You can store and organize most anything for use in self-storage. For example, you might choose to store mobile equipment, office files, business records, manufacturer’s samples, seasonal decorations, theatrical scenery and any additional supplies. Furthermore, self-storage can help your travelling sales staff by allowing them to have stock on hand.
Keep in mind that (like any other agreement) you should always read through you self-storage agreement carefully and thoroughly. As this is an important document, be sure to keep it in a safe place. Contact the staff at the self-storage facility if you have any questions.
You may not store any items that are illegal, stolen, hazardous, flammable, explosive, perishable, environmentally harmful, or that may be a risk to the property of any person (for example acid, gasoline, chlorine, paint, etc.)
Inquire with our storage consultant to help you select a space that will best suit your specific needs. You will find that a small space that is efficiently packed will be less expensive than a larger space. However, if your needs are such that you will be using the space quite often, you may find that a larger space (well organized with file boxes and racks) makes more sense for you. Storage World self-storage facilities are willing and able to make modifications to meet your specific needs. Additionally, Storage World self storage facilities offer additional services to help their business clients. For specific details, contact a Storage World self storage consultant.
For total peace of mind, all our customers must insure their goods through Storage World’s Open Cover Policy. Our policy is specifically designed for self storage, so you can be sure your possessions are fully protected. You’ll simply pay a price for cover based on the replacement value of what you’re storing with us. Alternatively, you can transfer your own insurance cover to your storage unit, confirmation of which must be provided to the facility manager.
You can easily get the most out of a small storage area if you plan carefully. Do not place heavy items on top of fragile items. Separate the storage area by type of item. Make sure you have easy access to the items you need to get to often by placing them near the opening of your storage space.
For total peace of mind, all our customers must insure their goods through Storage World’s Open Cover Policy. Our policy is specifically designed for self storage, so you can be sure your possessions are fully protected. You’ll simply pay a price for cover based on the replacement value of what you’re storing with us. Alternatively, you can transfer your own insurance cover to your storage unit, confirmation of which must be provided to the facility manager.
Packing materials including cardboard boxes, wardrobes boxes, bubble wrap, Styrofoam “popcorn”, newspaper, acid free tissue paper, rope, packing tape, and permanent ink markers. All of these supplies are readily available at all Storage World facilities. Fill all of the boxes you pack to capacity but be careful not to overfill in such a way where the box can rupture and break open. Make sure to fill empty space in boxes with loose material like crunched up newspaper or Styrofoam pieces. Heavy items likes books and appliances should be packed in their own boxes. Items like computers, electronic equipment, camera equipment, etc., should also be carefully packed in their own cartons. Pack items and label them by room for easy identification. Plan out your storage space for easy access.
Empty all dressers of clothing, and pack into appropriate wardrobe boxes. Make sure that doors and drawers of your furniture are securely shut (use tape or rope or strong ribbon). Where possible, remove the legs from items of furniture to avoid damage and save space. Vacuum your furniture and remember to collect all of that loose change in the sofa.
Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box. Wrap each piece individually in tissue paper. Pack all of these items in such a way so that they won’t bang against each other. Place plenty of loose Styrofoam or crunched up newspaper in the voids and cavities in the box as you pack. Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box and seal it with tape. Mark the boxes “fragile” and identify which room they go into. Make sure not to place heavy boxes on these items to avoid crushing.
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, driers, stoves, etc., should be clean and dry before you pack and store them. When storing these items, the doors should be secured in a closed position.
In all cases, if you have the original box and packing material it came in, use it! The original packing is designed to protect the equipment during shipment and storage. Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box. Wrap each piece individually in bubble wrap. Place plenty of loose Styrofoam or crunched up newspaper in the voids and cavities in the box as you pack. Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box and seal it with tape. Mark the boxes “fragile” and identify which room they go into. Make sure not to place heavy boxes on these items to avoid crushing.
Pack these items in the same way you would pack other household electronic equipment. In all cases, if you have the original box and packing material it came in, use it! The original packing is designed to protect the equipment during shipment and storage. Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box. Wrap each piece individually in bubble wrap. Place plenty of loose Styrofoam or crunched up newspaper in the voids and cavities in the box as you pack. Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box and seal it with tape. Mark the boxes “fragile” and identify which room they go into. Make sure not to place heavy boxes on these items to avoid crushing.
Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box. Wrap each piece individually in tissue paper. Wipe all surfaces clean. Wrap these items in materials that will not mar the finish, such as bubble wrap. Make sure that any wrapping or packing material used with these items is chemical free (don’t use old cleaning rags, etc.) Put packing material (bubble wrap or Styrofoam) in the bottom of the box and seal it with tape. Mark the boxes “fragile” and identify which room they go into. Make sure not to place heavy boxes on these items to avoid crushing.
Follow the tips in your owner’s manual or contact the original manufacturer if you no longer have the manual for advice. Generally, remove all fuel, check lubricant levels or remove lubricant to avoid spillage. Do not put these items in boxes; however wrap them in plastic or cloth tarps and secure with rope or heavy tape. Label each item after covering. Do not put boxes or other heavy.
