Self storage facilities usually offer a range of unit sizes to accommodate different needs. The most common sizes include 5x5, 5x10, 10x10, 10x15, and 10x20 feet.Â
Self-storage units come in various sizes to accommodate different storage needs. Understanding the capacity of each unit size can help you choose the right one for your belongings. Here's a breakdown of the most common self-storage unit sizes and what they can typically hold.
This compact unit is perfect for those with limited storage needs. It can hold items from a small bedroom or studio apartment, including:
A twin or full-size mattress set
A chest of drawers
Several small to medium-sized boxes
Seasonal decorations and clothing
Small appliances
Slightly larger than the 5' x 10', this unit offers more space for additional furniture and boxes. It can accommodate:
Contents of a one-bedroom apartment
A queen-size mattress set
A sofa or loveseat
A dining room table with chairs
Several medium to large boxes
This popular size is equivalent to half of a standard one-car garage. It's suitable for:
Furnishings from a two-bedroom apartment
Major appliances (washer, dryer, refrigerator)
Entertainment center and television
Multiple boxes and storage containers
This larger unit can hold the contents of a small house or a two to three-bedroom apartment, including:
Full dining room set
Living room furniture
Several large appliances
Multiple boxes and bins
Outdoor equipment like bicycles or a lawn mower
Equivalent to a standard one-car garage, this spacious unit can store:
Contents of a three to four-bedroom house
Large appliances
Complete living room and dining room sets
Mattresses and bedroom furniture
Patio furniture
-Numerous boxes and storage containers
When choosing a storage unit, always consider not just the volume of your items but also how you'll arrange them for easy access. It's often worth sizing up if you're unsure, to ensure comfortable storage and retrieval of your belongings.