Lockers

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 wall-mounted, eight-compartment personal effects locker made from steel and finished in grey. Each individual door is designed to accept a padlock, so every user retains independent control of their own compartment. The sloping top is a deliberate design detail — it prevents items accumulating on the unit and helps keep changing areas and corridors tidy without any additional enforcement.

In commercial kitchens, hotels, and hospitality venues, keeping personal belongings — phones, wallets, keys, and jewellery — off the kitchen floor and out of food preparation areas is both a hygiene requirement and a practical necessity. Eight separate compartments allow multiple team members to secure their belongings simultaneously, avoiding the confusion and conflict that comes from sharing a single communal space.

The practical advantages this locker offers in a staff welfare or changing area setting include:

• Individual padlock fitment so each team member secures their own compartment independently
• Sloping top discourages items being left on the unit, reducing clutter in staff areas
• Compact footprint suits corridors and changing rooms where space is limited
• Steel construction is straightforward to wipe down and resists everyday wear
• Wall-mounted installation raises the unit from the floor, making cleaning underneath easier

Installation requires fixing to a solid, load-bearing wall — the unit should not be left free-standing without appropriate support. The wall type and surface material will determine the fixings required, so it is worth confirming this before installation. At 10.5kg, the unit is manageable to position during fitting.

This locker is best suited to smaller teams or venues where individual-compartment storage for personal valuables is the primary requirement. It is not designed for full-length clothing storage. For larger teams, or sites where garment storage is also needed alongside small-item security, a more substantial locker configuration would be worth considering.

If you are working out how many compartments your team requires or whether this unit fits your available wall space, we are happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

The Elite Eight Door Electronic Combination Locker is a freestanding staff storage unit built from powder-coated steel throughout. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by its own electronic combination lock, removing the need for physical keys and the day-to-day administration that comes with managing them across a team working different shifts.

In commercial hospitality and catering environments, staff lockers are subject to sustained daily use — doors opened and closed repeatedly across multiple shifts, often in changing areas that sit adjacent to kitchen spaces and carry some level of humidity. The powder-coated steel construction handles that environment reliably, and the antibacterial coating provides a meaningful additional layer of protection in settings where hygiene compliance extends beyond the kitchen itself. The coating has been tested against MRSA and E-coli, which is a relevant consideration for food business operators responsible for staff welfare areas as well as food preparation zones.

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

• Keyless electronic locks reduce lost-key incidents and the management burden that follows
• Antibacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in staff welfare and changing areas
• Pre-drilled rear mounting points allow secure wall-fixing to prevent movement during use
• Flat top profile allows units to sit flush against walls without wasted space above
• Eight compartments in a single unit keeps the floor footprint compact and manageable

Installation is straightforward. The pre-drilled holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be fixed directly to a wall, which keeps it stable and prevents shifting under regular use. At 32.5kg, two people should handle positioning and fixing comfortably. No electrical supply is needed for the carcass itself; the electronic locks are battery-operated, so it is worth confirming battery access and expected replacement intervals before installing in a high-use environment.

This unit is well suited to staff changing and welfare areas in catering businesses, hotels, schools, leisure facilities, and similar sites where a modest number of staff require secure personal storage. For larger teams or sites with a higher headcount, multi-bay configurations or higher-capacity arrangements may be more appropriate.

If you are working out how many compartments your site needs, or whether this configuration suits your available space, our team is happy to talk it through before you place an order.

This Elite single door locker is a full-height steel storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities in commercial catering environments. It operates with a camlock mechanism, meaning each locker is secured with a key-operated cam rather than a padlock hasp, keeping the front profile clean and reducing the risk of lost padlocks disrupting operations.

The construction uses steel throughout with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish in blue. This type of finish holds up well in the humid, temperature-variable conditions common around commercial kitchen welfare areas — it resists chipping and surface corrosion better than standard paint, and wipes down cleanly. The reinforced door and welded plinth between compartments add structural rigidity and improve inter-compartment security, which matters in shared staff areas where multiple people are accessing lockers during busy shift changes.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Camlock mechanism eliminates dependence on staff-supplied padlocks
• Reinforced door reduces flex and wear over repeated daily use
• Welded plinth improves security and structural integrity between units
• Powder-coated finish suits damp or humid welfare room environments
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or arranged in rows cleanly

At 1800mm tall with a 300mm wide by 450mm deep compartment, this is a standard single-person locker intended for individual staff use. It is well suited to smaller sites or where space is limited to single-column locker runs. For larger teams or sites requiring higher-capacity storage, multi-door or wider-format locker units may be a better fit.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or replacing ageing lockers and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this specification suits your site, the team is happy to help before you commit to an order.

The Elite six-door coin return locker is a free-standing, multi-compartment storage unit built from powder coated steel. Each of the six independently secured compartments operates via a coin return mechanism, meaning the user inserts a coin to lock the door and retrieves it on exit — removing the need for key management and reducing the administrative burden on facilities and kitchen management teams.

In commercial catering and hospitality environments, staff locker provision is a practical requirement rather than an afterthought. These units are built with that in mind. The powder coated steel frame is reinforced at the doors, and a welded plinth at the base adds structural rigidity during everyday use across busy shift patterns. The antibacterial surface coating has been tested against MRSA and E-coli, which makes these lockers appropriate for food production sites, healthcare catering operations, and similar environments where hygiene standards are closely monitored.

