Save on material costs with lockers you assemble yourself. These lockers ship flat, so you can store them out of the way until you’re ready to install them. You’ll need a few hours to put them together with the included hardware. Built by a U.S. manufacturer with more than a century of experience in steel fabrication, they’re shaped on precision machinery and inspected with custom tools. The result is square, rigid lockers that feel solid in your hand. They latch with a satisfying thunk instead of rattles and scrapes. The door is made of thick domestic steel that resists dents and warping, even after years of regular use. The continuous hinge is welded onto the door—reinforcing it and minimizing wobbles, even when slammed. These lockers are powder coated to resist rust.

To secure these lockers, hook a padlock through the hasp or replace the knockout with a lock. For more stability, anchor them to the wall or floor through the mounting holes.