Elite Five Door Padlock Locker with Sloping Top – Green

This is a five-compartment staff locker from Elite Lockers, constructed from powder coated steel and finished in green. Each compartment is secured by a padlock fitting — padlocks are not included and will need to be sourced separately. The sloping top is a deliberate practical feature: it prevents items accumulating on the unit between shifts, which is a common housekeeping issue in busy back-of-house areas.

A welded plinth runs between the door bays, reinforcing the inter-compartment division and adding overall rigidity to the structure. This improves both the security between adjacent compartments and the long-term durability of the unit under daily use. Powder coated steel holds up well in the kind of environment typical behind a commercial kitchen — warm, occasionally damp, and subject to regular contact — provided the locker is kept away from direct water ingress or steam sources.

From an operational standpoint, this unit offers several practical advantages for catering and hospitality teams:

• Five individual lockable compartments provide dedicated storage for each staff member
• Sloping top actively discourages clutter accumulating on the unit
• Welded plinth strengthens the structure and improves security between bays
• Powder coated finish is durable and straightforward to wipe clean
• Green finish suits environments where colour-coding or visual consistency is required

The unit is freestanding and requires no electrical connection, water supply, or drainage — positioning is the main practical consideration. Two people can manage the installation comfortably. On uneven floors or in narrow changing areas, securing the unit to a wall is worth considering for long-term stability. The 300mm depth keeps the footprint compact, which works well in tighter staff areas, though it may not comfortably accommodate large bags or bulky protective clothing alongside other personal items.

This locker is well suited to smaller catering teams, front-of-house staff areas, or satellite and secondary sites where a full bank of larger lockers would be impractical. For larger teams, or where staff need to store bulkier items, a deeper or wider configuration may serve better.

If you are fitting out a new staff area or are unsure whether this configuration works for your team size and space, we are happy to talk it through.