Lockers

This is a four-door coin return locker from Elite Lockers, finished in black powder coated steel and designed for staff changing room environments where security, hygiene, and ease of management across shifts are practical priorities. Each of the four doors provides individual lockable storage, and the coin return mechanism means the locker is always available to the next user once the previous one has retrieved their deposit — removing the need for key tracking or staff supervision between shifts.

The powder coated steel is treated with an antibacterial coating that resists common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli. In catering operations, food production facilities, and healthcare environments, where changing rooms cycle through large numbers of staff across multiple shifts, this is a meaningful hygiene consideration rather than a cosmetic one. The sloping top is a practical detail that prevents items accumulating on top of the unit, which helps maintain orderly changing areas without additional housekeeping effort.

From an operational standpoint, this locker offers several advantages worth noting:

• Coin return locking removes the need for key management across shift changes
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in food-handling and healthcare environments
• Sloping top discourages impromptu storage and aids housekeeping
• Can be wall-fixed for added stability where space is tight
• Four-door configuration provides secure individual storage for four staff per unit

The unit is freestanding and requires no electrical or plumbing connections, making installation straightforward. At 30.5kg it is manageable for two people to position and wall-fix if required. If you are fitting out a full bank of lockers for a larger team, it is worth planning the layout before ordering to confirm quantities and row spacing — particularly in changing rooms with irregular dimensions.

This locker suits catering businesses, food production sites, schools, gyms, and any workplace where staff storage and hygiene standards are formal requirements. Where teams are larger or a different locking format would better suit your shift patterns, there are alternative configurations worth exploring.

If you are outfitting a changing room from scratch or adding to existing provision, we are happy to talk through quantities, layout, and whether coin return is the right mechanism for how your team works.

This is a single-door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel with a sloping top to prevent items being stored or accumulating on the upper surface. It closes and secures via a camlock, which removes the need for a padlock and keeps the front face clean and straightforward to manage. The unit is designed for use in staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar environments where personal storage needs to be secure and easy to maintain.

The steel framework is robust enough for everyday commercial use, and the antibacterial coating has been tested against MRSA and E. coli — a relevant consideration in food-preparation or healthcare-adjacent environments where hygiene standards are non-negotiable. The locker door is reinforced, and each unit includes a welded plinth, which adds structural integrity and helps keep the base clear of floor-level moisture and debris.

From a practical standpoint, this locker suits sites where installation flexibility matters:

• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow wall-mounting for added stability
• Units can be nested together in rows to make efficient use of limited floor space
• The sloping top discourages unofficial storage of bags or equipment on top of lockers
• Camlock mechanism avoids the ongoing cost and management of padlocks
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in regulated environments

At 1,950mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a full-height, narrow-profile locker — well suited to changing rooms where space is at a premium. At 22kg, it is manageable for a two-person installation without specialist equipment, though wall-fixing is advisable in high-traffic areas. If you require wider compartments, multi-door configurations, or a larger bank of lockers for a sizeable team, there are alternative formats available that may be a better fit.

This locker is commonly specified for catering and hospitality back-of-house areas, food production sites, leisure facilities, and healthcare settings where a combination of durability, hygiene performance, and straightforward security is required. It is less suited to environments needing ventilated compartments for damp workwear or larger personal storage volumes per person.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your space, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Elite eight-door camlock locker is a freestanding storage unit intended for staff changing rooms and back-of-house areas in commercial and hospitality environments. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by its own camlock, providing a straightforward and reliable locking arrangement without the complexity of combination or electronic systems. The unit is finished in a graphite grey powder-coated steel, giving it a clean, professional appearance that sits comfortably in most staff facilities.

The powder coating carries an antibacterial treatment effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli. In environments where hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen itself — particularly in food-production or healthcare-adjacent settings — this is a practical consideration rather than a marketing point. The steel construction is reinforced at the doors, which helps the unit withstand the daily wear of high-footfall changing rooms without the doors warping or the hinges loosening prematurely.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes with pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear panel, allowing it to be wall-mounted for additional stability or bolted to adjacent units where space is tight and lateral movement needs to be prevented. At 1800mm tall, it makes good use of vertical space, which is often at a premium in staff areas.

• Antibacterial coating helps maintain hygiene in food-handling environments
• Reinforced doors reduce wear in high-footfall changing rooms
• Camlock system is simple to manage and rekey if required
• Wall-fixing option adds stability without requiring floor anchoring alone
• Units can be nested together to maximise space in compact areas

This locker suits smaller teams or operations where individual compartments per person are needed within a single unit. For larger workforces, multiple units can be combined, and higher-capacity configurations are available if a single bank needs to accommodate more staff. If you are fitting out a full changing room and want to discuss layout, fixing arrangements, or volume requirements, our team is happy to work through the specifics with you.

This five-door garment dispensing locker is designed specifically for workwear distribution in commercial kitchens, food production sites, and similar environments where staff are issued laundered uniforms at the start of each shift. Each of the five compartments is accessed by an individual front door, giving each team member their own dedicated space. A separate service door at the rear allows all five compartments to be loaded simultaneously by laundry or facilities staff, keeping the distribution process clean, organised, and separate from the collection side.

