Use sturdy, consistent boxes
Similar-size boxes stack more safely. Fill empty space with packing paper so contents do not shift.
Simple steps can protect your belongings and make your unit much easier to access.
Before moving in
Similar-size boxes stack more safely. Fill empty space with packing paper so contents do not shift.
Defrost refrigerators and freezers completely, then store them with doors slightly open for airflow.
Clean metal tools and furniture before storage. A light protective oil can help reduce rust.
Use smaller boxes for books and documents so they stay manageable. Avoid overfilling heavy cartons.
Store clothing, linens, curtains, and upholstery only after they are completely clean and dry.
Use bubble wrap or packing paper for dishes, glassware, lamps, screens, and delicate decorations.
Remove legs, shelves, and hardware where practical. Bag and label fasteners so reassembly is easy.
Keep frequently needed boxes toward the front and maintain a narrow walkway through larger units.
Mark contents and room names on more than one side so labels stay visible after stacking.
Take photos and keep a basic list of stored belongings, especially valuable or important items.
Safety first
This is a general summary. Your rental agreement and facility rules control what is permitted.
Available at office locations
Stop by an office location for help choosing the right materials for your move.
Use the right size box for weight, stackability, and protection.
Bubble wrap, foam, paper, and covers help prevent scratches and breakage.
Ask our office team about a suitable lock for your storage unit.
Tape, straps, shrink wrap, and truck rentals can make moving day easier.
See what fits in each size or contact our team for a recommendation.