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*ASSORTED COLOR* Mini Metal Locker Assorted Color

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Hallowell Kid Locker, 15"W x 15"D x 48"H, 717 Grand Slam (blue), Single Tier, 1-Wide, Knock-Down

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Master Lock 1533TRI Mini Combination Locks in Blue, Purple, and Pink, 3-Pack

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Locker Popular Q&A

Q: What Are Lockers?
A: Metal lockers are probably the most common kind of locker in the United States. They are usually found in schools, allowing students to store their books in bet... Read More »

Q: What is a locker?
A: A locker is a storage container that it's either manually locked using a lock or built with an internal lock for security. Read More »

Q: Why are there lockers?
A: there are lockers because kids have many classes and they need things to store there stuff that is to much for them to carry so thats why they invented lockers ... Read More »

Q: How to Open a Locker Lock.
A: 1. Turn the locker dial several times to the right to ensure it is ready for a new combination to be entered. Turn it enough times so there's no question of its... Read More »

Q: How to Make Homemade Lockers.
A: 1. Cut a piece of ¾-inch plywood with a circular saw to make the sides of the locker. You will need two pieces that are 23-inches-by-72-inches. 2. Measure 2-¾ i... Read More »