Practical advantages for day-to-day operation include:

• Coin return locking — no keys to manage or replace
• Compliant with the current £1 coin specification
• Antibacterial coating across surfaces, relevant for food-safe environments
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth for durability under regular use
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or placed side by side efficiently

At 1800mm tall and with a compact 300mm depth, the unit is well suited to staff corridors, changing rooms, or back-of-house areas where space is limited. The 26.3kg weight means two-person installation is advisable, and the unit should be positioned on a level floor. No electrical or plumbing connections are required.

This locker is a practical choice for smaller catering teams or sites needing modest, manageable staff storage. Larger operations or sites with higher staff headcounts may find a wider or additional unit more suitable. If you are unsure how many compartments or units your site requires, we are happy to help you work through the options before you order.

This five-door locker from Elite Lockers is a straightforward, well-built storage unit designed for shared-use environments where multiple people need reliable access to individual compartments throughout the day. Each door operates on a coin return mechanism compatible with the current British £1 coin, meaning users retrieve their deposit when they vacate. This removes the need for key administration and keeps lockers turning over reliably in high-footfall settings — a practical advantage in busy staff areas where key management across a large workforce can quickly become a burden.

The unit is constructed from powder coated steel, which holds up well under the repeated daily use typical of staff changing facilities, catering back-of-house areas, sports centres, and similar environments. The polyester powder coating also offers resistance to bacterial transfer, which is worth noting for operators in food production or catering contexts where hygiene standards apply beyond the kitchen itself.

A few points worth considering before specifying:

• Sloping top discourages unsecured items being stored above head height
• Reinforced doors withstand the repeated use typical of shared facilities
• Coin return system eliminates key administration across multiple users
• Powder coated finish supports hygiene-conscious environments
• At 300mm deep, the unit suits tighter spaces but is intended for personal items rather than bulky clothing or equipment

The 300mm depth keeps the unit practical for corridors and compact changing areas, though it is a consideration if staff need to store heavier workwear or larger bags. For sites requiring greater compartment depth, a wider door count, or a different finish, it is worth reviewing the broader range before committing to a configuration.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or matching an existing locker installation, we are happy to talk through the options before you order.

This is a five-compartment coin return locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from polyester powder coated steel and finished in white. Each compartment is independently secured, making it suitable for shared staff areas where multiple users need reliable, separate storage within a single unit. The coin return mechanism means users retrieve their coin on exit, which simplifies day-to-day management and removes the need for a key-holding arrangement.

In commercial environments — whether a busy restaurant back-of-house, a food production facility, or a hospital catering department — staff locker provision is a practical necessity. This unit is well suited to that kind of sustained daily use. The reinforced door construction holds up well under repeated opening and closing, and the powder coated finish is reasonably resistant to the knocks and scuffs typical of staff changing areas.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Anti-bacterial treatment applied to surfaces — relevant in hygiene-critical environments
• Compatible with the current UK £1 coin specification
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for straightforward wall-fixing or bay configuration
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or used as a surface where height permits
• Powder coated steel construction — durable without being excessively heavy at 24kg per unit

At 1800mm tall and with a 300mm depth, these lockers have a relatively slim footprint, which makes them workable in tighter staff areas or corridors. They are not suitable for storing large personal items or bulky PPE — the compartment size is appropriate for personal effects, phones, and small bags. If your site requires larger individual storage capacity, a wider or deeper locker format would be more appropriate.

These units are a practical choice for catering businesses, food service operators, schools, and workplaces where staff storage needs to be secure, hygienic, and easy to administer without ongoing key management. If you are fitting out a larger staff area and want to discuss quantities, configuration, or colour options, the team is happy to help you work through the requirements before you order.

This six-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual secure storage across six separate compartments, each secured with a manual combination lock — removing the need to manage, issue, or replace keys. The unit is constructed from powder coated steel and includes a sloping top to prevent items being left on top of the locker, which is a practical hygiene consideration in food service and catering environments.

The powder coating is treated with an anti-bacterial agent, which helps reduce the spread of bacterial contamination on contact surfaces. This makes the unit a sensible choice for changing areas and staff rooms that sit adjacent to food preparation or service zones, where hygiene standards need to carry through from the kitchen into the welfare facilities.

From an operational standpoint, the combination lock format suits environments with shift-based or agency staffing, where issuing physical keys creates an administrative burden. Each user sets their own code, and there is no lock-out risk from lost keys during service.

• Six individual lockable compartments in a single slim-profile unit
• Manual combination locks — no keys to manage or replace
• Anti-bacterial powder coated steel construction
• Sloping top discourages storage of items above the unit
• Suitable for food service staff areas where hygiene standards apply

The sloping top configuration and relatively narrow footprint make this unit practical where staff room or corridor space is limited. It is worth confirming floor loadings and fixing arrangements before installation, particularly in older premises.

This unit is well suited to smaller sites — cafés, restaurant back-of-house areas, school kitchens, and similar settings where a modest number of staff require secure personal storage. For larger teams or higher-throughput sites, a wider bank of lockers or higher-door-count configuration may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this unit fits your staff numbers, room layout, or hygiene requirements, our team is happy to talk it through before you order.

This Elite double door locker is a freestanding, two-compartment storage unit designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities in commercial environments. Each compartment is secured by a camlock, and the sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit — a practical detail in shared or supervised spaces. The unit is finished in red using a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint, which provides a durable, cleanable surface well suited to the wear and humidity typical of catering and hospitality back-of-house areas.

