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Storage Unit Size Guide

What fits in each size of storage unit we rent.

The most common mistake is renting a unit that is too small. Make a list of the large items first, such as beds, couches and appliances, and then count boxes. If you are between two sizes, the larger one usually saves you a second trip. The drawings below show each unit loaded, with a six-foot person at the door.

5 x 10 storage unit

5 x 10 storage unit

Our smallest unit, 5 feet wide by 10 feet deep, with 10-foot ceilings.

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10 x 10 side by side storage unit

10 x 10 side by side storage unit

Two adjoining units with two separate doors, 100 sq ft of space in total.

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10 x 10 with 15-foot ceiling storage unit

10 x 10 with 15-foot ceiling storage unit

10 feet by 10 feet, with 15-foot ceilings, the same footprint as a Medium unit with extra height overhead.

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10 x 15 storage unit

10 x 15 storage unit

10 feet by 15 feet, with 10-foot ceilings.

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10 x 20 storage unit

10 x 20 storage unit

Two medium units with no separating wall between them, with 10-foot ceilings.

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30 x 10 storage unit

30 x 10 storage unit

Three 10x10 units with no separations between them, with 10-foot ceilings.

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30 x 20 storage unit

30 x 20 storage unit

30 feet by 20 feet, with 15-foot ceilings, our largest storage space, with room for vehicles, equipment, or the contents of a large home or business.

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30 x 30 storage unit

30 x 30 storage unit

Storage behind the office, next to unit I-159, the area from the small red door to the back, including the large roll-up door. To be used primarily between 9:00 and 4:30.

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How to get more into your unit

  • Take beds and tables apart and stand mattresses and couches on end.
  • Use boxes of the same size so they stack well, with the heavy ones on the bottom.
  • Fill dresser drawers and appliances with small items.
  • Leave a walkway down the middle so you can reach the back.
  • Put the things you will need first near the door.

There are more ideas on our storage tips page.

Questions about sizes

What size storage unit do I need for a bedroom's worth of furniture?

The 5 x 10 (50 square feet). Our smallest unit, 5 feet wide by 10 feet deep, with 10-foot ceilings.

What size storage unit do I need for a one-bedroom apartment?

The 10 x 10 side by side (100 square feet). Two adjoining units with two separate doors, 100 sq ft of space in total.

What size storage unit do I need for a whole house?

The 10 x 20 (200 square feet). Two medium units with no separating wall between them, with 10-foot ceilings.

What if I am not sure which size to choose?

Call us at (229) 355-7277. Tell us what you plan to store and we will help you choose.

Ready to rent a storage unit?

Pick your size and rent online in a few minutes, or call us at (229) 355-7277.

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