How to fit Sloping Tops to Lockers?

Fitting Sloping Tops to Lockers requires careful planning and attention to detail. Here are the steps you can follow to fit Sloping Tops to Lockers:

1. Measure the dimensions of the lockers and the space where they will be installed. Sloping Tops are typically used to prevent people from using the top of the lockers as a storage area or a place to leave litter, so the slope should be at least 10 degrees.
2. Purchase or make Sloping Tops that fit the dimensions of the lockers. Sloping Tops are usually made of wood, metal or plastic, and can be purchased from a locker supplier or made by a skilled carpenter.
3. Install the lockers in the desired location, making sure they are level and securely anchored to the wall or floor.
4. Position the Sloping Tops on top of the lockers. If they are not already pre-drilled, mark the screw locations on the top of the lockers to ensure they are aligned correctly.
5. Drill pilot holes for the screws using a drill bit that is slightly smaller than the diameter of the screws.
6. Place the Sloping Tops on the top of the lockers and use screws to attach them to the lockers. Make sure the screws are long enough to securely fasten the Sloping Tops to the lockers, but not so long that they go through the top of the Sloping Tops.
7. Check the Sloping Tops are securely attached to the lockers and do not wobble or move.
8. Clean the Sloping Tops and lockers to remove any debris or sawdust.

Following these steps should ensure that the Sloping Tops are fitted securely and effectively to the lockers, preventing people from using the top of lockers as a storage area or leaving litter on top of them.