In practice, this kind of locker suits operations where workwear is laundered off-site or centrally and then returned to staff in a controlled manner. It removes the need for staff to handle unissued garments and keeps the dispensing area tidy during busy shift changeovers. The steel construction is robust enough for daily use in back-of-house environments where lockers are subject to regular handling.

Key practical advantages include:

• Individual compartments keep each staff member's garments separate and secure
• Rear service door allows full loading without access to user-facing doors
• Steel construction handles the demands of daily shift use reliably
• Compact footprint suits corridors, changing areas, or staff rooms with limited space
• Straightforward layout reduces administration during shift changeovers

Installation is straightforward — the unit is free-standing and requires no utilities connections. The relatively modest footprint makes it suitable for tighter back-of-house spaces, though it's worth confirming doorway clearances before delivery given the unit's full standing height. For sites with larger teams, multiple units can typically be arranged side by side.

This locker is well suited to smaller kitchens, café teams, or food production units with up to five staff requiring dispensed workwear. Larger operations with bigger teams would be better served by a higher-capacity configuration.

If you're unsure whether this unit fits your site layout or team size, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you order.

This five-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual secure storage compartments for staff belongings, built for back-of-house use in commercial catering, hospitality, and food service environments. Each of the five compartments is secured by a coin return mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin, meaning no keys need to be issued, tracked, or replaced by site supervisors — the user retains the coin on exit and the locker is ready for the next person.

The unit is constructed from welded steel with reinforced doors and a welded plinth, giving it the rigidity needed to withstand daily use in busy staff areas. The blue powder coated finish carries resistance to MRSA and E-coli, which is a practical consideration in food service environments where hygiene standards apply beyond the kitchen floor itself. The blue is a fixed colour option — if your site has specific colour coordination requirements, it is worth confirming this at the point of order.

Practically, the unit is straightforward to position. Pre-drilled nesting holes allow multiple units to be bolted together side by side for longer locker runs, or fixed directly to a wall where additional stability is needed. At 1800mm tall with a compact 300mm square footprint per column, it makes efficient use of limited floor space, though ceiling clearance and floor surface should be considered before final siting.

• Coin return locking — no key management burden for site operators
• MRSA and E-coli resistant coating — supports hygiene compliance in food environments
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall-fixing or side-by-side multi-unit runs
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth for durability under daily use
• Accepts current British £1 coin — no adaptor or retrofit required

This unit is well suited to smaller operations — cafés, pubs, independent restaurants, and contract catering sites — where a modest number of locker spaces meets the team's needs. For larger teams or higher-density staff facilities, multi-bay runs or wider column configurations are likely to be more practical. If you are fitting out a full staff changing area and are unsure of the right quantity or layout, it is worth a conversation with us before placing an order.

This eight-door coin return locker from Elite Lockers is a free-standing staff storage unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a coin return lock — users insert a coin to release the key, which is returned once the locker is vacated and the door relocked. The grey powder coated finish gives the unit a clean, neutral appearance well suited to staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and welfare areas.

The steel construction is built to handle daily use across multiple shift patterns. Solid doors and a well-braced frame resist the knocks and heavy-handed use that are common in busy back-of-house environments, and the powder coated surface is straightforward to wipe down as part of routine cleaning.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Antibacterial treatment provides resistance to MRSA and E. coli — relevant for food production and healthcare-adjacent sites
• Compatible with the current £1 coin, avoiding the operational issues that affected older coin return mechanisms
• Wall-fixing points are included, and securing the unit is advisable in higher-traffic areas
• The relatively modest footprint makes this a practical choice where floor space is limited

At 1800mm tall, the unit requires adequate ceiling clearance and a confirmed wall run before installation. It arrives as a single free-standing bay, so it is worth measuring your available space carefully — both height and floor area — prior to ordering.

This locker is well suited to catering operations, food production sites, and hospitality businesses that need a reliable, hygienic staff storage solution without the administrative overhead of a key-managed system. For sites with higher staff numbers or greater locker capacity requirements, wider multi-column configurations are worth considering.

If you're unsure whether this unit fits your layout or staff headcount, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit.

This is a single door staff locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and fitted with a manual combination lock mechanism. It is designed for use in staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar environments where secure personal storage is required. The sloping top panel discourages items being left on top of the locker, which helps maintain a tidy, organised space.

The powder coating incorporates an antibacterial treatment, which makes this locker a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards are a priority — food production sites, hospital catering departments, and similar settings where staff welfare areas are subject to regular cleaning regimes. The reinforced door and welded plinth base add to the overall rigidity of the unit, and pre-drilled nesting holes allow lockers to be bolted together or fixed to a wall where stability or space efficiency is needed.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Antibacterial powder coat finish supports hygiene-conscious environments
• Manual combination lock removes the need to manage keys
• Reinforced door construction resists everyday wear in busy changing rooms
• Sloping top discourages clutter accumulation
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall fixing or bank installation

At 450mm deep, this locker provides a reasonable storage depth for everyday workwear and personal items, though operators with staff who need to store bulkier items such as outdoor coats alongside work clothing should consider a deeper model from the range. The welded plinth base means the locker sits directly on the floor without a separate plinth component, keeping installation straightforward.

