Elite Eight Door Electronic Combination Locker with Sloping Top Black

This eight-door locker unit from Elite Lockers is built for staff changing areas in commercial environments where durability, security, and day-to-day practicality all matter. Each of the eight compartments is secured by an electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys and reducing the administrative overhead that comes with managing them across a busy team. The sloping top panel discourages items being left on top of the unit, which helps keep changing areas tidy and reduces the risk of unauthorised access to stored belongings via the roof of the locker.

The carcass is constructed from powder-coated steel, which gives it the rigidity needed to withstand regular use in environments where lockers are opened and closed dozens of times a day. The finish also makes the surface straightforward to wipe down, which is a practical consideration in any welfare facility where hygiene standards are expected to be maintained. The black powder-coat finish suits modern staff room and changing room fitouts where a clean, professional aesthetic is important.

Key practical features include:

• Electronic combination locks — no keys to manage or replace
• Sloping top to prevent unauthorised storage on top of the unit
• Powder-coated steel construction for durability and ease of cleaning
• Pre-drilled fixing points for wall-mounting or nesting units together
• Antibacterial coating effective against common pathogens including MRSA and E. coli

The pre-drilled fixing points mean the unit can be secured directly to a wall or lined up flush with adjacent lockers to prevent movement and make the most of available floor space. At 1950mm tall the unit works well in standard-height changing rooms without feeling oversized, though the footprint of 300mm deep by 300mm wide per column means a full run of units does require considered placement in smaller rooms.

This eight-door configuration suits smaller teams or supplementary locker provision where a full bank is already in place. For larger workforces or high-turnover environments, units with a greater number of doors or wider compartments may be more appropriate, and it is worth considering whether electronic combination or key-lock variants better suit your site's operational needs.

If you are specifying lockers for a new fitout or replacing an existing bank, we are happy to talk through configuration, quantities, and layout before you commit to an order.