Elite Eight Door Camlock Locker with Sloping Top – Red

This is an eight-compartment staff locker unit built from powder-coated steel, finished in red. Each compartment is secured by an individual camlock, and the unit features a welded plinth between the door columns to improve inter-compartment security and reduce the risk of access between adjacent sections. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in staff areas where clutter can accumulate.

In commercial premises — hospitality kitchens, catering facilities, food production sites — staff locker provision is both a practical necessity and a compliance consideration. This unit is well suited to changing rooms, staff corridors, and back-of-house areas where space is limited but multiple staff members require secure personal storage. The narrow 300mm depth means it can be installed in relatively tight runs without projecting significantly into a corridor or changing area.

The powder-coated steel construction holds up well under the routine wear expected in a busy back-of-house environment. Camlocks offer straightforward operation — staff receive a key per compartment — and are generally reliable in daily use. The welded plinth between the two four-door columns adds a level of structural rigidity and security that makes this a more considered design than basic budget lockers.

• Eight individual lockable compartments within a single freestanding unit
• Sloping top prevents accumulation of items above the unit
• Welded inter-column plinth improves compartment-to-compartment security
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and easy to wipe down
• Compact 300mm depth suits corridors and smaller changing areas

At 27kg, the unit is manageable for a two-person installation. It is a freestanding design, though anchoring to a wall is worth considering in high-traffic environments for stability. If your site requires a larger bank of lockers — for example, a high-volume kitchen brigade or large hospitality team — it is worth discussing whether a wider or taller configuration would be more practical before ordering.

If you are fitting out a staff area and are unsure whether this configuration suits your headcount or space, we are happy to talk it through.