Elite Eight Door Padlock Locker – Grey Powder Coated Steel

Name: Elite Eight Door Padlock Locker – Grey Powder Coated Steel
Brand: Elite Lockers
SKU: CE105-P
Price: 339.6 GBP
Availability: InStock

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This eight-door locker from Elite Lockers is a free-standing, multi-compartment storage unit constructed from powder coated steel. Each compartment is secured by a padlock hasp rather than a built-in lock cylinder, which means staff supply their own padlocks. In shift-based or high-turnover environments this is a genuinely practical arrangement — there are no keys to issue, track, or replace, and there are no cylinders to repair when a lock fails.

In busy hospitality and catering operations, back-of-house locker banks take a fair amount of daily punishment. Doors are opened and closed repeatedly across multiple shifts, and frames can distort over time if the construction is not solid. The welded plinth running between the door columns reinforces the frame and reduces the gap between adjacent doors, which improves both structural rigidity and inter-compartment security. The powder coated finish holds up well under regular use and wipes down easily — a practical consideration in environments where cleanliness standards are expected throughout the building, not just in the kitchen.

A few points worth confirming before ordering:

Padlock hasp design keeps ongoing maintenance to a minimum — no cylinder replacements required
Welded plinth adds frame rigidity and improves security between adjacent compartments
Flat top allows the unit to sit flush against low ceilings or be positioned beneath overhead runs
Powder coated steel resists everyday scuffs and is straightforward to keep clean
At just over 31kg, two people are advisable for moving the unit into position

The shallow 450mm depth makes this unit a reasonable fit for corridors and changing rooms where floor space is limited. It is worth confirming ceiling height and doorway access before ordering, as the unit stands at 1800mm tall and will need clear passage on delivery.

A single eight-door bank suits smaller operations — a café, pub, or modest restaurant kitchen where the full team headcount falls within eight compartments. Larger sites, or those with growing teams, may find a wider bank or a different configuration more appropriate; we carry alternative locker arrangements to suit varying headcounts.

If you are weighing up how many compartments your site actually needs, or want to confirm the unit will work in your available space, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

How many staff does an eight-door bank realistically accommodate?

That depends on whether staff share compartments across shifts or each require their own. In a single-shift operation, eight compartments covers a small team comfortably. In a multi-shift environment, compartments are often shared, so eight doors can serve a larger headcount — though personal storage space per individual is reduced. If your team is close to or above eight people working simultaneously, it is worth considering a wider bank.

What type of padlock do staff need to supply?

The hasps are a standard design and accept most common closed-shackle padlocks. It is worth advising staff to use a padlock with a short or closed shackle for better security, as these are harder to lever or cut than open-shackle designs. There is no specific padlock supplied or required by the manufacturer.

Does the unit need to be fixed to the wall or floor?

The locker is free-standing and does not require wall or floor fixing for normal use. That said, in environments where the unit may be knocked or where health and safety assessments require it, securing to a wall is a sensible precaution — particularly in tight corridors where the unit could be nudged during busy service periods. If you are unsure what your site requires, it is worth checking with your facilities team before installation.

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