Storage Size Guide
Not sure what size you need? Use this guide to estimate the right fit based on what you plan to store.
About the size of a small closet
Ideal for boxes of seasonal clothing, small furniture items, holiday decorations, or a few file boxes.
About the size of a walk-in closet
Good for a studio apartment or dorm room worth of items. Fits a mattress set, dresser, small couch, and several boxes.
About the size of a small bedroom
Can hold the contents of a one-bedroom apartment, including a sofa, dining table, bedroom set, appliances, and boxes. A popular size for mid-move storage.
About the size of a large bedroom
Fits the contents of a two-bedroom apartment or small house. Room for large furniture, appliances, and many boxes.
About the size of a one-car garage
Ideal for a two- to three-bedroom house worth of belongings. Can also store a car, small boat, or large amounts of business inventory.
About the size of a large garage
Holds the contents of a three- to five-bedroom house. Suitable for vehicles, large equipment, or full household moves with plenty of room to spare.
Three Things Worth Knowing Before You Choose
Size up, not down
The gap between two sizes is usually a few dollars a month. The gap between renting twice and renting once is a whole Saturday. If you are genuinely torn, take the larger one.
Leave yourself an aisle
A unit packed wall to wall means unpacking half of it to reach anything at the back. Plan a walkway down the middle and you will use the unit far more happily.
Think in height, not just floor space
Square footage undersells a unit. Sturdy boxes stack safely well above head height, so a 10×10 holds considerably more than its floor area suggests.
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