Self Storage Unit Size Guide

What Storage Unit Size Do I Need?

We are here to assist you in choosing the most suitable unit for all your storage requirements. Our Size Guide is designed to aid you in effortlessly identifying the ideal size. Should you have any queries regarding storage, feel free to reach out to our expert storage professionals for assistance.

5×5

25 Square feet

  • Personal items
  • Clothes
  • Boxes
  • Skis
  • Children’s Toys
  • Small Furniture Items
  • Business Records
  • Sales Rep Materials

Equivalent to: Regular closet

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5×10

50 Square feet

  • Small amounts of furniture
  • Sofas
  • Chairs
  • Chest of Drawers
  • Boxspring and Mattress
  • Business Supplies and Records
  • Plus other Small items
  • Boxes

Equivalent to: Walk-in closet

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10×10

100 Square feet

  • One-bedroom apartment with major appliances
  • Other Furniture
  • Supplies

Equivalent to: Half of a one-car garage

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10×15

150 Square feet

  • A Two-Bedroom Apartment or House
  • Including Appliances
  • Boxes and Miscellaneous items
  • Commercial Storage Inventory

Equivalent to: Two-thirds of a one-car garage

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10×20

200 Square feet

  • A three-bedroom House with Major Appliances
  • Plus lots of Boxes
  • Business storage files and inventory ideal for storage racks

Equivalent to: Standard one-car garage

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10×30

300 Square feet

  • A four-to five-bedroom house with major appliances and room for boxes
  • Excellent for business storage of files
  • Equipment
  • Permanent Records

Equivalent to: Standard two-car garage

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Frequently asked questions on Storage Size Guide

Deciding on the right size storage unit to rent can be a tricky task. It depends on a number of factors including the items you need to store, the length of time you need to store them, and the amount of space you have available at your home or office. To make the process easier, it’s important to take an inventory of the items you want to store and measure the space they will take up. This will give you a good idea of the size unit you need. You can then compare the available unit sizes at self-storage facilities to determine the one that best suits your needs. Consider renting a larger unit than you think you’ll need as it can provide extra space for future items and also make it easier to move things around.

The length of time you can reserve a storage space varies depending on the storage facility. Some facilities allow you to reserve a space up to a year in advance, while others have more flexible reservation options that allow you to reserve a space as close to your move-in date as possible. If you know when you will need storage space, it is best to reserve your space as early as possible to ensure that you get the space you need. This also ensures that you will have the most time to plan and prepare for your move. When you reserve a space, be sure to ask about the facility’s reservation policies and any associated fees, so you can make an informed decision that works best for you.

type of unit. Firstly, consider the size of the items you need to store and how much space they will require. Secondly, think about the length of time you will need to store your items and if climate control is necessary.

Climate-controlled storage units are ideal for delicate items such as electronics, musical instruments, artwork, and photographs as they are maintained at a constant temperature and humidity level.

For larger items, such as furniture or vehicles, drive-up units with ample space and easy access may be the best option. If you are storing seasonal items, such as Christmas decorations or summer sporting equipment, consider outdoor storage units for their affordability and accessibility. Check out the self-storage unit size guide and price information.

Ultimately, the type of storage unit you choose will depend on your individual storage needs, budget, and preferred level of security. It may be helpful to contact Green Sky storage expert to determine the best option for you.