The welded plinth between the two doors is a notable construction detail. Rather than a shared central post, the welded plinth improves inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of one door's fixings being used to compromise the adjacent compartment. Each door is fitted with a double coat hook inside, giving occupants a functional hanging point for uniforms, bags, and personal items.

From an operational standpoint, this locker suits premises where staff need secure, individual storage without the complexity of a padlock system. The camlock arrangement keeps the aesthetic tidy and removes the need to manage padlock procurement or replacement.

• Epoxy polyester powder coat holds up well in humid or high-traffic back-of-house environments
• Sloping top discourages accumulation of items in communal spaces
• Camlock fittings provide clean, self-contained security per compartment
• Welded plinth construction adds inter-compartment integrity
• Double coat hooks inside each door support practical daily use

If you're equipping a larger facility or need a different configuration — more doors, alternative depths, or a flat-top option — it's worth discussing your layout before ordering. The locker range covers a number of configurations, and getting the right fit first time avoids complications on installation day. Feel free to get in touch with the team if you'd like a hand working through the options.

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides secure, individual storage compartments for personal effects in shared environments such as staff changing areas, leisure facilities, schools, and public-facing hospitality or catering venues. The coin return mechanism accepts the current British £1 coin, making it a practical choice for self-managed, unsupervised areas where staff or visitors pay a refundable deposit to use a locker. The graphite grey powder-coated steel finish gives it a workmanlike appearance that sits comfortably in both back-of-house and semi-public spaces.

The unit is constructed from a toughened steel frame with reinforced doors and a welded plinth, which contributes to its stability and resistance to the kind of daily wear that comes with repeated use over many years. The anti-bacterial coating is rated to inhibit MRSA and E. coli, which is a meaningful consideration in catering and healthcare-adjacent environments where hygiene standards apply beyond the kitchen itself. The sloping top prevents the accumulation of dust, discarded items, and grime — a practical detail that reduces housekeeping burden in busy facilities.

Key practical points worth noting:

• Coin return locking is compatible with the current British £1 coin
• Anti-bacterial coating addresses MRSA and E. coli inhibition
• Sloping top reduces dust and debris build-up
• Welded plinth and reinforced doors support long-term structural integrity
• Powder-coated graphite grey finish suits both staff and semi-public areas

At 1950mm high, this is a full-height unit, so ceiling clearance and the practicalities of manoeuvring it into position should be considered before ordering, particularly in basement changing rooms or areas with restricted access. Each compartment is 300mm deep, which accommodates everyday personal items but is not suited to storing bulky outerwear or large bags — operators with higher storage demands per user may want to consider a deeper or larger-compartment alternative.

This locker bank is well suited to catering and hospitality businesses that need a reliable, hygienic, and low-maintenance storage solution for staff. The coin return system works well where there is no dedicated locker attendant. If you are fitting out a larger facility or have specific layout or volume requirements, the team is happy to talk through the options before you commit to an order.

This six door locker unit from Elite is a straightforward, robust storage solution for staff changing areas and similar spaces within commercial premises. Each door is fitted with a coin return locking mechanism, which means the locker is only in use when a coin is deposited — the coin is returned to the user when they vacate, which helps prevent doors being left unlocked and reduces the need for key management.

Built from powder coated steel with reinforced doors and a welded base, the unit is made to withstand the daily demands of a busy workplace environment. The graphite grey finish is practical and unobtrusive, and the anti-bacterial coating makes it a sensible choice for hygiene-sensitive areas such as food preparation or healthcare-adjacent changing rooms where infection control matters.

From an installation standpoint, the unit arrives ready to position with pre-drilled holes for wall fixing, which helps keep it stable in a changing room setting and reduces the risk of tipping. At 32kg it can be moved into position by two people without specialist equipment, though its 1800mm height means ceiling clearance and doorway access should be checked before delivery.

• Coin return mechanism removes the need for key tracking or padlock management
• Anti-bacterial coating suits hygiene-critical changing environments
• Reinforced doors and welded base add day-to-day security and structural integrity
• Wall-fixable via pre-drilled holes for a stable, safe installation
• Powder coated steel construction is straightforward to wipe down and maintain

This unit is well suited to smaller staff areas requiring a compact, low-maintenance locker solution. Where a larger workforce needs to be accommodated, units with more doors or banks of multiple columns are worth considering.

If you're unsure whether this configuration suits your space or staff numbers, we're happy to talk it through before you order.

This is a single door staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in blue with a tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish and fitted with a camlock mechanism. The sloping top design discourages items being stored on top of the unit, which helps keep changing areas tidy and reduces the risk of clutter accumulating at height. It is part of a broader range that covers one to eight door configurations and two depth options, making it straightforward to specify a consistent bank of lockers across a site.

In a busy staff area — whether in a hotel, hospital kitchen, contract catering facility, or large restaurant — locker durability matters. The powder coated finish resists knocks, moisture, and the general wear that comes with daily staff use. The welded plinth between compartments in multi-door configurations improves inter-compartment security, and the camlock provides a reliable, keyed closure without the need for staff to supply their own padlock.

Practical features that suit day-to-day operational use include:

• Camlock fitted as standard — no padlock required from staff
• Sloping top to prevent unauthorised storage above the unit
• Internal top shelf and double coat hook for organised storage
• Epoxy polyester powder coat finish for durability in humid environments
• Available as part of a matching multi-door range for consistent specification

At 1950mm tall and 450mm deep, this locker is a standard full-height unit and will require adequate ceiling clearance and floor space to install comfortably. At 23.2kg it can be manoeuvred by two people, though for larger banks of lockers it is worth considering access routes and whether the installation area has a solid, level floor. The unit is free-standing and does not require fixing to a wall, though anchoring is advisable where multiple units are banked together for stability.

