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Everything you need to know about choosing, packing, and organizing your storage unit.
— Storage Size Guide
Not sure what fits? Here's a quick guide to help you choose.
Box counts based on standard medium moving boxes (18″ × 18″ × 16″).
Seasonal items, holiday decorations, file boxes, luggage, and small furniture.
Ideal for a one-bedroom apartment, dorm room, or small office. Fits a mattress set, dresser, desk, and boxes.
Our most popular size. Fits the contents of a two-bedroom apartment — living room furniture, bedroom sets, and plenty of boxes.
Enough room for a three-bedroom home including major appliances, multiple bedroom sets, and all your living and dining room furniture.
Room for a fully furnished four-bedroom home. Also popular for businesses storing inventory, equipment, or office contents.
Our largest standard unit. Fits a fully furnished large home with garage items, or commercial inventory and equipment.
Unit Types
Drive your vehicle right up to the door for easy loading and unloading. These ground-floor units are ideal for heavy or bulky items — no elevators, no stairs, no carts. Just pull up, open the door, and go.
Temperature and humidity regulated year-round to protect sensitive belongings. Ideal for electronics, photos, documents, musical instruments, wood furniture, and anything that doesn't do well with extreme heat, cold, or moisture.
Storage Tips
Decide what you actually need to keep. Less stuff means a smaller unit and a lower monthly cost.
Wipe down furniture and dry all items before storing. This prevents mold and mildew growth.
Avoid oversized or flimsy boxes. Uniform, sturdy boxes stack better and protect your belongings.
Mark each box with its contents and the room it came from. You'll thank yourself later.
Use bubble wrap, packing paper, or towels to cushion delicate items like dishes, mirrors, and electronics.
Place heavier items and boxes at the bottom of stacks, lighter ones on top. This prevents crushing and collapse.
Pack boxes inside dressers, wardrobes, and appliances to maximize every inch of your unit.
Keep a small gap around the edges of your unit for ventilation. This helps prevent moisture buildup.
Protect your belongings with a tenant protection plan for added peace of mind. Learn more →
Make a list of everything you're storing and keep it somewhere safe. Helpful for insurance claims or finding items later.
Do not store combustibles or perishables in units. Old paint, cleaning fluids, gasoline, and similar hazardous materials are not permitted. Drain fuel from all gasoline-powered equipment before storing.
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