Elite Five Door Padlock Locker with Sloping Top – Red

This is a five-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in red with a tough epoxy polyester powder-coated paint finish. Each compartment is secured by a padlock hasp rather than a built-in lock, which means padlocks are not supplied — this is intentional, as it allows operators to choose their own keying arrangement, issue padlocks to individual staff members, or adopt a master-key system to suit their own access control policy.

The unit is fitted with a sloping top as standard, which prevents items being stored on top of the locker and reduces dust accumulation — a useful detail in staff areas where housekeeping time is limited. A welded plinth runs between the door panels, reinforcing the overall structure and closing off the gap that can otherwise allow adjacent doors to be manipulated. In a busy back-of-house environment with frequent staff changeovers, that kind of inter-compartment security is worth having.

Key practical features of this locker include:

• Sloping top prevents clutter accumulation and discourages improper use of the roof
• Welded inter-door plinth strengthens structure and improves compartment security
• Padlock hasp fitting gives operators full control over their own locking system
• Powder-coated finish handles humidity and general wear typical of changing areas
• Five separate compartments provide individual, lockable storage for each staff member

At 300mm wide, the footprint is notably compact, which makes it a practical choice where changing room or corridor space is tight. At 26kg, the unit is manageable to position, but it should be fixed to a wall or floor once installed for long-term stability. The sloping top means stacking is not an option, so vertical clearance should be factored into your layout planning.

This locker is well suited to smaller hospitality operations — cafés, pubs, restaurants, and similar venues — where up to five staff members need individual secure storage. Sites with larger teams or higher turnover of staff will likely need a greater number of doors, and wider or multi-bay configurations may be more appropriate in those settings.

If you are planning a staff area fit-out and want to talk through quantities, layout, or whether this configuration suits your team size, we are happy to help before you commit to an order.