STORAGE GUIDE

Leah Morgan · Customer Adviser

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20 July 2026

Student Storage Between Tenancies

Student Storage Between Tenancies

Clear advice for deciding, packing and using self storage without turning the process into a project of its own.

Clear advice for deciding, packing and using self storage without turning the process into a project of its own.

Students storing belongings between university tenancies

A USEFUL RULE

Plan for the way you will retrieve things, not only the way they fit on day one.

A narrow aisle and clear labels often save more time than choosing the smallest possible room.

A small unit can remove the need to take an entire room home for the summer. Start with a shared inventory if you are booking with friends, then decide who will hold the access details and how costs are divided. Compact boxes are better for books; clean and dry kitchen equipment, bedding and sports kit before packing.

Do not store food, plants, liquids that may leak or anything prohibited by the facility. Mark the boxes you need first at the next tenancy and keep them near the front. Confirm your move-out date, likely move-in date and how much flexibility you need before choosing the rental period.

WHEN A LIST ISN’T ENOUGH

Send the team a photograph of the largest pieces.

We can usually narrow the choice to two sensible sizes, then explain the difference between compact packing and easier access.

KEEP THE PRACTICAL PART SIMPLE

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