Unit Sizes

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5’ x 5’ Units


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  • Approximately bathroom size
  • 25 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer
    100 – 285 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • Record storage and boxed
    personal effects
  • 3-5 loads in a standard sedan trunk

5’ x 10’ Units


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  • Approximately walk-in closet size
  • 50 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer
    300 – 500 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • Extra office or home furnishings
  • Large sports equipment
  • The 500 cu ft units could store
    the contents
    of a studio apartment
  • 1-2 cargo van loads

10’ x 10’ Units


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  • Approximately large walk-in closet size
  • 100 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer
    600 – 1200 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • The contents of a small to large one bedroom apartment including appliances
  • Business inventory storage
  • Approximately a 1 ton truck load

10’ x 15’ Units


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  • Approximately small garage size
  • 150 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer 1350 – 1800 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • The contents of a 2 bedroom apartment
    or townhouse
  • Business inventory and records storage
  • Large tools and equipment like
    landscaping equipment

10’ x 20’ Units


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  • Approximately large garage size
  • 200 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer 1800 – 2400 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • Small business requiring 24 hr drive up access
  • The contents of a house including
    appliances and outdoor furnishing
  • Approximately a 5 ton truck load

15’ x 30’ Units


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  • Approximately small warehouse size
  • 450 sq ft
  • Different ceiling heights offer
    4050 – 5400 cu ft of storage

Recommended for:

  • Small business applications or
    a large house
  • Approximately a 40 ft truck load or
    shipping container volume

Space Saver Tips

  • Consider creating a path down one side, or through the centre of your unit so that you can see and access all your items.
  • Use adjustable shelving for easy and efficient access to boxes.
  • Leave a step stool in the unit so that you can always reach items on the top shelf.
  • Hang bikes or garment bags from the ceiling.
  • Store chesterfields and mattresses on end - boxes piled on top of them would damage their springs.
  • Clothes and fabrics should be cleaned before being stored and can be stored in drawers and wardrobes. But don’t cram them in - a little air circulation is a good thing.
  • If storing quality wood items for a long time, consider waxing or using a wood treatment before storing, then cover with a thick blanket so you can store other items on top without risk of scratching.
  • Label all boxes on the sides and top so that you can see the list of contents no matter how you place your boxes in the unit
  • Keep a thick marker on a string in your unit, when you change the contents of a box, change the label.
  • Remove oil and gasoline from all small engine equipment before it is stored (including lawn mowers, chainsaws, etc.) and consider hanging items on the wall or from the ceiling.
  • Use the space under tables and inside appliances and cabinets.
  • Need more tips, ask our expert staff.