Size Guide: 10x20 Self Storage Units

What You Can Store

• Furniture: Several bedroom sets (including king-size beds), a full living room set with entertainment center, a dining room set, multiple bookcases, desks, and even larger items like pianos or grandfather clocks.
• Appliances: A complete set of kitchen appliances (refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, microwave), a washer and dryer set, and even smaller appliances like a stand-alone freezer or wine fridge.
• Boxes: Enough boxes to pack an entire house, including all your personal belongings, seasonal items, and keepsakes.
• Other items: Bicycles, motorcycles, ATVs, sporting equipment, large tools, and even a small car or boat (check with the facility for restrictions).

Tips for Organizing a 10x20

• Create a floor plan: Sketch out a plan for how you'll arrange your belongings to maximize space and accessibility.
• Use sturdy shelving: Invest in heavy-duty shelving units to create multiple levels of storage.
• Label everything clearly: Use a labeling system to easily identify the contents of boxes and containers.
• Maintain a central aisle: Leave a wide aisle down the center of the unit for easy access.
• Consider climate control: If you're storing sensitive items, opt for a climate-controlled unit to protect them from temperature and humidity changes.

Is a 10x20 Right for You?

• Whole-house storage: Perfect for storing the contents of your home during a move, renovation, or extended absence.
• Business storage: Ideal for storing inventory, equipment, or files for your business.
• Vehicle storage: Many 10x20 units can accommodate a small car, motorcycle, or boat (check with the facility).
• Large families or collectors: Provides ample space for those with a lot of belongings to store.