Side by side, to scale
Each grid square is 5′ × 5′. Yellow edge = door side.5′×10′ · 50 sq ft10′×10′ · 100 sq ft10′×20′ · 200 sq ft10′×30′ · 300 sq ft
What fits, roughly
General planning guidance. Real capacity depends on how you pack and the shape of your items.
| Size | Floor area | Comparable to | Often used for | On the facility’s list |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5′ × 10′ | 50 sq ft | A large walk-in closet | Boxes, seasonal gear, bikes, a few small furniture pieces | Smallest size listed |
| 10′ × 10′ | 100 sq ft | About half a one-car garage | Furniture and boxes from a studio or small one-bedroom | Ask if this size is open |
| 10′ × 20′ | 200 sq ft | About a one-car garage | Furnishings and boxes from a two- or three-bedroom home | Ask if this size is open |
| 10′ × 30′ | 300 sq ft | Larger than a one-car garage | A whole-home move, remodel overflow or business stock | Largest size listed |
About these sizes. The facility lists units from 5′×10′ up to 10′×30′. The in-between sizes here are common planning references, not a list of units on site. Call to confirm which sizes are open and current rates. No rates are published on the facility’s website, so none are shown here.
Choosing a size
- Measure your largest pieces first: sofa, mattress, dresser or tools.
- Use boxes of similar sizes so they stack straight and safely.
- Leave a walkway if you will need things out before you move out.
- Between two sizes? Mention it when you call. The office knows what is open.
Ask about a unit
Tell the office what you want to store and when. They confirm availability, the rate and the rental agreement.