This locker is well suited to catering and food service operations, healthcare catering teams, and any back-of-house environment where a clean, secure, low-maintenance storage solution is needed. If you are fitting out a larger changing room facility or need to accommodate specific layout constraints, it is worth having a conversation with the team before ordering in quantity.

This is a single door staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in green epoxy polyester powder coat and designed to accept a padlock rather than a fitted lock. The sloping top prevents items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in environments where housekeeping and hygiene standards matter. At just over 1.9 metres tall, it makes efficient use of vertical space without requiring any ceiling modifications in standard-height changing rooms or back-of-house areas.

The powder coated finish is hardwearing and resistant to the knocks and humidity typical of staff changing areas, laundry rooms, and similar back-of-house spaces. The construction is solid enough for day-to-day commercial use, and the padlock fitting means operators can use their own locking solution — useful where staff bring their own padlocks or where a master-keyed system is already in place.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Accepts a padlock — no integrated lock is supplied or fitted
• Sloping top discourages storage of items above the unit
• Green powder coat finish — suitable where colour coding of lockers is required
• Relatively slim 300mm depth suits tighter changing room layouts
• At 21.5kg, straightforward for two people to position without specialist equipment

This locker is well suited to smaller catering operations, cafés, or any site needing individual, secure storage for staff belongings. If you need to fit out a larger changing area or require multi-door locker banks, higher-capacity configurations are available in the range.

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

This is a full-height, double-door locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel with a welded frame and reinforced doors. Each compartment is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit and helps keep the surrounding area tidy. The red powder coat finish makes it a practical choice where colour-coded zoning or a more considered aesthetic is required.

In busy staff areas — changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, or welfare facilities — lockers take considerable daily punishment. The welded steel construction and reinforced door hinges on this unit are designed to hold up under repeated use across multiple shifts. The electronic lock mechanism avoids the ongoing cost and inconvenience of lost keys or cut padlocks, which is a genuine operational consideration in high-turnover environments.

• Electronic combination lock removes key management entirely
• Anti-bacterial coating helps support hygiene standards in food environments
• Sloping top prevents storage on top of the unit
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow wall anchoring for added stability
• Welded plinth between compartments adds structural rigidity

At 1950mm tall, this is a full-height unit. It requires a flat, level floor and sufficient ceiling clearance. The pre-drilled fixing points at the rear allow it to be anchored to a masonry or stud wall, which is advisable in high-traffic locations. No electrical connection is required — the electronic lock is self-contained. At 26.3kg, two people should be able to move and position it without specialist handling equipment.

This locker suits catering and hospitality operators looking for a reliable, low-maintenance staff locker where key management is a concern. The double-door configuration offers two separate secure compartments within a single footprint, which can be a practical choice where space is limited. For larger sites needing to equip an entire changing room, units in this range can be ordered in quantity and are available in a range of colours to suit any layout or zoning requirement.

If you're specifying lockers for a new facility or a refurbishment and want to talk through the right configuration, our team is happy to help.

The Elite six door electronic combination locker is a wall-mountable, multi-person storage unit finished in graphite grey powder coated steel. Each of the six individual compartments is secured by its own electronic lock, allowing multiple staff members to store personal belongings independently without the need for physical keys. The flat top design keeps the unit neat in confined spaces and avoids the dust traps that slope-top alternatives can present.

In changing room and staffroom environments, this type of locker is commonly used in hospitality, catering, and food service operations where daily staff rotation means key management becomes a practical burden. Electronic access removes that friction, allowing each user to set their own code and management to override if needed. The powder coated steel construction is robust enough for the daily wear of a busy back-of-house environment, and the antibacterial coating makes it straightforward to keep clean in line with food hygiene expectations.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• No key management — each door uses individual electronic code access
• Antibacterial powder coating supports hygiene compliance in food environments
• Pre-drilled rear fixings allow the unit to be wall-mounted or banked with additional units
• Solid steel construction withstands the daily demands of a busy changing area
• Flat top profile keeps the unit tidy and easy to clean around

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide, this is a slimline unit suited to operations where floor space is limited. At 26kg it can typically be positioned by two people without specialist handling equipment, though wall fixing should be carried out properly to avoid movement under use. Because each compartment is relatively narrow, it is best suited to staff storing clothing, bags, and small personal items rather than bulky equipment.

This locker is well suited to restaurants, hotels, catering facilities, and food production sites with small to medium staff teams. For larger operations needing more compartments or wider storage per person, higher-capacity configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through locker quantities, layout, or fixing options, the team is happy to help you get it right before you order.

This is a full-height, three-compartment steel locker finished in a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated red paint. Each compartment is secured by a padlock loop rather than a built-in lock, meaning staff can use their own padlock and replacements are straightforward if a lock is lost or damaged. The locker stands on a welded plinth, and the construction between compartments is reinforced to reduce the risk of one user gaining access to an adjacent bay — a practical consideration in shared staffroom environments.

The powder-coated finish is hardwearing and resistant to the knocks and scuffs typical of a busy back-of-house area. The red colour makes it easy to assign locker banks by department or shift group, which some operators find useful for organising larger staffrooms. The reinforced doors add rigidity and help the unit hold its shape over time, even under daily heavy use.

