Yes. You can generate, edit, and use the full moving plan for free. The optional $19 one-time MovePlan Pro upgrade unlocks the printable PDF binder, weekly reminder emails, and a few power-user features.

Will I get sales calls from movers?

No. MovePlan does not sell your address or move date to third-party movers. The product is funded by the optional $19 upgrade, not lead-generation.

Do I need to create an account?

No account required. Your plan is saved automatically and accessible by URL. You can also add your email so reminder emails can be sent.

How long does it take to generate a plan?

About 60 seconds. You answer 5 short questions (move date, home size, origin, destination, what you need most help with) and MovePlan generates a personalized plan.

Yes. Every task, room, budget line, address, utility, and box label is editable. You can add custom tasks, mark items done, and rearrange the plan to fit how you actually want to move.

Are school lockers bolted to the floor?

Most locker banks are bolted to the floor, the wall, or both for stability, so identify and remove every anchor point before attempting to move a bank, not just the ones you can see easily.

How many people does it take to move school lockers?

Plan for at least two helpers per section, more for a tall or wide bank, since an unanchored locker bank is a serious tipping hazard the moment it is free-standing.

Can a locker bank be separated into smaller pieces?

Many banks are actually several narrower units bolted together side by side; separating them at these seams creates lighter, more manageable sections for the move.

How to Move School Lockers

Last updated 2026-07-17 · MovePlan Editorial Team

School lockers move as heavy, anchored banks that become genuine tip hazards the moment they are unbolted, so the plan has to include stabilizing helpers, not just tools.

Difficulty: Hard
Time: 2 to 4 hours
Typical cost: $200 to $600
Supplies: tool kit, appliance dollies, furniture blankets, helpers

Pro tip: Separating a locker bank into its individual bolted-together sections turns one dangerous, oversized load into several manageable sections that are far safer to carry and dolly.

Watch out: A locker bank that is unbolted but still standing is a serious tip-over hazard; never leave one free-standing without a helper stabilizing it until it is secured again or laid down safely.

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