What size storage unit do I need?

The small size band starts at 1.5 m². It suits boxes, luggage, records, seasonal belongings, and a few small furniture pieces.

It depends on the box size, what else is inside, and how safely the boxes stack. There is no honest single number: count your own boxes, measure one of them, and compare that against the floor sizes above.

Medium is the usual starting point for a bed, mattress, dresser, small sofa, and boxes. Measure the sofa and mattress before choosing.

A one-bedroom flat usually fits a medium unit; two to three bedrooms point to large. A room-by-room list still beats the bedroom count alone — appliances and bulky pieces are what push the size up.

You are only committed for a month. Tell usTell us and we will move you to another unit if one is available.

Yes if you will visit often. An aisle takes space, but it stops you from unloading the whole unit whenever you need one box.

Yes. Safe stacking and shelving can add useful capacity, but floor area still matters for furniture and anything that cannot be stacked.

Small suits a compact archive or limited stock. Medium or large works better when you need shelving, order picking, or space for deliveries.

You may need more than 15 m², pallets, machinery, staff workspace, or frequent truck loading. Compare commercial warehouse options instead of forcing that into self-storage.