Elite Eight Door Electronic Combination Locker Grey

This is a free-standing, eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, finished in grey powder-coated steel and secured with individual electronic combination locks. Each compartment operates independently, allowing staff to set and manage their own access code without the need for keys or padlocks. The flat top profile means units can be stacked or positioned flush to low ceilings where headroom is limited.

In catering and hospitality environments, staff changing areas and back-of-house rooms take a great deal of daily punishment. These lockers are built with that reality in mind — reinforced doors, welded plinths between each compartment to reduce flex under repeated use, and a construction that holds up to the traffic a busy restaurant, hotel, or contract catering site generates. The electronic locking system removes the ongoing cost and disruption of lost or duplicated keys, which is a practical consideration wherever staff turnover is high.

From an operational standpoint, the unit offers several advantages worth noting:

• Anti-bacterial coating effective against MRSA and E. coli, relevant in food service environments
• Electronic combination locks remove the need to manage or replace keys
• Reinforced doors with welded inter-compartment plinths for improved rigidity and security
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for straightforward wall-fixing
• Powder-coated steel finish is durable and easy to wipe down

The compact footprint makes this unit suitable for spaces where floor area is at a premium. At 28kg, it can be moved and fixed into position by two people without specialist equipment. Wall-fixing is recommended for stability, particularly in narrower configurations or where the unit will be stacked. It is intended for indoor use and should be kept away from direct moisture or steam.

This locker suits restaurants, hotels, contract catering sites, schools, and similar operations needing reliable key-free staff storage without occupying significant floor space. For larger teams or sites needing more compartments, wider bay configurations are worth considering.

If you're fitting out a staff area and want to talk through the right locker arrangement for your headcount and available space, the team is glad to help.