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A locker is a narrow box.

School lockers, National University of Singapore
School lockers, National University of Singapore

It is for storing your things. You can find them at school or work. They are often made of metal.

Lockers in modern change room
Lockers in modern change room

Many lockers stay together in a big group. They often share walls to save space. This lets many people have a spot.

Some lockers have a lock and a key. Others use a code on a keypad.

Keyless locker 001
Keyless locker 001

Doors often have small holes. These holes let air move inside. This helps keep the locker clean.

Lockers help you keep your items safe and private.

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