Elite Eight Door Electronic Combination Locker Grey

This is a free-standing, eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in grey powder-coated steel and secured with individual electronic combination locks. Each compartment operates independently, meaning staff can set and manage their own access code without the need for keys or padlocks. The flat top profile allows units to be stacked or positioned flush to low ceilings where headroom is limited.

In busy catering and hospitality environments, staff changing areas and back-of-house rooms often see heavy daily use. These lockers are built with that in mind — reinforced doors, welded plinths between each compartment to reduce inter-compartment flex, and a construction that holds up to the kind of daily traffic a busy restaurant or hotel operation puts through it. The electronic locking system removes the ongoing cost and hassle of lost keys, which is a practical consideration in any high-turnover staffing environment.

From an operational standpoint, the unit offers several advantages worth noting:

• Anti-bacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli — relevant in food service environments
• Electronic combination locks — no keys to manage or replace
• Reinforced doors with welded inter-compartment plinths for improved security
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for straightforward wall-fixing
• Powder-coated steel finish for durability and ease of cleaning

At 1800mm tall with a 300mm square footprint per column, this unit is relatively compact and suits spaces where floor area is at a premium. Weighing 28kg, it can be positioned and fixed by two people without specialist equipment. Wall-fixing is recommended for stability, particularly in narrower configurations. The unit is suitable for indoor use only and should be positioned away from direct moisture or steam.

This locker is well suited to restaurants, hotels, contract catering sites, schools, and similar establishments needing straightforward, key-free staff storage in a modest footprint. For larger teams or sites requiring more compartments, multi-bay configurations or higher-compartment units may be worth considering.

If you're fitting out a staff area and want to discuss the right locker arrangement for your headcount and space, the team is happy to help you work through the options.