A full stack of textbooksLockerMate Adjust-A-Shelf Locker Shelf, Holds Up to 10 lbs, Black
- Holds 10 lbs
- 12-15 in wide
- Black
LockerMate locker shelves and organizers for the four minutes between bells
You get four minutes, one narrow steel box and a door that will not stay open. We make the shelves, kits and pencil boxes that turn that box into a place where everything has a level of its own.
- No assembly needed
- Fits 12 to 15 inch lockers
- Magnetic, nothing to stick or drill
Eight doors, one hallway
Open the one that matches the problem in your locker.
Adjustable Locker ShelvesTension shelves that stretch from 12 to 15 inches and sit at any height you pick.14 inside
Stackable Locker ShelvesFreestanding wire shelves, 12 inches tall, that unfold and stack.4 inside
Locker KitsShelf, mirror, whiteboard and magnets in one box, from 4 to 10 pieces.11 inside
Locker AccessoriesMagnetic pencil holders, a lighted vanity and neon LED lights for the door.6 inside
Pencil BoxesHard plastic pencil cases with snap lids, plus crayon boxes for home and classroom.12 inside
Flexi and Pop-It StorageCollapsible boxes that pop up when full and press flat when empty.18 inside
Pencil PouchesZippered fabric pouches, expanding cases and cases that lock.9 inside
RulersFlexible 12 inch rulers by the dozen and the four-sided MeasureMate.3 insideWhat gets carried out of the store first
The shelves and kits other families pick most, by the number of ratings behind them.
Setup before homeroomLockerMate Stac-A-Shelf Stackable Locker Shelf, Extra Tall, Pink
- No assembly
- 12 in tall
- Pink
Stretching to fit odd shapesIt's Academic Flexi Storage Box, Folding and Adjustable, Purple
- Rubber body
- Folding
- Purple
Protecting pencils in a backpackLockerMate by Bostitch Hard Pencil Case, Pink and Blue
- Hard top
- Clasp lid
- Pink + blue
First locker everLockerMate by Bostitch 7-Piece Locker Kit with Wire Shelf, Blue
- 7 pieces
- Extra tall shelf
- Blue
Sorting pens by kindLockerMate Magnetic Pencil Holder with 3 Mesh Compartments, Pink
- Magnetic
- Jumbo cup
- Pink mesh
Pens within reachLockerMate Magnetic Pencil Holder with 3 Mesh Compartments, Black
- Magnetic
- 3 compartments
- Black mesh
Keeping crayons sharpLockerMate Crayon Box with Sharpener, Holds 24 Crayons, Single
- 24 crayons
- Sharpener
- 1 box
Why a locker needs levels
A locker is tall and narrow. Without a shelf, everything you own ends up in one pile at the bottom.
Measure once
Our tension shelves fit openings from 12 to 15 inches. One tape measure reading tells you which shelf you need.
No tools, no marks
Shelves press in or unfold. Door pieces hold by magnet. Nothing is drilled, glued or left behind in June.
Built for slammed doors
Locking knobs, rubber stops and magnets that hold are there because a locker door never closes gently.
Home again in a backpack
Wire shelves fold flat and Flexi boxes collapse, so clearing the locker takes one trip.
LockerMate locker organization, from the top shelf to the floor
Every school locker has the same shape problem: it is tall, it is narrow, and gravity sends everything to the bottom. We organize it the way you open it, one zone at a time.
- Zone 1
The top: what you grab between classes
The built-in top shelf is the first thing your hand reaches, so it holds the light, quick things: lunch, earbuds, a water bottle, keys. If your locker has no top shelf at all, an Adjust-A-Shelf pressed in high above the coat hook creates one, and the models with a pull-out drawer keep passes and chargers from sliding to the back.
- Zone 2
The middle: one more level where there was none
This is where a LockerMate shelf earns its keep. The Adjust-A-Shelf telescopes from 12 to 15 inches, the width of a standard school locker, and holds wherever you press it, so the height follows your tallest binder rather than a factory setting. The shelf rated for it carries up to 10 lbs of textbooks. Want two new levels at once? The double shelf adjusts in width and height together.