This locker is well suited to staff changing facilities in catering, hospitality, healthcare, and leisure environments where a clean, consistent appearance and reliable security are priorities. If you are specifying lockers across a larger site or need guidance on door configurations, depths, or colour matching, the team is happy to talk through what will work best for your layout.

This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel and fitted with an electronic combination lock in place of a traditional key or padlock arrangement. The sloping top prevents items being stored on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in any shared staff area where housekeeping standards need to be maintained.

In commercial environments such as staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities, these lockers are a common choice where a reasonable number of individual storage compartments are needed without a large footprint. The two-door configuration means two users can share a single locker column, which is a sensible layout where space is limited. The electronic lock removes the need to manage physical keys, which reduces administration and the cost of lock replacements when staff leave.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Antibacterial coating tested against MRSA and E. coli — relevant for food-adjacent staff areas
• Pre-drilled fixing holes allow wall-mounting or row nesting to keep units stable
• Powder-coated steel construction resists knocks and everyday wear in busy changing areas
• Sloping top discourages unofficial storage and helps maintain a tidier environment
• Electronic combination lock eliminates the need for key management

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide per column, these units work well where wall space is available but floor area is restricted. They are best suited to smaller or medium-sized staff facilities. Where a higher number of individual compartments are required, or where lockers will see very heavy daily use across multiple shifts, a larger or more heavy-duty configuration may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a changing room or staff welfare area and want to talk through the layout or quantities before committing, we are happy to help.

This is a four door combination locker from Elite, finished in white powder coated steel with a flat top profile. Each door is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks. The unit is built on a welded steel frame, which gives it the rigidity needed for day-to-day use in busy staff areas without relying on fixings to hold its shape.

Ventilation panels are fitted to each side of the unit, allowing air to circulate through the locker compartments and helping moisture to dissipate. This is a practical consideration in changing rooms and back-of-house areas where damp clothing is stored after service. The anti-bacterial coating provides an additional hygiene layer and is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E-coli — relevant in food service environments where hygiene standards carry over into staff facilities.

Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear allow the unit to be secured directly to a wall, keeping it flush against the surface to conserve floor space and prevent the locker from being moved or knocked out of position during busy periods.

• Manual combination locks — no keys or padlocks required
• Welded frame construction for long-term rigidity
• Ventilation panels on both sides to manage moisture
• Anti-bacterial coating suitable for food service environments
• Wall-fixing points included to secure the unit in place

This locker suits smaller sites needing up to four individual storage spaces in a compact footprint. For larger teams requiring more doors or a tiered configuration, alternatives with greater capacity are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to confirm this unit suits your layout and team size, our team is happy to assist.

This is an eight-compartment freestanding locker unit constructed from powder-coated steel and finished in red. Each of the eight compartments is secured by its own individual camlock, providing straightforward key-per-compartment operation for staff. A welded plinth sits between the two four-door columns, adding structural rigidity and reducing the risk of access between adjacent compartments — a detail that separates this from more basic budget locker designs. The sloping top is a practical measure that discourages items being left on top of the unit, helping to keep staff areas tidy without any additional effort.

In commercial hospitality and catering environments, staff locker provision is both a day-to-day operational need and a compliance consideration. This unit is well suited to changing rooms, staff corridors, and back-of-house areas where space is at a premium. The 300mm depth means it can sit in relatively tight runs without projecting significantly into a walkway, making it a practical choice for the kind of narrow corridors common in hotel back-of-house and kitchen staff areas.

The powder-coated steel finish holds up well under routine wear and is straightforward to wipe down. At 27kg, the unit is manageable for a two-person installation. It is a freestanding design, though in high-traffic environments it is worth considering whether wall anchoring would add useful stability.

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

If you are fitting out a staff area and are weighing up whether this configuration matches your headcount or available space, we are happy to talk it through before you order.

This six-door locker unit from Elite Lockers is designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and any high-traffic environment where secure personal storage is required. Constructed from powder coated steel with a welded plinth, it offers a straightforward, robust storage solution that holds up well under the daily demands of a busy workplace.

The coin return locking mechanism is compatible with the current British £1 coin, making it practical for shared-use environments where staff change across shifts. Each door is reinforced and operates independently, giving occupants reliable security for personal effects without the need for padlocks or separate key management. The welded plinth construction keeps individual compartments properly separated.

Key practical features include:

• Anti-bacterial coating resistant to MRSA and E-coli, suitable for food service environments
• Sloping top prevents bags or items being left on the unit and simplifies cleaning
• Coin return mechanism — no ongoing cost to the user and no key management overhead
• Powder coated steel construction for durability in humid changing room conditions
• Black finish offers a clean, neutral appearance in staff welfare areas

At 1950mm tall and 300mm wide per section, this unit is reasonably compact. The 450mm depth is standard for this type of locker, though it is worth confirming the available floor-to-ceiling clearance before ordering, as the sloping top adds a small amount of effective height. At 33kg, it can be moved by two people during installation but should be positioned on a level, stable floor surface and fixed to a wall where required by local health and safety guidance.

This unit is well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, leisure facilities, and food production sites where hygiene standards are a genuine concern. It is a practical mid-range choice for smaller staff teams. Sites with larger workforces or higher locker turnover may benefit from a wider bank configuration or a more heavy-duty frame.

