Locker

A coin receptacle locking mechanism for mounting on a frame, comprising:

• a key operated barrel;
• a lock bar;
• and
• a cam attached to said barrel, said cam having at least three lobes, wherein said first lobe engages the frame at a first point, said second lobe engages said frame at a second point, and said third lobe is pivotally connected to a lock bar that engages said frame at a third point when said barrel is placed in a locked position.

A self draining locker shelf, comprising:

• a member having a sloping surface and a perimeter;
• a plurality of parallel ribs upstanding from said sloping surface and defining a channel between each pair of ribs and above said sloping surface;
• and
• a rim attached to said perimeter of said member and having at least one opening in fluid communication with each channel.

A locker door, comprising:

• a front cover having opposed interlocking members;
• a backing member having second opposed interlocking members for engagement with said opposed interlocking members of said front cover, whereby said front cover and said backing member define a gap therebetween;
• a top cap having at least one ridge, wherein said ridge is fitted within said gap between said front cover and said backing member;
• and
• a bottom cap having at least one ridge, wherein said ridge is fitted within said gap between said front cover and said backing member.

A method of manufacturing a locker, comprising:

• cutting a first wall from a first material to a desired length;
• cutting a second wall from said first material to the desired length;
• cutting a third wall to the desired length;
• and
• slidingly engaging said first, second and third walls.