Metal Lockers for Employees with Lock,6 Doors Metal Storage Locker with 18 Hooks,Steel Locker for Employees Dormitory School Office Gym Home,Assembly Required(Light Grey)

These lockers are extremely useful. They are just like the lockers that you would find at your local gym. There are multiple different sections and multiple people can gain a sense of security with the ability to lock their belongings up. These lockers are nice and sturdy and they come already put it together. You just have to place it where you want it and hold it in and you’re good to go.

This locker arrives in a very long, awkward to carry box. The instructions are a little unclear, so I definitely recommend reviewing them a few times to make sure you understand how everything fits together before you start assembling with screws/bolts.Once you get it together, it's a handy locker with a lot of potential. We're using it to store school backpacks in our mudroom and it's working really great. That said - our backpacks are fairly light weight and are far from loaded down. For that purpose, I'm really happy with it but I would avoid loading this down with anything overly heavy.At the time of this review, the item is available with Prime delivery. However, when I ordered this product it had an additional $20 shipping fee (which is something to be aware of when placing your order).

Ordering a set of lockers was more nostalgic than actual need but after receiving this SUPEER Steel Metal 5 Door Locker I was surprised how much I liked and was able to use this memorable storage cabinet that I grew up with in junior and senior high school.Standing 6ft high, 1 ft wide and 18-inches deep provides ample room for each of the five individual door access lockers. Each locker door (as was in the long time ago) has a locking latching mechanism that one can use a small padlock or any other small contemporary lock if necessary. I have no plans to lock any of the locker doors but reminisced about the first time I had a locker and lock assigned in grade school in the 60’s.This locker does require assembly and the tools needed are minimal (gloves, screwdriver, painters’ tape), however I would suggest having a person assist if possible. In my case I challenged myself to do the build solo but highly recommend using painters’ tape to assist with holding the side panels in place as one secures the boxed core structure. Door and latch construction is simple, just make sure the first door assembled one turns the latch knob to verify the latch and lock down position is correct – the latch should be assembled with the circle hole at the bottom so if using a lock, it will dangle downward in its proper position.If working slowly and steadily while carefully following the directions step-by-step one can accomplish this build by themselves (I did and I am lacking mechanical skills at dexterity at my current age). If partnered with someone construction of this tower locker is a breeze and assembly should take less than an hour. Once assembled the tower of lockers is stable and grounded with no tilts or wonkiness. All the locker doors function perfectly and the sound of the door opening and shutting brings to one’s mind the good ole days standing at one’s locker waiting for the school bell to ring.I thought it would be neat to place this 5-door locker tower in my guest room – hoping visiting guests would get the same feelings I had when ordering and building this locker tower. Inside I store guest sheets, towels, and personal hygiene items. I leave two lockers empty for guest to store their own personal items of choice and one locker I keep old high school yearbooks, class folders, note pads, pencils, school memorabilia for old times’ sake – guest like looking at the yearbooks and compliment on how nice these lockers are.Recommend Purchase/ Buy if looking for a functional 5 door locker storage cabinet that has a multitude of usage opportunities.

The instructions aren't that clear but the pictures are decent enough to help you put it together. Took about 20 minutes by myself to set up. Love how simple it is to unlock and lock with the knob. Reminds me of the lockers in the skating rink growing up. Love it.

They do what they’re supposed to, feel a little cheap but gets the job done. A little hard to assemble

For quite a while I've been trying to find a solution in my shop to store my automotive tool kits in a central location. This completely solves my issue.The locker sizes are large enough to accommodate multiple kits for upcoming projects.Assembly took less than an hour. I like the fact that you can make each individual locker either lockable or not by turning the knob upside down on assembly.The materials are a bit thinner and lighter than I thought they'd be. This makes it incredibly useful when moving the locker from one location to another. This also left me a little concerned about leaving the set free-standing. For this reason, I've attached the back side to a wall and one side to another mounted locker set in my shop by use of holes that are pre-drilled in the side and back of the unit. This made the locker set extremely rigid and I no longer have any worries.