Did you know that up to 40% of the United States uses a storage unit? It's only natural since they constitute a relief and the extra space we all need.
Storage units are spaces in enclosed structures (like buildings) that have the sole purpose of storing your belongings. Most people have too many items they can't keep at home, so they need extra room.
Are you one of them? Then you may wonder what you can use a storage unit for and what items you cannot keep inside.
You can store almost anything that comes to mind, except for shady or illegal items. Most people use their units to store:
And the list goes on according to your needs. You can place anything that you can't store at home and won't attract mold or bugs.
You can even turn the unit into a studio. Are you in need of peace of mind and extra space when working? Then this might be your go-to solution. Other options include creating a gym, a music room for your band, or an art studio for yourself. Please note that each company has its own regulations, so ask before making any big decisions or investments!
Are you a tenant? Then you must comply with your renter's rules. Some storage companies have strict regulations regarding what you can (and can't) keep in their units. Things that these companies often forbid are as follows:
But the list depends on each firm's policy, so please read the rules or ask the staff before renting a storage unit.