Key practical points to consider:

• Padlock fittings accept standard padlocks — no proprietary lock required
• Welded plinth provides a stable base and lifts the unit clear of floor-level cleaning water
• Powder-coated steel finish is straightforward to wipe down
• Reinforced door construction reduces warping and forced-entry risk
• Red finish can assist with colour-coded bay organisation in larger facilities

At 1800mm tall, this locker is a standard full-height unit and will suit most staff changing areas. The 300mm-wide, three-door format keeps the footprint compact where space is limited, though it does mean individual compartments are narrower than two-door alternatives — worth considering if staff need to hang full-length outerwear. For sites requiring wider compartments or higher-volume locker banks, larger-format options are available in the range.

If you are fitting out a new staffroom or replacing existing locker banks and are unsure which configuration suits your headcount and available space, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This three door locker from Elite Lockers is a powder coated steel unit designed for staff changing and storage areas in commercial catering and hospitality environments. Each of the three separate compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The sloping top is a practical detail that prevents items being left on top of the unit, which helps maintain a tidy area and is a consideration worth noting in environments with hygiene policies around clutter.

The steel construction is powder coated with an anti-bacterial finish, which is a sensible specification for sites where hygiene standards are closely managed — food production facilities, hospital catering operations, and similar environments where infection control is taken seriously. The doors are reinforced and the plinth between compartments is welded rather than simply bracketed, which contributes to the unit's overall rigidity in day-to-day use. At 38.5kg the locker is substantial enough to feel stable once installed.

• Electronic combination locks on all three compartments — no key management required
• Anti-bacterial powder coat finish suited to hygiene-critical settings
• Sloping top prevents surface accumulation and keeps the area tidy
• Welded plinth construction adds rigidity between compartments
• Wall-fixable for added stability in busy changing areas

At just 300mm wide the unit has a relatively compact footprint, which makes it workable where changing room space is limited. The depth of 450mm is fairly standard for personal locker storage. It is worth confirming wall fixings are appropriate for the substrate before installation, particularly on dry-lined or block walls.

This locker is well suited to smaller catering operations, back-of-house staff areas, and sites looking to replace padlock-based storage with a cleaner electronic solution. For larger teams or higher-volume sites needing greater compartment count or wider individual lockers, other configurations within the range may be more appropriate.

If you are specifying lockers across a wider staff facility or have specific hygiene or security requirements, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

This five-door locker from Elite Lockers is a free-standing, electronically secured storage unit built for communal staff or visitor use. Each of the five compartments is secured via an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and simplifying access management in environments where multiple users rotate through the same space. The sloping top prevents items being stored on top of the unit, which is a practical hygiene and housekeeping consideration in managed facilities.

The frame is constructed from powder-coated steel with reinforced doors, giving the unit the structural robustness expected of a locker that sees frequent daily use. The antibacterial coating has been tested against MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a considered choice wherever hygiene standards are formally monitored. Pre-drilled nesting holes at the rear allow the unit to be anchored to a wall, keeping it stable and reducing the risk of tipping in higher-traffic areas.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• No keys to manage or replace — electronic codes can be reset as users change
• Antibacterial surface treatment effective against common pathogens
• Sloping top discourages storage clutter and supports housekeeping standards
• Wall-anchoring provision improves stability and assists with health and safety compliance
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and straightforward to wipe down

Installation is straightforward — the unit is free-standing and requires no electrical connection, as the electronic locks are self-contained. Wall fixings are the only installation consideration, and appropriate fixings should be matched to the wall construction. At 31.8kg, the unit is manageable for two people to position but should be moved with care on finished floors. No specialist installation is required.

This locker is well suited to schools, universities, leisure centres, healthcare facilities, and staff changing areas in hospitality or retail environments. It works well where a modest number of secure compartments are needed without the bulk of a larger bank. For sites requiring more compartments or heavier-duty construction to accommodate a larger workforce, a higher-capacity configuration may be worth considering.

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

This is a full-height, double door locker from Elite, finished in grey powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism. Each door is secured individually, meaning two separate users can share a single locker bay — a practical arrangement where space is limited or where storage needs to be allocated per shift rather than per person.

The sloping top is a considered design detail rather than a cosmetic one. It discourages the accumulation of bags, boxes, and general clutter on top of the units — something that quickly becomes a hygiene and housekeeping problem in busy changing areas and staff rooms. It also reduces dust build-up on the upper surface, which matters in environments where cleanliness standards are regularly inspected.

The powder coated steel construction is robust enough for everyday use in commercial and institutional settings. The anti-bacterial treatment to the surface is particularly relevant in food-related environments, leisure facilities, and healthcare-adjacent spaces where hygiene is a practical requirement rather than a preference. Pre-drilled fixing points at the rear allow the unit to be secured to a wall, which is worth doing in any location where the lockers may be knocked or where building regulations require it.

• Coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin
• Sloping top prevents unauthorised storage and reduces dust accumulation
• Anti-bacterial surface treatment supports hygiene requirements
• Rear fixing points allow wall-mounting for added stability
• Suitable for staff rooms, changing areas, schools, and leisure facilities

If you are fitting out a larger changing facility or need lockers in a different configuration — single door, larger compartments, or a different finish — it is worth discussing your layout before ordering. The team is happy to help work through the options.