If you are fitting out a staff welfare area and want to discuss the right configuration for your team size and space, the team is happy to help you work through the options.

This is a six-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a sloping top and fitted with camlock closures throughout. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit — a practical consideration in busy changing areas where clutter can become a hygiene and housekeeping issue. The welded plinth between each door column adds a meaningful layer of inter-compartment security, reducing the risk of access between adjacent bays.

The powder-coated epoxy polyester finish is hard-wearing and well suited to the damp, humid conditions typical of staff changing rooms, locker rooms, and back-of-house corridors. The finish resists chipping and surface corrosion better than paint-only alternatives, which matters in environments where lockers take regular knocks from bags, trolleys, and general day-to-day use.

Practical points worth noting for this configuration:

• Camlock fittings on all six doors — employees typically supply their own key
• Welded plinth between door columns improves security between compartments
• Sloping top prevents items accumulating on the unit
• Epoxy polyester powder coat finish handles humid back-of-house conditions well
• Red finish aids colour-coded zoning in larger changing facilities

At just under two metres tall, this unit requires reasonable ceiling clearance and a firm, level floor. At 29.1kg it can be manoeuvred by two people, though positioning should be planned before installation given the height. No electrical or water connections are required.

This locker suits mid-sized catering operations, hotels, leisure facilities, and food production sites needing a compact but capable six-compartment solution. Where a larger team requires more storage capacity, wider or taller configurations may be more appropriate — and for smaller teams, single- or double-door options are available in the same range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and need guidance on layout, compartment count, or colour coding across a larger installation, the team is happy to help you work through the options before you order.

This Elite double door locker is a straightforward, well-made staff storage unit finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel. Each unit houses two separate compartments, each secured by an individual camlock, making it a practical choice for changing rooms, staff areas, and back-of-house spaces where personal storage needs to be both secure and easy to manage.

In commercial catering environments, hygiene standards extend beyond the kitchen itself. The powder-coated finish on these lockers incorporates an antibacterial treatment that is effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli. For changing rooms adjacent to food preparation areas, this is a meaningful consideration rather than a cosmetic detail — it supports the broader hygiene protocols most operators are already working to maintain.

From a practical installation standpoint, the units come with pre-drilled fixing holes, allowing them to be secured directly to a wall or grouped into banks of lockers. Fixing them in position keeps the units stable under daily use and makes the most of available floor space, particularly in compact changing areas. Key points worth noting:

• Antibacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli
• Pre-drilled holes for wall-fixing or side-by-side banking
• Camlock securing on each individual door compartment
• Powder-coated steel construction built for hard-wearing daily use
• Flat top design allows units to be stacked or topped with shelf accessories

At 1800mm tall, these are full-height lockers suited to most standard-height changing rooms. The 300mm depth per unit means they fit reasonably well in narrower spaces, though it is worth measuring your available aisle clearance before ordering multiples. If you need a larger bank of lockers or are fitting out a more substantial changing facility, it is worth discussing quantities and layout before committing.

These lockers are well suited to restaurant and hotel back-of-house areas, catering college facilities, and contract catering operations where staff storage provision needs to meet food hygiene expectations. If you have specific layout requirements or need to specify a larger installation, the team is happy to talk through the options.

This six-door locker from Elite Lockers is a manual combination lock unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each of the six compartments is secured independently by a built-in combination lock, removing the need for padlocks or key management. The flat top design keeps the unit clean and practical in tight spaces, and the green powder coat finish offers reasonable resistance to the knocks and moisture typical of back-of-house environments.

In busy staff areas, the reinforced door construction and welded plinth between compartments help maintain inter-compartment security — a practical detail that matters when multiple staff share a single locker bank. The unit is pre-drilled with nesting holes, allowing it to be fixed flush to a wall to make the most of limited space, and multiple units can be lined up in rows without gaps where debris accumulates.

Practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Combination locks eliminate key replacement costs and lost-key issues
• Welded plinth between doors strengthens the frame and improves compartment separation
• Pre-drilled nesting holes allow wall-fixing or row configuration
• Powder coated steel finish suits most back-of-house and changing room environments
• Flat top keeps the unit usable in low-ceiling or shelf-adjacent installations

At 1800mm high with a shallow 300mm depth, this unit is well suited to corridors, changing rooms, and staff areas where floor space is limited. It is worth noting that the 300mm compartment width is on the narrower side — suitable for personal items and uniform storage, but not for bulky outdoor clothing or large bags. If your team carries more substantial kit, a wider or deeper locker configuration may serve better.

This unit is a practical choice for cafés, restaurants, hotels, care homes, and similar sites needing straightforward, key-free staff locker provision without ongoing key management. For larger teams or higher-security requirements, wider or taller configurations are available across the range.

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

This is a two-door, full-height locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel with a manual combination lock on each door. It is designed for staff changing areas, leisure facilities, and similar environments where secure, individual storage is needed without the ongoing cost or logistics of key management.

The welded steel frame and reinforced door construction give this locker the durability expected in high-footfall environments. The powder coating carries an anti-bacterial finish tested to resist MRSA and E. coli, which is a practical consideration wherever hygiene standards are taken seriously — food production sites, healthcare-adjacent facilities, and anywhere staff changing areas are subject to inspection or compliance requirements.

From an installation and layout perspective, the locker arrives with pre-drilled fixing points in the rear panel, allowing it to be secured directly to a wall. This matters in practice: wall-fixed lockers sit flush, close the gap between units, and prevent the accumulation of dust and debris behind and between them — a detail that simplifies end-of-shift cleaning routines considerably.

