Elite Five Door Padlock Locker – Grey

This is a five-compartment upright staff locker from Elite Lockers, finished in grey with a tough epoxy polyester powder coated paint finish. Each of the five doors is fitted with a padlock hasp, allowing individual padlocks to be specified per staff member — padlocks are not included and can be sourced separately to match your site's existing keying arrangement. A welded plinth runs beneath the door line, reinforcing the dividing structure and reducing the risk of access between adjacent compartments.

In a commercial kitchen or hospitality setting, staff lockers take steady punishment across long service days — doors opened and closed at pace, coats and bags loaded and unloaded in a hurry. The powder coated steel construction holds up well under that kind of routine use, and the welded plinth design adds structural rigidity that thinner-gauge locker constructions can lack. At 26kg, the unit is solid without being impractical to position.

A few practical points worth considering before ordering:

• Five separate compartments allow individual padlocks per staff member
• Welded plinth reinforces inter-compartment security versus standard divider designs
• Powder coated finish resists chipping and wipes down easily
• Padlock fittings only — no camlock option on this variant
• Flat top configuration — no sloped top on this model

This locker should be positioned on a level floor surface, as the welded plinth sits directly on the ground and the unit does not include adjustable feet. It is best suited to a dedicated staff changing area or corridor rather than within the kitchen itself. Ensure sufficient wall run and ceiling clearance before ordering.

This configuration suits small to medium hospitality operations — cafés, restaurants, hotels, and contract catering sites — where five staff members require secure personal storage. For larger teams or higher-density changing areas, wider or multi-bay configurations are available within the range.

If you are fitting out a new changing area or refreshing an existing locker bank, it is worth talking through your staff numbers, available floor space, and preferred locking arrangement before settling on a configuration — we are happy to work through the options with you.