Locker bookshelf

Do ya’ll love to see pictures of the inside of people’s houses as much as I do? How they decorate. What colors they paint their walls. Furniture style and arrangement. What they hang on their walls. Colorful accents. Lamps. Pillows. Rugs. Throws. Curtains. Patterns and textures and how it’s mixed and matched to coordinate. I love it all so much and I get so much inspiration from seeing what other people do and how they put it all together to make their house a home for their family. I hope…

Recycled lockers, painted and with doors removed to work as a bookshelf. Made in 2005

This creative collection of salvaged junk storage will have you dreaming up new ways to use old crates, vintage lockers, too tiny bathroom cabinets, plus!

This repurposed locker becomes a stylish china cabinet / kitchen storage. Removing the upper doors and giving it some fresh paint really changes the feel.

Painted old lockers

Standard Dimensions: 72 W x 90 T x 16 D (top section) / 24.25 D (bottom section) Reclaimed Boxcar Oak seat and top Worn oak, walnut, mahogany, and cherry also available Lockers have woven wire mesh doors, and 3 internal clothing hooks under the top shelf Glass inserts in the doors instead of mesh available Bottom unit has 4 large drawers Also available without the bottom drawer section, or the bottom drawers only Some assembly required We recommend bolting the shelf to a wall for safety…

Need better organization in your entryway or hall, but it's too narrow for a hall tree or bench, and don't want to drill holes in your wall? Build your own locker unit! It's the size of a bookshelf, and is freestanding - so you can move into your home without drilling holes in the wall. You can build it with basic tools and our free step by step plans with full diagrams, shopping and cut lists. Need a smaller size? We have plans for a smaller locker bookshelf here.