• Combination lock mechanism removes the need for key management
• Anti-bacterial coating supports hygiene compliance in regulated environments
• Wall-fixing points allow flush installation with no gaps between units
• Powder-coated steel construction suitable for damp or humid changing areas
• Two-door configuration provides separate storage for two users per unit

This locker is well suited to staff welfare areas in catering operations, food manufacturing sites, leisure centres, and similar settings. It is a practical mid-range option where durability and hygiene matter but space per user is limited. For sites needing larger personal storage per user, single-door full-width alternatives may be worth considering.

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

This is a double door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite red powder coated steel and fitted with a coin return locking mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin. Each door secures an individual compartment, making it a practical choice wherever a number of users need to store personal belongings safely during a shift or session.

The unit is built around a welded steel frame with reinforced doors and welded plinths between compartments. That construction holds up well in high-footfall environments where lockers are opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. The anti-bacterial coating applied to the unit is a practical consideration for settings where hygiene is a priority, such as healthcare facilities, sports centres, or food production areas.

A few features are worth noting from an operational standpoint:

• Sloping top prevents items being stored above eye level, reducing the risk of falling objects
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow the unit to be secured to a wall for additional stability
• Coin return mechanism removes the need to manage key deposits or padlock supplies
• Anti-bacterial coating helps support hygiene compliance in regulated environments
• Powder coated finish offers reasonable resistance to knocks and cleaning products

Installation is straightforward. The unit is free-standing but the rear fixing holes make wall anchoring simple where a building risk assessment requires it. At 26.3kg it can be manoeuvred by two people without specialist equipment. The sloping top means these units cannot be stacked or used to gain access to high shelving, which is by design. Consider floor loading and fixing substrate before installation in older buildings.

This locker is well suited to staff changing areas, leisure and sports facilities, healthcare environments, and educational settings where self-managed coin return is preferred over padlocks or key-operated locks. For sites requiring a larger number of compartments or heavier-duty construction for industrial use, higher-specification alternatives are available in the range.

If you are specifying lockers across a larger installation or have questions about the right configuration for your site, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This eight-door locker from Elite is a manual combination unit finished in a graphite grey powder-coated steel. It is designed for staff changing rooms and welfare areas in commercial environments where reliable, secure personal storage is a daily requirement. Each door is secured by an individual combination lock, removing the need for keys and the ongoing management that comes with them.

The unit is constructed from welded steel with reinforced doors, giving it the structural integrity to handle regular, heavy use in busy changing room environments. The powder-coated finish carries antibacterial properties that are resistant to MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards need to be consistently maintained — food production facilities, catering operations, and healthcare-adjacent sites included.

From a practical standpoint, the locker offers several features that reduce day-to-day management overhead:

• Combination locking on each door — no key issuing, tracking, or replacement required
• Antibacterial powder coating resistant to MRSA and E. coli for high-hygiene environments
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points for wall anchoring or row nesting
• Flat top design supports stacking or configuration flexibility
• Welded steel frame with reinforced doors for long-term structural durability

Installation is straightforward. Pre-drilled holes in the rear panel allow the unit to be wall-fixed for stability, or units can be nested together in rows where floor space permits. At 32.5kg, it is manageable to position without specialist handling equipment, though for large installations involving multiple units, planning the layout in advance is worthwhile. No electrical or water connections are required.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, food manufacturers, leisure facilities, and any workplace where staff require secure, hygienic personal storage. The eight-door configuration suits smaller teams or areas where space is limited. For larger staff complements or higher-density installations, wider bank configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through the right configuration for your space and headcount, we are happy to assist before you place an order.

This is a three door steel locker from Elite Lockers, finished in graphite grey powder coated steel and fitted with individual camlocks on each door. It is designed for use in staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and similar facilities where secure personal storage is required alongside a clean, professional appearance.

Powder coated steel construction gives this locker a durable finish that holds up well under daily use. The antibacterial coating is suitable for environments where hygiene standards matter — including food production and catering operations — as it is tested to resist MRSA and E-coli, making it a practical choice for changing areas directly adjacent to kitchen or food handling spaces.

Practical features that suit a busy installation include:

• Individual camlock on each door for straightforward, reliable security
• Reinforced doors that resist warping and everyday physical wear
• Pre-drilled holes for wall-fixing or nesting units together to save floor space
• Antibacterial finish suitable for hygiene-controlled environments
• Flat top design for a clean, uncluttered appearance

At 1800mm tall and 300mm wide per door, the unit is a standard full-height locker configuration. The relatively modest footprint means it can be installed in tighter changing areas without difficulty, and the option to nest multiple units together helps maximise usable space in compact rooms. At 22.5kg it is manageable for a two-person installation team, and the pre-drilled fixing points make wall-anchoring straightforward.

This locker is well suited to catering businesses, hospitality venues, food production sites, and any operator who needs compliant, hygienic staff storage. For larger installations requiring higher door counts per unit or additional configurations, broader options are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room and want to make sure the configuration, quantity, or specification is right for the space, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to an order.

This is a single door coin return locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey powder coated steel. The coin return mechanism allows users to secure their belongings with a coin deposit that is returned when the locker is vacated — a practical arrangement for high-turnover environments where lockers are shared rather than assigned. The powder coated steel construction is robust and suited to the kind of repeated daily use common in busy staff areas, leisure facilities, schools, and similar settings.

