Locker covering

Abstract

Locker coverings improve locker interiors suffering from usage. Locker coverings as a sheet, has two parallel longitudinal scores that divide the sheet into three equal width panels. The scores permit the panels to fold for storage in a roll and then, unfold for installation in a locker. The sheet has perforations at half-lengths and full lengths of a typical locker. Preferably, the sheet is paperboard with an adhesive backing. To install locker coverings, a user unrolls a portion of the sheet, separates the sheet at a perforation, and unfolds the panels. The user removes the backing, exposes the adhesive, and places the panels on the interior walls and rear of a locker for an improved appearance. Coverings may also include a single sheet having three strips of the locker coverings applied thereto, with a pressure sensitive adhesive as a backing, and a liner sheet that may be peeled therefrom upon application of the covering to the interior walls of the locker.

1 . A liner for a locker comprising: 
 a sheet, having a generally rectangular shape where the length of said shape exceeds the width, an obverse face and a reverse face opposite said obverse face; said sheet having one or more scores parallel to the length of said sheet, said scores divide said sheet into two or more panels; and, said sheet having one or more perforations perpendicular to the length of said sheet and regularly spaced at a length approximately the height of a standard locker;    wherein one panel folds upon another panel.    
   
   
       2 . The liner of  claim 1  further comprising: 
 indicia applied to said obverse face; said reverse face having adhesive, said adhesive temporarily covered with a removable backing; and, two scores parallel to the length of said sheet dividing said sheet into a left panel, a center panel, and a right panel opposite said left panel.    
   
   
       3 . The liner of  claim 2  wherein said left panel folds over said center panel then said right panel folds over said left panel and then said sheet is rolled.  
   
   
       4 . A liner for a locker comprising: 
 a sheet of material, having an obverse face and a reverse face opposite said obverse face, said obverse face having decorative printing and said reverse face having an adhesive with removable backing, a generally rectangular shape where the length of said shape exceeds the width; said sheet having two scores parallel to the length of said sheet dividing said sheet into a left panel, a center panel, and a right panel opposite said left panel; and, said sheet having one or more perforations perpendicular to the length of said sheet and regularly spaced at half the height of a standard locker wherein a user can separate a portion of said sheet to fit said locker; wherein said left panel folds over said center panel then said right panel folds over said left panel and then said sheet is rolled.    
   
   
       5 . A method to line a locker, the steps comprising: 
 scribing a rectangular sheet with two parallel and lengthwise scores forming panels and one or more perforations spaced at the height of half of said locker and perpendicular to the length of said sheet; and, folding said panels in an overlap; and, rolling said sheet; and, for installation, unrolling said sheet and detaching a portion of said sheet at the perforation nearest the height of said locker; and unfolding said panels; and placing said panels within said locker.    
   
   
       6 . A liner for a locker comprising: 
 a sheet, said sheet having a series of strips provided thereon, said strips being separate from each other, two of the strips provided for application to the interior sides of the locker, and having a width approximating the width of the locker sides, the third sheet having a width approximating the width of the back wall of the locker, so that the sheets may be pulled free from the roll and applied to the interior surfaces of the locker during application.    
   
   
       7 . The liner for a locker of  claim 6  wherein the sheets have pressure sensitive adhesive applied to their obverse face, and a liner sheet covering said adhesive, which may be peeled free thereof upon application of the sheets to the interior walls of the locker.