Elite Five Door Camlock Locker – Blue Powder Coated Steel

This is a full-height, five-compartment upright locker from Elite Lockers, constructed in powder coated steel and finished in blue. Each of the five doors is fitted with a camlock, giving each member of staff their own individually secured storage within a single, compact unit. A welded plinth sits between the doors, which adds a meaningful layer of inter-compartment security by reducing the risk of one door being levered open through an adjacent one — a detail that matters in busier staff areas where lockers take a fair amount of daily use.

In commercial kitchens, hotels, and hospitality venues, back-of-house staff areas often get less attention during a fit-out than the spaces guests see — but locker durability and security directly affect staff confidence and day-to-day operations. Powder coated steel holds up better than painted finishes in environments where humidity from nearby kitchen activity can affect adjacent areas, and the welded construction resists the kind of knocks and routine wear that standard staff areas tend to generate over time.

Practically, this unit works well where individual storage needs to be clearly allocated across a shared column without taking up excessive floor space. Key points to bear in mind:

• Camlock fittings are included; padlocks are not supplied
• Welded plinth between doors reduces leverage-based forced entry risk
• Flat top configuration suits installations without height constraints
• Powder coated finish offers reasonable durability in back-of-house conditions
• Alternative colours and sloping top configurations are available if required

Being a full-height unit, confirm ceiling clearance and allow adequate door swing space before installation. At 24kg it can be positioned by two people without mechanical handling, though fixing to a wall is advisable for stability, particularly in higher-traffic corridors or changing areas.

This locker suits smaller teams where five individual spaces cover the requirement comfortably. For larger staff complements, a bank of units or a wider locker configuration is likely to be more practical — and it is worth thinking through the layout before ordering to avoid awkward arrangements later.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and want to talk through what configuration would suit the space, our team is glad to help.