Keep it for Later! A Storage Blog

Posted on: 22 September 2021

When some people think of self-storage facilities, they automatically assume that they will only require a unit when they are looking to store household items for the long term, for example, when a child moves out, when downsizing, when renovating, and so on. And while these are common scenarios that warrant the use of self-storage units, you should also know that these facilities are not limited to small items. If you find yourself in a situation where you need to leave your vehicle for one or more months, you may need to lease out a self-storage unit, more so if you do not have a garage at your disposal.
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Posted on: 1 June 2021

Your closet can seem like a never-ending disaster, a place where you shove all your shirts, bottoms, coats, accessories, and shoes. However, your closet doesn't have to be a disaster; it can be an organized and valuable space in your home. #1: Customize Shelving Use shelving that you can easily adjust. You will want to leave about a foot of space between the shelves when you install them. Then, as you figure out how you want to use the shelving, adjust the shelving to fit your items.
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Posted on: 23 February 2021

When clutter starts building up in your house, it means it's time to consider a storage system. Many homeowners think of self-storage units when they want to store classic items or valuables. Whatever your reason for hiring a self-storage unit, it's essential to familiarize yourself with the different types of storage units. Here's a breakdown of three main types of self-storage units. 1. Climate-Controlled Self-Storage This kind of storage is mainly offered in enclosed buildings.
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Posted on: 9 November 2020

One of the things that people can never get enough of is space. Whether you are at home or in the workplace, you will find yourself often wishing that you had a little bit more space than you do. It might not be practical to keep extending the house when the need arises to create more space. In fact, it's challenging to handle the issue of shrinking space in your work environment.
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