In practice, powder coated steel lockers of this type hold up well in environments where lockers are opened and closed dozens of times per day. The finish resists chipping and corrosion better than bare mild steel, which matters in areas with fluctuating humidity — changing rooms, poolside facilities, or kitchen staff areas where damp kit is stored. The anti-bacterial treatment applied to the locker helps reduce the spread of bacteria in densely used spaces, which is a reasonable practical consideration in food service, healthcare, or education environments.

The reinforced door construction adds a degree of resistance to the kind of incidental force that shared lockers tend to accumulate over time — pushed shut under load, leaned against, or simply used heavily across shifts.

• Coin return lock suitable for shared, high-turnover use
• Anti-bacterial treatment for hygiene-conscious environments
• Powder coated finish offers durability against daily wear
• Reinforced door construction for consistent performance under heavy use
• Flat top design for straightforward installation in rows or banks

This locker is well suited to sites needing reliable, low-maintenance storage for staff or visitors without the administrative overhead of key management. It is a sensible single-door option for moderate storage needs. For sites requiring larger individual storage capacity or a greater number of compartments per unit, wider or multi-door configurations may be worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff area, changing room, or front-of-house locker bank and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this specification suits your site, the team is happy to help.

The Elite six door locker is a welded powder coated steel locker bank designed for staff changing areas, back-of-house corridors, and staffrooms in commercial premises. Each of the six individual compartments is secured by a padlock fitting — padlocks are not supplied and should be sourced separately. The sloping top profile discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a practical consideration in environments where housekeeping standards matter.

Construction is based on a welded frame rather than a bolt-together assembly, which gives the unit better long-term rigidity under everyday use. Powder coated steel is the standard finish throughout, offering reasonable resistance to knocks and scuffs in busy back-of-house environments. The white finish keeps the unit looking clean in staff areas where presentation is considered.

From a practical standpoint, this locker bank suits environments where multiple staff members need secure personal storage within a compact footprint. Key operational considerations include:

• Welded frame construction for improved rigidity and security over time
• Sloping top prevents accumulation of bags, boxes, or other items
• Padlock fitting on each door — operators choose and supply their own padlocks
• Powder coated steel finish suited to back-of-house and staffroom environments
• White finish helps maintain a clean, orderly appearance in staff areas

Installation is straightforward — the unit is freestanding and requires no fixed services. At 25kg, positioning and repositioning can be managed by two people without specialist equipment. The 300mm depth keeps the footprint modest, which is useful in narrower corridors or rooms where space is tight. It is worth confirming that the door swing clearance is available before siting the unit.

This model is well suited to smaller teams where six individual compartments is sufficient. For larger staffrooms or higher-occupancy sites, a unit with more doors or a wider bay configuration would be worth considering. Similarly, if the environment involves higher humidity — such as near a kitchen pass or dishwash area — it is worth discussing finish options before ordering.

If you are fitting out a staffroom or back-of-house area and want to talk through locker configuration, compartment numbers, or finish options, the team is happy to help you get the right setup first time.

This three door locker from Elite is a straightforward, well-built staff storage unit constructed from powder coated steel in a graphite grey finish. Each door is secured with a camlock, giving staff a reliable and simple locking mechanism that requires no coin or separate padlock. The sloping top panel is a practical detail that prevents dust and debris from settling on the surface, which matters in back-of-house environments where cleanliness standards apply to the whole space, not just the kitchen itself.

In day-to-day use, the locker performs as you would expect from a commercial-grade powder coated steel unit — resistant to knocks, straightforward to wipe down, and stable enough to be left in position once installed. The graphite grey finish holds up reasonably well in busy staff areas and is less likely to show marks than lighter coloured alternatives.

A few practical points worth noting before installation:

• Pre-drilled fixing holes in the rear allow wall mounting for added stability
• Units can be nested in rows, which helps make efficient use of limited changing room space
• At 23.5kg per unit, two people are advisable for positioning and wall fixing
• The powder coated finish is durable but not intended for wet room or shower area installation
• Camlocks are supplied with the unit — confirm key requirements before ordering if multiple units are needed

This locker is well suited to staff changing rooms, back-of-house corridors, and welfare facilities in restaurants, hotels, contract catering sites, and similar commercial environments. It is a practical mid-range option for sites that need reliable, secure personal storage without unnecessary complexity. For larger sites requiring higher-capacity bank configurations or heavier-duty construction, alternative options within the range may be more appropriate.

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

This freestanding eight-door locker unit from Elite provides individual secure storage compartments within a single welded steel frame. Each door is fitted with a coin return mechanism compatible with the current £1 coin, so users retrieve their coin when they vacate the compartment. There are no keys to issue, track, or replace — which removes a routine administrative overhead in any busy workplace or catering operation.

The frame is welded rather than bolted, which gives the unit a degree of rigidity that holds up well under the kind of daily wear you would expect in a staff changing area or back-of-house corridor. The blue powder-coat finish carries an antibacterial treatment resistant to E. coli and MRSA, which is a practical consideration in food-handling environments and anywhere hygiene compliance is formally required. The finish itself is straightforward to wipe down at the end of a shift.

From a day-to-day operational standpoint, the unit offers several practical advantages:

• Coin return lock removes the need for key administration entirely
• Antibacterial powder-coat supports hygiene compliance in catering environments
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points allow secure wall-mounting in high-footfall areas
• Welded construction and plinth base contribute to long-term rigidity
• Eight compartments within a single frame keeps the floor footprint contained

The 300mm depth is worth noting before you order. The compartments are well suited to clothing, personal effects, and small bags, but are not designed for bulky items such as large rucksacks or oversized equipment. Wall-fixing via the pre-drilled rear points is advisable wherever the unit will see regular use. It will sit flush against most walls without projecting significantly into walkways.

