HOME   CONTACT US   SERVICES   FAQ's   CHESTERLAND   GARRETTSVILLE   COUPONS/SPECIALS ...self storage should be the least of your worries. That's why we always ask,	[ What size storage unit do I need? ] [ What do I need to know about storage? ] What size storage unit do I need? 5´ x 5´ Unit (Approximately 200 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of a small walk in closet and will hold a small piece of furniture or one large appliance plus some boxes. 5´ x 10´ Unit (Approximately 400 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of a large walk-in closet and will hold a couch and a chair; or mattress, box springs and a dresser, or a motorcycle and some boxes. 5´ x 15´ Unit (Approximately 600 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of an extra large walk-in closet and will hold one room of furniture or two motorcycles plus some boxes. 10´ x 10´ Unit (Approximately 800 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of a backyard storage shed and will hold two small rooms of furniture plus some boxes. 10´ x 15´ Unite (Approximately 1,200 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of a small one car garage and will hold a compact car or furniture from a one bedroom apartment plus some boxes. 10´ x 20´ Unit (Approximately 1,600 feet): This unit is the size of a one car garage and will hold a full-size car or furniture from a three bedroom house plus some boxes. 10´ x 25´ Unit (Approximately 2,000 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of a large one car garage and will hold a car and a motorcycle or furniture from a four bedroom house plus some boxes. 10´ x 30´ Unit (Approximately 2,400 cubic feet): This unit is about the size of an extra large one car garage and will hold furniture from a large house plus some boxes. [ Back To Top ] What do I need to know about storage? 1. Make sure that you have insurance coverage on the contents of the storage unit. Also, keep an inventory of the items stored in the unit in the event that you would have to make an insurance claim. 2. Items that will tend to mildew (boxes of clothing or books) should be kept up off the concrete floor by placing them on top of other items or placing them on pallets. 3. Furniture, mattresses and box springs should be covered to protect them from dust and damage. 4. Place the items that you are least likely to need, into the storage unit first (in the back of the unit) and place the items that you are most likely to need in last so you will have easy access to them. 5. Stack boxes so that the heaviest boxes are on the bottom with the lightest boxes on the top to prevent crushing. 6. Label your boxes so that it will be easier to identify items later when you are unloading them at a new residence. 7. If you are storing a vehicle in the storage unit you must disconnect the battery and protect the concrete floor from oil or grease that may drip from the vehicle. 8. You are not permitted to store any food, gasoline, explosives, paint, flammable chemicals, corrosive or hazardous materials, or controlled substances in the storage unit. 9. You are not permitted to attach anything to any part of the structure for hanging or lifting heavy objects. [ Back To Top ]
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