Drive up, ground level. 50 square feet of storage space compares to a large walk-in closet. This size of self storage unit can store a mattress set, small furniture, and boxes. Business storage customers can store about 35 file boxes and small office furniture.
Drive up, ground level. 100 square feet of storage space compares to half of a standard one-car garage. This size can store the contents of a one-bedroom apartment including a queen mattress set, sofa, dining table, appliances, and boxes. Business customers can store equipment, inventory, and filing cabinets.
Drive up, ground level. 140 square feet of storage space provides extra room for larger household items. This size can hold the contents of a large one-bedroom or small two-bedroom home including bedroom sets, living room furniture, appliances, and boxes. Ideal for small business inventory and equipment storage.
Drive up, ground level. 150 square feet of storage space compares to the size of a large bedroom. This unit can store the contents of a two-bedroom home, including multiple bedroom sets, large furniture, appliances, and boxes. Also suitable for a small vehicle or motorcycle.
Drive up, ground level. 200 square feet of storage space compares to a standard one-car garage. This unit can store the contents of a two- to three-bedroom home or a standard-size vehicle. Business storage customers can store large inventory, equipment, or seasonal stock.
Drive up, ground level. 240 square feet of storage space offers oversized garage capacity. This size can store the contents of a three- to four-bedroom home, long vehicles, small boats, trailers, or large business equipment.
Drive up, ground level. 300 square feet of storage space compares to an extra-large garage. This unit can store the contents of a large home, multiple vehicles, or extensive business inventory and equipment.