- Zone 3
The floor: heavy books on a shelf with legs
When the side walls are dented, slanted or wider than 15 inches, nothing should rely on pressure. A Stac-A-Shelf stands on four legs instead: an extra tall 12 inch wire shelf that unfolds with no tools. Heavy books go underneath, a second Stac-A-Shelf can stack on top of the first, and in June each one folds flat for the bus ride home.
- Zone 4
The door: everything that holds by magnet
A steel door is free storage that most students never use. Our locker kits put a magnetic mirror, a dry erase board with marker, a storage cup and spare magnets on it in one go, and the accessories add a mesh pencil holder, a lighted vanity or a neon LED light. Magnets mean no tape, no glue and no marks left for the custodian.
- Zone 5
The bag: boxes that leave the locker with you
Small supplies travel better boxed. A hard pencil case survives being crushed under a math book, a Flexi box collapses nearly flat on light days, and our sister name It's Academic adds zip pouches, locking cases and rulers for the desk.
Notes passed back to us
Word for word, from people who set one up.
Easy to install
Works amazingly. Easy to install and holds a decent amount of my junk in my locker. Definitely recommend.
Worth it!
Fits perfectly in my locker and is extremely durable! It’s a little shaky but non the less keeps my locker organized. It’s very easy to bring to school incase you don’t wanna carry around a big bag, embarrassed. Just fold the legs and slip it in your back pack! Awesome overall
Love the kit
Perfect fit for a middle school half locker. The shelf was easy to set up and is stable under the weight of school books. The pink color is a pretty light pink. The magnets actually stick/hold strong, and the flowers were dainty. The light is really not necessary but my 11 year old feels cool with it in her locker!
Sturdy
Worked perfect for my daughter's locker. Heavy metal, so pretty sturdy, the magnet could be a little stronger we added a couple, so when she slammed her lover don't it didn't go flying. Fits all her trinkets perfectly.
Sturdy pencil box for young learners
It is hard to find a nice sturdy pencil box for young learners. This is the second one I have purchased for my son and will continue to use these in the future. Easy to open and close, rubber makes it durable and prevents cracks if dropped. Holds up all school year. Highly recommend
Great for art supplies!
Nice boxes for storage. I use them for art supplies. They feel good quality, and the clasps work well. The colors are fun!
Study hall
Short reads for the week before school starts.
Period 1Measure your locker before you buySchools rarely print locker dimensions on the supply list, so the tape measure is your friend. Three readings are enough.Period 2Adjust-A-Shelf vs Stac-A-ShelfWe make two kinds of locker shelf because lockers come in two kinds of trouble: not enough levels, and walls you cannot trust.Period 3Locker setup in ten minutesLocker day is loud and short. Here is the order we would do it in, start to finish, with time left to find homeroom.
Hands up
The questions we hear every August.
What size locker does the LockerMate Adjust-A-Shelf fit?
It extends to fit standard lockers from 12 to 15 inches wide and can be positioned at any height.
Do LockerMate shelves need tools or assembly?
No. Tension shelves press into place by hand and Stac-A-Shelf wire shelves simply unfold. No tools or hardware are needed.
How much weight can a locker shelf hold?
The Adjust-A-Shelf that lists a capacity holds up to 10 lbs, enough for a full load of textbooks.
Will the magnetic accessories damage a locker?
They hold by magnet only, so there is no adhesive or drilling and they lift off cleanly.
Can I stack more than one Stac-A-Shelf?
Yes. Each shelf is 12 inches tall and they are made to stack on top of each other when the locker height allows.
What comes in a LockerMate locker kit?
Depending on the kit: a shelf, a magnetic mirror, a dry erase board with marker, a storage cup and magnets. The 10-piece kit adds a push light and a corkboard with pushpins.
The bell is about to ring
Measure the locker, pick the shelf, and let the first day be about finding your classes instead of finding your books.