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.
Household furniture, boxed belongings, business stock, tools, archives and seasonal equipment are common storage choices. Everything should be clean, dry, safely packed and lawful to own. Batteries, fuels and liquids need particular care, so ask before bringing equipment that may contain them.
You cannot store flammable or explosive materials, illegal goods, live animals or plants, perishable food, waste or anything likely to leak, attract pests or create a hazard. Units are storage spaces rather than workshops, homes or public retail premises. If an item is unusual, describe it to the centre team before move-in and get a clear answer.
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.
