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If you've ever asked yourself “how can I find the best storage facility near me?” then we have the answer. Our extensive database makes sure you won't miss out on the perfect unit close to your home.
Find the right fit
Sort storage units by size, rent, amenities, and more to effortlessly find the space that will make your move easier or help you make room in your home for the things that matter.
Move quickly & easily
Get a self storage unit, start packing and move your things in! Rest easy knowing your belongings are safe, whether you're moving home or you want to store your stuff for a longer period.
What size do you need?
Small storage units
Small units have sizes such as 4'x5' or 5'x5' and look like closets, with room for sports gear and boxes of toys or seasonal decorations. The larger 5'x10' size resembles a walk-in closet and could hold items such as filing cabinets, small pieces of furniture or bicycles.
Medium storage units
Medium units, such as the 10'x10' and 10'x15' sizes, have the dimensions of utility rooms or average-sized bedrooms, with space for both the furniture and appliances from a small apartment or office. They could also hold motorbikes and a wide range of tools.
Large storage units
Large 10'x20' or 10'x30' units are as spacious as good-sized living rooms and can accommodate the contents of most homes, while 10'x40' units are rented for the largest houses. Businesses also use them to store products, materials and equipment.
Vehicle and RV storage
The garage-sized 10'x20' units can hold a family car and much more besides, while a 15'x20' might accommodate a couple of vehicles. For RVs, a ceiling higher than the regular 8' is usually required, and specialist 15'x30' and 10'x40' units often have this.
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