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 is a full-height, single door locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism. It is designed for environments where security and throughput of users matter — the coin return system allows staff or visitors to deposit a coin to secure the door and retrieve it on exit, removing the need for key management or combination oversight. The mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin, including the 2017-issued bimetallic version.

In busy settings — gyms, leisure centres, schools, colleges, and workplace changing areas — lockers take considerable daily punishment. The powder coated steel construction is well suited to that kind of sustained, frequent use, and the reinforced door provides a reasonable level of resistance against the incidental knocks and impacts common in high-footfall environments. The sloping top prevents items being left or stored on top of the unit, which also makes the upper surface easier to keep clean during routine maintenance rounds.

Practical operational advantages worth noting:

• Antibacterial treatment helps reduce bacterial transfer in high-occupancy areas
• Coin return mechanism eliminates the need for key allocation or padlock management
• Sloping top discourages unauthorised storage and simplifies cleaning
• Powder coated finish is durable and maintains appearance with standard cleaning
• Accepts the current UK £1 coin — no need to retrofit or update the mechanism

At 1800mm tall and 450mm deep, this is a full-height locker rather than a half-height or three-quarter unit, which means it can accommodate coats, bags, and larger personal items comfortably. It is a freestanding unit, though in practice lockers of this type are most often installed in rows and bolted together or anchored to the wall for stability, particularly where the site has health and safety obligations around freestanding furniture. If you are fitting out a larger facility, the quantity and layout of units relative to your user numbers is worth thinking through carefully.

This locker works well in workplaces, educational settings, sports and leisure facilities, and similar institutions. If your site needs a higher volume of storage within a smaller footprint, or requires different configurations such as half-height or multi-door units, there are alternatives in the range that may suit better.

If you are specifying lockers for a larger installation or have questions about configuration and layout, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This three-door electronic combination locker from Elite Lockers is a full-height, powder-coated steel unit designed for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and workplace welfare facilities. Each of the three compartments is secured independently via an electronic lock, removing the need for physical keys and the management overhead that comes with them. The graphite grey finish is a practical choice for commercial environments where neutral, professional aesthetics matter.

The powder-coated steel construction is well suited to the demands of a busy staff area. The doors are reinforced, and the locker carries antibacterial properties — a meaningful feature in food production and catering environments where hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen floor. Resistance to MRSA and E. coli makes these units appropriate for sites where environmental hygiene is subject to formal scrutiny.

From an installation standpoint, the unit comes pre-drilled to allow wall-fixing or ganging with adjacent lockers. Fixing to a wall or bolting units together side by side is straightforward and helps prevent movement once in position — a practical consideration in busy changing rooms. The flat-top design allows units to be stacked or placed flush to the ceiling line where space is at a premium.

• Electronic locking on each door — no key management required
• Antibacterial coating suitable for food industry environments
• Pre-drilled for wall-fixing or side-by-side installation
• Reinforced doors for long-term durability under daily use
• Flat top allows stacking or flush ceiling placement

This model is well suited to small-to-medium staff teams where three separate compartments per unit meet daily storage needs. For larger sites or high staff-turnover environments, wider configurations with more compartments per bay may be worth considering.

If you're fitting out a changing room or staff welfare area and want to discuss quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your space, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This is a five-door personal storage locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in red. Each of the five compartments is secured by an individual camlock, giving straightforward key-controlled access without the need for separate padlocks. A welded plinth runs between the door columns, reinforcing the overall structure and reducing the risk of access between adjacent compartments — a practical detail in shared staff areas where inter-compartment security matters.

In day-to-day use across hospitality venues, commercial kitchens, and food processing sites, staff lockers take consistent wear. The welded steel construction handles regular use reliably, and the powder coat finish maintains its appearance well under normal conditions. The camlock mechanism is a sensible choice where supervisors need to manage key access centrally, or where padlocks would create a clutter of hardware across a locker bank.

A few practical points worth working through before ordering:

• Camlocks are included as standard; if padlocks are preferred, a padlock-compatible variant is available
• The powder coat finish is robust in typical staff areas but is not suited to environments with standing water or heavy condensation without further protection
• The flat top is standard on this unit — a sloping top variant exists if preventing items being stored overhead is a priority
• At 300mm deep, each compartment is well sized for personal effects and lighter clothing rather than bulky outerwear or equipment

This locker configuration suits smaller staff teams where each compartment is assigned to an individual. For larger sites or teams requiring wider or higher-capacity storage, broader configurations are available within the range. The red finish is a custom powder coat colour — worth confirming if you are specifying a consistent colour scheme across multiple units or a full locker bank.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and want to talk through quantities, layout, or colour options, we are happy to work through the details with you.

This single door locker from Elite is a straightforward, robustly built storage unit intended for staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and similar work environments. Constructed from powder coated steel in graphite grey, it is designed to take the kind of daily use that comes with a busy hospitality or catering operation — repeated opening and closing, occasional knocks, and the general wear of a working environment.

