Got these a few years back. Nearby high school was being remodeled and the contractor advertised school lockers for $ 1.50 each. The math being easy, I bought 40 of them. Was moving into new home and shop and just happened to have a rented moving van the day they were to be picked up. Contractor tried to talk me into 40 more, but SWMBO said no.
After sitting around for a while I finally built a stand for them out of 1" square tubing. There is 5/8" square horizontal tubing behind the lockers, lag bolted to the poles of the pole barn. In turn the lockers were screwed down at the bottom and along the back to the metal framework and to eachother.
Since lockers only have one side (the next locker provides the other side, etc.) the tops of the 5-stack were open to the sky. I placed 3/4" MDF on top for a storage shelf. Just happened to have a lot of old MDF on hand.
Decided not to place chains (enabling the doors to remain open to a horizontal position) on the doors since horizontal surfaces collect 'things'. When I need items that I cannot hold in one hand I usually take a pushcart with me.
The lockers came with a printout of five combinations for each locker. Also came with 3 copies of the master key. The locks are real interesting. Once the door is open there is a pinhole in the back that advances a wheel for next years combination. 5 years total so as to make it more challenging to our under-educated graduate would-be thieves.
Ivan Vegvary