This unit is a practical choice for catering and hospitality operations, schools, leisure facilities, and any workplace where staff need reliable personal storage without key-based systems. For sites needing a greater number of doors in a single bank, or where deeper compartments would better suit the items being stored, alternative configurations are available within the range.

If you are planning a staff area layout and want to work through how many units you will need, we are happy to help you think it through before you commit to an order.

This double door locker from Elite is a full-height, powder-coated welded steel unit fitted with an electronic combination lock. Each door operates independently, making it a practical choice where two occupants need to share a single locker bay. The flat top design allows units to be stacked or lined up flush against a wall without wasted overhead space.

Constructed from welded steel with reinforced doors, the cabinet is built to handle the daily wear of busy changing environments. The powder-coated finish resists scuffing and corrosion, and the reinforced door construction provides a reasonable level of security for personal belongings in communal settings. The electronic lock removes the need to manage physical keys, which reduces administrative overhead and lost-key issues in high-turnover environments.

The locker carries an antibacterial surface coating tested against MRSA and E.coli, which makes it a practical choice for environments where hygiene standards are a formal requirement. This is a common specification request for school changing rooms, sports and leisure centres, healthcare staff areas, and commercial kitchen changing facilities.

• Electronic combination lock — no keys to issue or replace
• Reinforced door construction for improved security
• Antibacterial coating providing protection against MRSA and E.coli
• Powder-coated welded steel frame for durability in damp environments
• Flat top profile for clean installation in lined rows

At 22kg the unit is manageable for a two-person installation but will require wall fixing or row-anchoring in most commercial environments to meet stability requirements. The 300mm depth is on the compact side, so it is worth confirming it meets the storage needs of your users — for sites where staff carry larger bags or workwear, a deeper locker may be more appropriate.

This model suits smaller sites or installations where space is limited. For larger facilities requiring higher-capacity or multi-door configurations, broader options are available within the range.

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

This eight-door locker from Elite Lockers is a wall-mountable storage unit built from powder coated steel throughout. Each of the eight individual compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks and the ongoing administration that comes with managing them across a shared facility.

The steel construction is finished with an antibacterial coating that has been tested against MRSA and E. coli — a practical consideration in staff changing areas, food service environments, or any shared space where hygiene standards are taken seriously. The reinforced doors and welded plinth between compartments are built to handle regular, heavy use without deteriorating quickly, which matters in settings where lockers take a fair amount of daily wear.

From a practical standpoint, the unit includes pre-drilled fixing holes at the rear for wall mounting. Securing it to the wall is advisable in any high-footfall area — it keeps the unit stable and prevents it being shifted. The flat-top design avoids the dust-trap ledges associated with sloped-top units and gives a cleaner finish in tighter spaces.

• Keyless combination locks on all eight compartments — no key management required
• Antibacterial coating tested against MRSA and E. coli
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth for durability and inter-compartment security
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes for straightforward wall mounting
• Flat-top design for a clean, space-efficient installation

The compact 300mm depth makes this unit well suited to corridors, back-of-house areas, and staff rooms where floor space is at a premium but a reasonable number of secure bays is still needed. The blue powder coat is a standard finish; other colour options may be available depending on your specification. For larger facilities or multi-bank layouts, higher-capacity configurations are worth considering.

If you are fitting out a staff area and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your site, the team is happy to help.

The Elite six-door padlock locker is a steel changing room locker unit finished in graphite grey powder-coated steel. Each of the six individual compartments is secured by a padlock loop — users supply their own padlock, which keeps replacement costs and key management straightforward. The unit is designed for busy changing environments where durability, hygiene, and ease of maintenance are the priority.

The powder coating carries an antibacterial treatment rated to resist MRSA and E. coli, which is a practical consideration in wet changing areas, leisure facilities, or any environment where hygiene standards need to hold up to scrutiny. The steel construction handles the day-to-day wear of a high-footfall setting without requiring particular care.

A few features that make this unit practical for operators to live with day to day:

• Sloping top prevents accumulation of dust, debris, and left belongings — reducing cleaning time and lost property incidents
• Antibacterial powder coating resists MRSA and E. coli, supporting hygiene compliance in wet areas
• Pre-drilled rear fixing holes allow the unit to be mounted flush to a wall, closing gaps between units and preventing movement
• Padlock loop design removes the need to manage keys or maintain built-in locking mechanisms
• Graphite grey finish suits most commercial changing room environments without looking utilitarian

Installation is uncomplicated — the pre-drilled rear holes allow the locker to be fixed directly to a masonry or stud wall. No electrical or water connections are required. At 28kg the unit is manageable for two people to position, though the 1,950mm standing height means access routes and ceiling clearance should be checked before delivery. The 300mm width per unit means six-door configurations fit into relatively compact runs, which is useful where changing room floor space is limited.

This locker is well suited to leisure centres, sports facilities, spas, staff changing areas in hotels or restaurants, and similar environments that need a durable, hygienic, low-maintenance storage solution. For sites needing a larger number of compartments per unit, or wider individual lockers for bulkier belongings, options with different door counts and compartment dimensions are available across the range.

If you are fitting out a changing room and want to discuss locker quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your space, the team is happy to help work through the details before you commit to an order.