The sloping top is a practical detail that earns its place. It prevents items being left on top of the unit, which matters in environments where security of personal belongings is a consideration. It also means dust, debris, and cleaning product residue do not accumulate on a flat surface, keeping maintenance straightforward. In kitchens and food preparation areas where hygiene standards extend into staff welfare spaces, that is a meaningful advantage.

A few points worth noting before ordering:

• The unit requires a padlock for use — one is not supplied, so factor that into your setup
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes allow wall mounting or row nesting to keep units stable and maximise floor space
• At 22kg, the locker is manageable for a two-person installation without specialist equipment
• The powder coated steel finish is durable in dry indoor environments but is not rated for wet rooms or external use

This locker suits smaller catering operations, cafés, pubs, or any site needing individual secure storage for staff. For larger teams or sites requiring higher-density locker banks, wider or multi-door configurations are likely to be a more efficient fit.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through locker quantities, layout, or fixing requirements before placing an order, our team is happy to help.

This is an eight-door locker unit from Elite, constructed in powder-coated steel and finished in green. Each door is fitted with an individual electronic combination lock, removing the need to issue, track, or replace keys — a practical advantage in any staff changing area with regular personnel movement. The sloping top panel is a deliberate design choice: it discourages staff from leaving items on top of the unit and reduces the build-up of dust and debris, which makes routine cleaning more manageable over time.

The powder-coated steel construction holds up well to the daily wear expected in busy changing rooms, and the reinforced doors provide a reasonable level of resistance to the kind of repeated use that comes with high-footfall environments. An antibacterial coating — effective against MRSA and E. coli — is a sensible addition where hygiene standards in staff welfare areas need to be demonstrably maintained, not simply assumed.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical features are:

• Electronic combination locks — no keys to issue, lose, or replace
• Sloping top panel discourages storage and simplifies cleaning
• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes for secure wall mounting
• Powder-coated steel frame with reinforced doors throughout

The unit arrives ready to position and fix, with pre-drilled holes at the rear for direct wall mounting — useful where the lockers need to remain in a fixed position in a changing room or corridor. At 300mm deep, the footprint is relatively slim, which suits tighter spaces where every metre of floor area matters.

This unit is well suited to staff changing areas in catering operations, schools, universities, healthcare facilities, and leisure centres — anywhere a key-free, hygienic locker solution is a practical requirement. It works well for single-bank installations or as part of a larger layout. For sites needing greater door counts per unit or heavier-duty construction for particularly demanding environments, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are planning a new or refurbished changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or colour options, the team is glad to help you work through what makes sense for your site.

This is a six-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a sloping top to prevent items being stored on the unit and to aid cleaning. Each compartment is secured by padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied — and the welded plinth between doors adds a practical layer of inter-compartment security that is often absent on budget locker ranges.

The tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish is well suited to the demanding conditions of back-of-house environments, where lockers are regularly knocked, scuffed, and exposed to humidity from nearby kitchens and wash areas. The red finish also aids easy identification in larger changing areas where different teams or departments use separate units.

Practical considerations for operators include:

• Sloping top discourages storage on top of the unit and keeps the area tidy
• Welded plinth between doors improves security between individual compartments
• Powder coated finish resists corrosion and cleans down easily
• Padlock fitting allows operators to choose their own lock system
• Six-door configuration suits small to medium teams sharing a changing area

At 1,950mm tall and 29.1kg, this unit requires two people for safe installation and positioning. The 300mm width means it has a relatively compact footprint, though operators with larger teams or sites requiring more compartments per unit may find it worth considering an eight-door configuration instead.

This locker suits hospitality, catering, and food production businesses needing a reliable, presentable changing room solution for small teams. It is particularly practical where colour coding by department or role is used. For larger sites or higher compartment counts, wider multi-door configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and need advice on locker quantities, configuration, or finish options, the team is happy to talk it through before you order.

This double door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, robust storage unit designed for shared-use environments where coin return security is practical. Each unit features two separate lockable compartments within a single steel frame, with access controlled by a coin return mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin. The powder coated steel construction is finished with an anti-bacterial treatment, making it appropriate for environments where hygiene standards matter.

In day-to-day use, these lockers are well suited to high-footfall settings where users rotate regularly — leisure centres, swimming pools, sports facilities, schools, and similar public-facing venues. The coin return mechanism is a practical choice in these contexts: users deposit a coin to lock, recovering it on exit, which removes the need for key management and reduces the administrative overhead that comes with traditional key-based systems.

A few practical points worth noting before ordering:

• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes allow wall-mounting for added stability in busy areas
• Anti-bacterial treatment on surfaces helps meet hygiene requirements in changing and welfare environments
• Coin return mechanism is calibrated for current British £1 coins
• Powder coated steel finish offers reasonable durability in dry indoor environments
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or banked in rows without wasted overhead space

These are indoor-only units and are not suitable for wet rooms or outdoor installation. The powder coat finish performs well in normal changing room conditions, but prolonged exposure to moisture or steam may affect longevity over time. For sites with a very high daily turnover of users, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty locker specification would better suit the demand.

These lockers are a practical fit for schools, universities, leisure facilities, and workplace welfare areas where straightforward coin-operated security is sufficient. If you are fitting out a larger facility or have specific layout or compliance requirements, it is worth having a conversation with us before placing an order.

