How can you possibly know what a standard storage unit can hold? Unless you’ve worked in the storage industry or you’ve just got a knack for complicated math, dimensions like 10’x10’ and 12’x30’ may sound like gibberish. Allow our calculator to clear things up for you!
Forget about adding up the size of your belongings and manually determining which space can hold all your valuables. Instead, spend a few minutes selecting your items from the menus below. Then, sit back and watch your virtual unit adjust according to your specific needs.
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Quick Size Guide
5x5
5x10
5x15
10x10
10x15
10x20
10x25
10x30
Quick Size Guide
If you aren't sure which storage unit size is right for your needs, check out our quick size guide to get
started. You'll be ready to rent in no time!
5x5
Think of it like a standard closet. Approximately 25 square feet, this space is perfect for about a dozen boxes, a desk and chair, and a bicycle.
5x10
It’s like a standard walk-in closet. Approximately 50 square feet, this unit holds a dozen boxes, a desk and chair, and a mattress and box spring.
5x15
The size of a large walk-in closet, this rental can hold the contents of a small studio apartment, including small furniture, boxes, and bookcases.
10x10
Approximately 100 square feet, this space can hold the contents of several rooms. You could fit an entire bedroom set, a couch, and a kitchen table.
10x15
Use this space to store the contents of a small house or a two-bedroom apartment: two couches, two mattress sets, a coffee table, fridge, and TV.
10x20
The size of a one-car garage, this space can hold a fridge, washer and dryer, three mattress sets, a dining room set, bookcases, couches, and boxes.
10x25
This space can fit a couple of couches, an oversized arm chair, dining room set, fridge, washer and dryer, entertainment nook, bookcases, and more.
10x30
Fit the contents of a three- to four-bedroom house. This 300 square foot space holds many mattress sets, dining room sets, couches, and boxes.
