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Storage Unit Sizes, Prices and Availability
5ft x 8ft / 40 sq ft
£131 inc vat
A 40 square foot storage unit is small but still versatile.
This size is ideal for storing the contents of a small studio apartment or for extra items from a room, like closets or attic space.
8ft x 8ft / 64 sq ft
£206 inc vat pcm
A 64 square foot storage unit is a moderately sized space.
This space is typically used for personal items from a one-bedroom apartment or for decluttering part of a home.
10ft x 8ft / 80 sq ft
£242 inc vat pcm
An 80 square foot storage container (similar to an 8' x 10' unit) can hold a considerable amount of items.
This container size can comfortably store most of the contents of a small home or larger apartment, including furniture, appliances, and packed boxes.
15ft x 8ft / 120 sq ft
£339 inc vat pcm
A 120 square foot storage container offers a lot of space.
This size is ideal for storing the contents of a 2-3 bedroom house or for larger business storage needs. It’s spacious enough to accommodate most large household items and provides room for well-organized stacking.
20ft x 8ft / 160 sq ft
£417.50 inc vat
A 160 square foot storage container (around 10' x 16') provides substantial space.
This container size is suitable for large-scale storage, such as the entire contents of a large home or substantial business inventory. It provides enough space for bulky and oversized items while still allowing room for organized stacking and easy access.
40ft x 8ft / 320 sq ft
A 320 square foot storage container (around 10' x 32') provides a massive amount of space and can hold:
- Furniture: The entire contents of a large 4-5 bedroom house, including multiple large sofas, sectional couches, beds (including king-size), dressers, wardrobes, dining tables, chairs, and entertainment centers.
- Appliances: Full-size home appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, stoves, washers, dryers, and dishwashers, with room for duplicates if needed.
- Boxes and Bins: Over 150 medium to large boxes filled with personal belongings, household goods, clothing, books, and seasonal items.
- Sporting Equipment: Large sporting equipment like multiple bikes, kayaks, canoes, treadmills, weight benches, or other bulky gym equipment.
- Vehicles: A car or truck, plus additional items like motorcycles, ATVs, or scooters.
- Business Inventory: Bulk inventory, large office furniture, industrial equipment, or storage for commercial goods.
- Outdoor and Garage Items: Large pieces of outdoor furniture, gardening tools, large lawn equipment (ride-on mowers), and even small boats or trailers.
This size is ideal for major moves, home renovations, or businesses needing large-scale storage. It can hold the contents of a large home with room for oversized or specialty items like vehicles.
Price per calendar month: £787 inc vat
Tips for Maximizing Space
Maximizing space in a storage unit involves strategic planning and organization. Here are ten tips to help you make the most of your storage space:
- Plan and Inventory:
- Make a list of all items you plan to store. This helps you categorize and prioritize items, ensuring you pack systematically and don't waste space on non-essential items.
- Use Uniform Boxes:
- Opt for uniform-sized boxes. This makes stacking easier and more stable, allowing you to utilize vertical space efficiently.
- Label Everything:
- Clearly label all boxes on multiple sides. This saves time when searching for items and prevents unnecessary unpacking and repacking.
- Disassemble Furniture:
- Take apart furniture pieces like beds, tables, and shelving units. Store the disassembled parts together and keep the hardware in labeled bags attached to the furniture.
- Utilize Vertical Space:
- Stack heavier, sturdier items on the bottom and lighter, fragile items on top. Use shelving units if allowed, to maximize vertical storage.
- Vacuum-Seal Clothes and Linens:
- Use vacuum-seal bags for clothes, bedding, and linens. This reduces their volume and keeps them protected from dust and moisture.
- Fill Gaps:
- Utilize every inch of space inside furniture, appliances, and empty containers. Store smaller items inside drawers, wardrobes, and even large appliances.
- Create Aisles:
- Leave a small aisle for access, especially if you’ll need to retrieve items regularly. It might seem like wasted space, but it can save you time and hassle in the long run.
- Prioritize Accessibility:
- Store items you’ll need access to more frequently at the front of the unit. Seasonal items, documents, or frequently used tools should be easily accessible.
- Use Furniture Covers and Protectors:
- Cover furniture and mattresses with plastic covers or moving blankets to protect them from dust and damage while utilizing space efficiently around them.
By implementing these tips, you can maximize the space in your storage unit, ensuring your belongings are stored safely and efficiently.
Contact Angela or Henry now on 01844 217754
to arrange a visit to assess your storage needs.
