Elite 8-Door Electronic Combination Locker with Sloping Top – Grey

This eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers is constructed from powder-coated steel throughout, fitted with electronic combination locks on each door, and finished with a sloping top section. It is a practical, mid-sized locker bank intended for staff changing areas, particularly in environments where hygiene standards and access management are operational priorities rather than secondary concerns.

The powder-coated steel carries an antibacterial coating tested as effective against MRSA and E. coli, which makes it a realistic choice for food production facilities, hospital changing rooms, school kitchens, and similar regulated environments where a standard uncoated locker would not meet hygiene requirements. The sloping top is a deliberate design feature rather than an aesthetic one — it prevents items accumulating on top of the unit, which is a common compliance requirement in food-handling and healthcare settings.

Electronic combination locks remove the need for physical key management entirely. In high-turnover environments where staff change shifts frequently or where key losses create administrative overhead, this is a meaningful practical benefit. Each user can set their own code, and codes can be reset as required without calling out a locksmith or holding a spare key inventory.

• Antibacterial coating tested against MRSA and E. coli for regulated environments
• Electronic combination locks remove physical key management overhead
• Sloping top prevents surface storage and supports hygiene compliance
• Pre-drilled rear fixing points for secure wall-mounting
• Powder-coated steel construction suited to heavy daily use in staff areas

The unit arrives with pre-drilled fixing points at the rear, allowing it to be secured flush to a wall. At 33.5kg, a two-person installation is straightforward, though wall construction and fixing point positions should be confirmed before the unit arrives on site.

Eight compartments suits a smaller staff team or a secondary changing facility. For larger sites or higher staff headcounts, a taller bank or a multi-bay configuration is likely to be more appropriate. If you are specifying lockers across a new facility or replacing an existing bank, it is worth talking through the layout before placing an order — the team is glad to help work through the requirements.