Stepping into the world of self storage for the first time can feel a bit like navigating a maze- how do you know how much space you really need? If you find yourself asking this question, you're not alone, and luckily, you've landed in the right place to find answers!
Picking the wrong size for a storage unit isn't just a minor inconvenience—it can be a costly error. Opt for a unit that's too large, and you're paying for space you don't use. Go too small, and you defeat the whole purpose of renting storage, as you won't have enough room for all your items. To avoid these pitfalls, a clear understanding of the space you need is crucial. Here's a quick overview of storage unit sizes to help you choose:
Ideal for the contents of a bedsit- think of a 2 seater sofa, double bed frame & mattress, TV, boxes of clothes, books, or files.
Perfect for a two-bedroom flat's worth of belongings. You can store large items like sofas, wardrobes, mattresses, cabinets, sideboards and appliances.
Equivalent to a standard home garage, this unit can secure everything from a sizable office to the furnishings of a two-bedroom home.
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With space ample enough for a three-bedroom house, you can store large furniture sets, big-screen TVs, and other bulky items.
Many find the decision to opt for self-storage challenging, not realizing that determining the right unit size is where the real challenge lies. A smaller unit might save money initially but could be impractical later if you need to add stuff later. Conversely, too large a unit could lead to unnecessary storage costs.
We offer click and collect services and if you live local to one of our storage facilities we also offer a free collection van. If you need help to pack and or load the van we offer a reliable man and van service to ease your move into our storage facility. Choosing the right self-storage unit made easy!
With the right information and a bit of planning, you can find the perfect space to fit your needs, ensuring your belongings are safe and organised for as long as you need.
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