Elite Six Door Coin Return Locker – White Powder Coated Steel

This six-door locker from Elite Lockers is a freestanding, coin return storage unit built for staff changing rooms, back-of-house areas, and anywhere a high volume of people need secure personal storage. Constructed from powder coated steel with a white finish, it is designed to cope with the kind of daily wear that comes with heavy footfall — repeated door cycling, knocks, and the general demands of a busy workplace environment.

The coin return mechanism provides a practical, cost-neutral security solution. Users insert a coin to lock the door and retrieve it on exit, which removes the ongoing cost and admin of key management. The mechanism is compatible with both the old and new British £1 coin, so there are no compatibility issues in day-to-day use. Doors are reinforced to handle regular use without loosening or distorting over time.

A few features worth noting for high-traffic environments:

• Antibacterial coating helps reduce the spread of infection in shared changing areas
• Pre-drilled nesting holes in the rear allow the unit to be secured directly to the wall for added stability
• Flat top design keeps the top surface clear and prevents items being stored above the unit where they could become a hazard or hygiene concern
• White powder coated finish is hardwearing and straightforward to wipe down
• Six-door configuration suits shared spaces where individual storage is needed across a shift

At 450mm deep and 1800mm tall, this unit fits comfortably against a standard wall without significantly encroaching on floor space. It is wall-fixable rather than wall-dependent, so it can stand independently if required. At 32kg, it is manageable to position during installation but should not be moved frequently once in place.

This unit is well suited to catering and hospitality back-of-house areas, food production sites, and any workplace where staff need secure personal storage. For larger teams or higher-volume sites, wider multi-bay configurations may be more appropriate — it is worth considering your headcount per shift before settling on a unit count.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through how many units you need or how best to arrange them, the team is happy to help you think it through before you order.