Elite Five Door Coin Return Locker – Blue Powder Coated

This five-door locker unit from Elite Lockers provides individual secure storage compartments for staff belongings, built for back-of-house use in commercial catering, hospitality, and food service environments. Each of the five compartments is secured by a coin return mechanism that accepts the current British £1 coin, meaning no keys need to be issued, tracked, or replaced by site supervisors — the user retains the coin on exit and the locker is ready for the next person.

The unit is constructed from welded steel with reinforced doors and a welded plinth, giving it the rigidity needed to withstand daily use in busy staff areas. The blue powder coated finish carries resistance to MRSA and E-coli, which is a practical consideration in food service environments where hygiene standards apply beyond the kitchen floor itself. The blue is a fixed colour option — if your site has specific colour coordination requirements, it is worth confirming this at the point of order.

Practically, the unit is straightforward to position. Pre-drilled nesting holes allow multiple units to be bolted together side by side for longer locker runs, or fixed directly to a wall where additional stability is needed. At 1800mm tall with a compact 300mm square footprint per column, it makes efficient use of limited floor space, though ceiling clearance and floor surface should be considered before final siting.

• Coin return locking — no key management burden for site operators
• MRSA and E-coli resistant coating — supports hygiene compliance in food environments
• Pre-drilled nesting holes for wall-fixing or side-by-side multi-unit runs
• Reinforced doors and welded plinth for durability under daily use
• Accepts current British £1 coin — no adaptor or retrofit required

This unit is well suited to smaller operations — cafés, pubs, independent restaurants, and contract catering sites — where a modest number of locker spaces meets the team's needs. For larger teams or higher-density staff facilities, multi-bay runs or wider column configurations are likely to be more practical. If you are fitting out a full staff changing area and are unsure of the right quantity or layout, it is worth a conversation with us before placing an order.