This is a single door staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in green antibacterial powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin. It is a straightforward, purpose-built locker designed for changing room and back-of-house environments where staff storage needs to be secure, hygienic, and durable under everyday use.

The antibacterial powder coating is a practical consideration for catering and hospitality environments, where MRSA and cross-contamination risks in shared changing areas are a genuine concern. The reinforced door and welded plinth base add to the overall robustness, making this a locker built to withstand the repeated daily use typical of shift-based workplaces. Pre-drilled nesting holes allow the unit to be fixed securely to a wall, which is useful where floor space is limited or where stability in a busy changing room is a priority.

• Antibacterial powder coating supports hygiene in shared changing areas
• Coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin — no key management required
• Reinforced door and welded plinth base for day-to-day durability
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall-fixing or multi-unit installation
• Tall single door configuration provides full-length storage for staff clothing and belongings

At 1950mm tall and 300mm wide, this locker suits facilities where floor space is at a premium. The 450mm depth provides adequate storage for workwear and personal items. It is well suited to small catering operations, restaurants, and food production sites that need a practical, hygienic staff storage solution without a large footprint.

If you are fitting out a larger changing room or need a specific configuration — whether that is additional units, different locking options, or a different colour — it is worth speaking with the team before ordering to make sure the specification suits your space and staff numbers.

This is a freestanding eight-compartment locker unit constructed from powder coated steel and finished in red. Each door is fitted with an individual camlock, and a welded plinth runs between the door openings to close the gap between adjacent compartments. A sloping top panel is fitted as standard, angled to prevent items accumulating on the unit over time.

Powder coated steel is the practical choice for staff locker installations in commercial environments. It handles the daily wear of a busy changing area without deterioration, and the surface is straightforward to wipe down during routine cleaning. The red finish is particularly useful on sites where colour coding helps distinguish team areas, departments, or zones within a larger staff facility.

The key operational advantages of this unit include:

• Individual camlocks on each door — no separate padlocks or key fittings to manage
• Welded plinth between doors reduces the gap and improves compartment-to-compartment security
• Sloping top prevents storage accumulation and keeps the area tidy without ongoing enforcement
• Durable powder coated finish resists knocks and is easy to clean
• Red colouring supports colour-coded organisation across larger staffrooms or multi-department sites

At just under 1,950mm tall, the unit will fit comfortably beneath a standard ceiling in most staffrooms and changing areas. It is worth confirming doorway and corridor widths before delivery, as the combined depth and width of the assembled unit requires reasonable access during positioning. At 33.4kg it can be moved by two people, though care should be taken on uneven flooring to ensure it sits level and stable once in place.

This locker is well suited to hospitality, healthcare, leisure, and food production environments where staff require individual secure storage. It works as a standalone unit or grouped in banks to serve larger teams. If your site requires a different number of compartments or a specific configuration, the range includes alternative options worth considering.

If you are planning a larger staffroom fitout or have questions about configuration and layout, we are happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This Elite three-door locker is a floor-standing, powder coated steel storage unit fitted with a manual combination lock on each door — no keys to manage or replace. The frame is treated with an anti-bacterial coating, making it a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards matter, such as catering, healthcare, and food production facilities.

Each of the three compartments is separated by a reinforced door and a welded plinth at the base, which keeps the unit stable and ensures individual compartments remain secure. The combination lock mechanism means staff can set their own code without requiring padlocks or key management from a facilities team. In a busy catering or hospitality environment, that removes a practical day-to-day headache.

In operational terms, this locker suits staff rooms, changing areas, and back-of-house spaces where a degree of hygiene control is expected. The anti-bacterial treatment on the steel frame is particularly relevant in food service settings where cross-contamination risk needs to be managed at every point in the building — not just in the kitchen itself.

• Manual combination locks eliminate the need for padlocks or key management
• Anti-bacterial coated steel frame helps reduce surface bacterial spread
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth provide a robust, stable unit
• Powder coated finish in green — suitable where colour-coding is in use
• Three individual compartments for separate, secure personal storage

This unit is well suited to smaller staff teams or areas where a compact locker bank is required. For larger teams or higher-volume installations, multi-bay configurations or higher-capacity units would be worth considering. The green finish makes it a practical option for sites that colour-code storage areas by department or shift.

If you're fitting out a staff room or back-of-house area and want to talk through how many units you'll need or how best to configure them, our team is happy to help you work through the layout before you order.

This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite black powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin. Each unit houses two separate compartments behind reinforced doors, with a welded plinth providing structural stability at the base. The sloping top is a practical detail — it discourages items being left on top of the unit and reduces dust accumulation, which matters in environments where hygiene standards are maintained routinely.

The powder coated steel construction carries an anti-bacterial coating, which limits the spread of bacteria across contact surfaces. This is a meaningful consideration in food service and healthcare settings where staff lockers are in frequent, shared use. The reinforced doors and welded construction give the unit a solid feel that holds up well under daily use across shift-based operations.

