storage areas, and welfare facilities in restaurants, hotels, contract catering operations, and food production sites. For larger teams requiring more compartments, wider banks or additional units can typically be configured to suit the space available.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or locking options, we are happy to help you work through the requirements before you order.