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Elite 8-Door Electronic Combination Locker with Sloping Top – Blue

SKU: CE102-ELS

£881.00(£1,057.20 inc VAT)
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This is an eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed in powder-coated steel and finished in blue. Each compartment is secured by its own electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks entirely. The sloping top is a practical detail that prevents items being left on the unit and reduces dust build-up — both of which matter in high-traffic changing environments.

The steel doors are reinforced, and a welded plinth runs between each door to limit the risk of inter-compartment tampering. These are not superficial features. In busy changing rooms where personal belongings are left unattended during working hours or leisure sessions, the structural integrity of the locker matters as much as the lock itself. The powder-coated finish holds up well against the humidity and daily contact typical of changing room use.

From a management perspective, the keyless system removes the ongoing overhead of key administration — lost keys, call-outs, and lock replacements are simply not a factor. Codes can be reset without specialist tools, which is a meaningful operational advantage in settings with high staff or visitor turnover. Pre-drilled rear fixing holes allow the unit to be wall-mounted, keeping it stable and reducing the footprint in tighter spaces.

  • Individual electronic combination locks on each of the eight compartments
  • Reinforced doors with welded inter-compartment plinth for improved security
  • Sloping top discourages improper storage and simplifies routine cleaning
  • Wall-mountable via pre-drilled rear fixing holes
  • Powder-coated steel finish suited to humid changing room conditions

At 300mm deep, this unit is well suited to sites where floor space is at a premium — schools, leisure centres, training facilities, and hospitality back-of-house areas are all common applications. That shallower depth is worth considering if users routinely need to store bulky outerwear or large bags; if so, a deeper-compartment configuration may be a better fit. For larger installations requiring extended locker banks or higher compartment counts, broader options are available in the range.

If you are specifying lockers for a new facility or refurbishment and want to talk through the right configuration before committing, we are happy to work through the details with you.

Frequently asked questions

Is this locker suitable for a commercial kitchen back-of-house changing area?

Yes, it is commonly used in hospitality and catering environments where staff require secure storage for personal belongings during service. The powder-coated steel construction handles the humidity typical of back-of-house areas, and the keyless electronic locks are practical where staff turnover is higher than average. The 300mm depth suits lighter personal items; if staff need to store bulkier clothing or bags, a deeper compartment unit would be worth considering.

How are the electronic combination locks reset between users?

The combination codes can be changed by the user or an administrator without specialist tools or external service visits. This makes the unit straightforward to manage in settings where locker allocation changes regularly, such as shift-based workplaces or leisure facilities with high membership turnover.

Does the unit need to be wall-fixed, or can it stand freely?

The locker can be used free-standing, but wall-fixing via the pre-drilled rear holes is recommended for stability, particularly in high-traffic areas where the unit will be opened and closed repeatedly throughout the day. Fixing it to the wall also prevents it from being moved or pulled forward, which is a practical consideration in narrower changing room corridors.
Elite 8-Door Electronic Combination Locker with Sloping Top – Blue

£881.00(£1,057.20 inc VAT)

£881.00(£1,057.20 inc VAT)

This is an eight-compartment locker unit from Elite Lockers, constructed in powder-coated steel and finished in blue. Each compartment is secured by its own electronic combination lock, removing the need for keys or padlocks entirely. The sloping top is a practical detail that prevents items being left on the unit and reduces dust build-up — both of which matter in high-traffic changing environments.

The steel doors are reinforced, and a welded plinth runs between each door to limit the risk of inter-compartment tampering. These are not superficial features. In busy changing rooms where personal belongings are left unattended during working hours or leisure sessions, the structural integrity of the locker matters as much as the lock itself. The powder-coated finish holds up well against the humidity and daily contact typical of changing room use.

From a management perspective, the keyless system removes the ongoing overhead of key administration — lost keys, call-outs, and lock replacements are simply not a factor. Codes can be reset without specialist tools, which is a meaningful operational advantage in settings with high staff or visitor turnover. Pre-drilled rear fixing holes allow the unit to be wall-mounted, keeping it stable and reducing the footprint in tighter spaces.

  • Individual electronic combination locks on each of the eight compartments
  • Reinforced doors with welded inter-compartment plinth for improved security
  • Sloping top discourages improper storage and simplifies routine cleaning
  • Wall-mountable via pre-drilled rear fixing holes
  • Powder-coated steel finish suited to humid changing room conditions

At 300mm deep, this unit is well suited to sites where floor space is at a premium — schools, leisure centres, training facilities, and hospitality back-of-house areas are all common applications. That shallower depth is worth considering if users routinely need to store bulky outerwear or large bags; if so, a deeper-compartment configuration may be a better fit. For larger installations requiring extended locker banks or higher compartment counts, broader options are available in the range.

If you are specifying lockers for a new facility or refurbishment and want to talk through the right configuration before committing, we are happy to work through the details with you.