From an operational standpoint, this locker is well suited to:

• Staff changing rooms in commercial kitchens, restaurants, and hospitality venues
• Leisure and sports facilities requiring coin-operated personal storage
• Healthcare and food production environments where anti-bacterial surfaces are a requirement
• Visitor or contractor storage areas where a deposit-return system helps manage key control

At 450mm deep, the unit provides a practical storage depth for personal effects including footwear and workwear. The sloping top and anti-bacterial finish make it a reasonable choice where hygiene compliance is part of the brief. It is worth noting that this is a single-column, two-door unit — for larger changing room installations requiring banks of lockers, it is worth discussing your layout requirements before ordering to ensure the configuration is right for your space.

If you are specifying lockers for a new or refurbished changing facility and want to talk through quantities, configuration, or colour options, the team is happy to help before you commit to an 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 six-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in black powder coated steel and fitted with individual camlocks on each door. The sloping top is a practical design choice rather than an aesthetic one — it prevents flat surfaces accumulating dust, debris, or discarded items, and makes routine cleaning noticeably easier in busy changing or welfare areas.

In day-to-day use, the sloping profile also serves a useful security function. Staff and visitors cannot leave bags, valuables, or clutter on top of the unit, which keeps the area tidier and reduces the risk of items going missing or being overlooked during a shift change. For kitchens and hospitality operations with high staff turnover or shared changing spaces, that kind of passive deterrent has real practical value.

The construction is powder coated steel throughout, which holds up well in the humidity and temperature variation common to back-of-house environments. Pre-drilled fixing holes allow the unit to be secured directly to a wall for stability, or grouped side by side in rows to make efficient use of available floor space — useful where the welfare area is compact.

• Sloping top prevents surface accumulation and discourages item storage
• Individual camlocks on each door for per-user security
• Pre-drilled for wall fixing or row configuration
• Powder coated steel finish suited to back-of-house conditions
• Six separate compartments in a single, space-efficient footprint

This unit suits smaller to medium-sized operations — restaurants, cafés, hotel kitchens, and similar — where a defined number of staff require secure personal storage. For sites with larger teams or higher locker demand, wider or multi-bay configurations are worth considering.

If you are planning a locker bank or fitting out a welfare area from scratch and want to talk through layout and fixing options, we are happy to help you get it right before you order.

This four-door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, robust storage solution designed for environments where staff or visitors need a reliable place to secure personal belongings. Constructed from powder coated steel with reinforced doors and a welded plinth between compartments, it is built to withstand regular daily use in busy changing room and back-of-house settings.

The coin return locking mechanism is a practical choice for high-turnover environments — users insert a coin to secure the door and retrieve it on exit, removing the need to manage keys or issue tokens. The mechanism is compliant with the current British £1 coin, which is worth confirming if your existing locker stock uses older fittings.

From an operational standpoint, this model offers a number of practical advantages:

• Anti-bacterial coating tested as resistant to MRSA and E. coli, supporting hygiene requirements in health and leisure environments
• Sloping top prevents items being left on the unit, reducing clutter and simplifying cleaning routines
• Coin return system requires no key management, reducing administrative burden on staff
• Powder coated steel finish is durable and resistant to everyday wear in changing room conditions
• Four individual compartments in a single unit help maximise locker density in tighter spaces

At 300mm wide and 300mm deep per unit, this is a relatively slim-profile locker. It is worth measuring your available run carefully, particularly in corridors or alcoves where floor space is restricted. The unit weighs 24kg, so installation is manageable without specialist equipment, though fixing to a wall or floor for stability is advisable.

This locker is well suited to staff changing areas, leisure centres, swimming pools, and similar environments where hygiene standards are a priority and coin-operated access is appropriate. For sites requiring higher capacity or wider compartments, alternative configurations are available in the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or colour options, we are happy to help you work out what will suit the space.

This six door combination locker from Elite Lockers provides individual lockable storage for up to six users within a single freestanding unit. Each compartment is secured by an electronic combination lock mechanism, removing the need for keys and the operational headaches that come with managing them across a busy staff team. The unit is constructed from powder coated steel, finished in grey, and built to withstand the demands of high-traffic environments.

In catering and hospitality settings, staff storage is a practical necessity rather than an afterthought. These lockers are designed for exactly that kind of working environment — areas where hygiene standards matter, turnover is frequent, and the furniture needs to hold up to daily use without requiring attention. The antibacterial coating applied to the locker surfaces helps support hygiene in areas such as changing rooms, staffing corridors, or back-of-house welfare spaces adjacent to food preparation areas.

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

• Electronic combination locks remove the cost and inconvenience of key management
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in staff welfare areas
• Reinforced doors and welded base construction provide inter-compartment security
• Powder coated steel finish is durable and straightforward to keep clean
• Six individual compartments in a single unit keeps the footprint manageable

At 1800mm tall and 450mm deep, the unit has a relatively slim width of 300mm for a six door configuration, which makes it practical where floor space is limited. At 32kg, it can be positioned without specialist lifting equipment, though it should be sited on a level, stable surface. No electrical installation is required beyond the self-contained electronic lock mechanism.

This locker suits small to mid-sized catering operations, hotel back-of-house areas, and staff facilities where individual secure storage is needed without a large footprint. For larger sites requiring more compartments or higher-volume storage capacity, wider multi-bay configurations may be more appropriate.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to make sure you are specifying the right locker arrangement for your space and team size, we are happy to talk it through.