Choosing the right storage unit size can feel overwhelming—but we’re here to make it easy. Here’s a breakdown of what you can typically store in each of our most popular unit sizes:
Perfect for small loads or when you're just clearing out a little space at home.
What it fits:
A queen-size mattress and box spring
A dresser or small couch
Several boxes and totes
Bicycles or seasonal gear
Ideal for: college students, decluttering a room, or storing holiday items
One of our most popular sizes, this unit holds the contents of an average one-bedroom apartment.
What it fits:
A queen or king mattress set
Dresser, nightstands, and couch
Kitchen table and chairs
Several large boxes or bins
Ideal for: apartment moves, in-between homes, or temporary storage during renovations
Great for storing the contents of a 2–3 bedroom home or even a vehicle.
What it fits:
Multiple bedroom sets
Large appliances like washers, dryers, and refrigerators
Living room furniture, dining sets, and large boxes
One car, truck, or small boat
Ideal for: homeowners relocating, long-term storage, or storing a vehicle
Our largest standard unit size—ideal for whole-house storage.
What it fits:
The entire contents of a 4–5 bedroom home
Multiple appliances and large furniture pieces
Garage items, lawn equipment, or business inventory
Vehicles, trailers, or ATVs
Ideal for: large families, estate clean-outs, or commercial use
Select a unit that fits your needs comfortably — not too small that you have to cram, and not too large that items shift around.
Drive-up access units make loading and unloading heavy or bulky items easier.
Furniture: Wipe down surfaces to remove dust and dirt. Ensure all pieces are dry to prevent mold.
Appliances: Empty, clean, and leave doors open for a while to air out moisture.
Clothing and linens: Wash and completely dry before packing.
Electronics: Dust off and remove batteries to avoid corrosion.
Take apart beds, tables, and shelving to save space and reduce risk of damage.
Store screws and small parts in labeled bags taped to the furniture.
Use strong boxes or plastic bins to protect your items.
Wrap fragile items in bubble wrap or blankets.
Cover furniture with moving blankets or sheets to protect from dust.
Write contents on multiple sides of each box.
Keep an inventory list for easy reference.
Place heavier items at the bottom, lighter on top.
Store frequently used items near the front.
Leave a pathway inside the unit for easy access.