Elite Three Door Combination Locker Black Sloping Top

This is a three door combination locker from Elite Lockers, finished in black powder coated steel with a sloping top. Each of the three compartments is secured by a manual combination lock, removing the need for keys and the operational headache that comes with managing them across a busy workforce. The sloping top discourages items being left on top of the unit, which is a common cause of clutter and hygiene concerns in changing areas.

The construction is welded steel throughout, with reinforced doors and a welded plinth between compartments. This gives the unit a level of rigidity that holds up well in high-traffic staff areas where lockers are subject to regular physical contact. The antibacterial coating is a practical consideration in catering and food production environments, where maintaining hygiene standards in changing and rest areas is a genuine operational requirement rather than a box-ticking exercise — the coating is tested to inhibit the spread of MRSA and E. coli.

A few practical points worth noting before purchasing:

• Pre-drilled fixing holes allow wall mounting or bolting units together in rows for stability
• Combination locks remove the need for key management across multiple staff
• Antibacterial powder coat finish supports hygiene compliance in food environments
• Sloping top prevents storage of unauthorised items on top of the unit
• Welded steel construction and reinforced doors withstand daily heavy use

At just 300mm wide per unit, these lockers are suited to kitchens and food businesses where changing room space is limited. They can be nested side by side to form rows, which helps with space efficiency and keeps the installation tidy. The unit weighs 38.5kg, so wall fixing or floor anchoring is advisable once positioned, particularly in rows.

This locker is well suited to catering operations, food production facilities, and hospitality venues that need to provide compliant, hygienic staff changing facilities within a constrained footprint. For larger teams requiring more storage per person, wider or taller locker configurations may be more appropriate — it is worth considering total staff headcount and shift patterns when specifying how many units you need.

If you are fitting out a changing area and want to talk through the layout or quantity required, we are happy to help you get the specification right before you order.