If you’re moving house, there may be times when you need to use self-storage to keep your contents safe.
Common reasons people may need self-storage when they’re moving house include if there is a period of time where they are between properties when they have moved out of one home but have yet to get the keys for the other. Movers may also turn to self-storage if they are downsizing to a smaller property or if they simply want to clear some of their belongings out of their home to make it easier to market and sell.
As a typical rule of thumb, the contents of a one-bedroom flat would fit into a 50 square foot storage unit. For each additional bedroom, you will need more space with 75 square foot being enough for many two-bedroom homes.
If you want to store the contents of a three or four-bedroom property, you will need a larger unit measuring around 125 sq ft.
Porterstore (Andrew Porter Ltd) has a range of domestic self-storage units at its facilities in Chorley, Lancashire and Kendal, Cumbria. You can reserve the unit online and if your needs change and you find you need more or less space, you can change to another one.
At Porterstore, we offer our customers total flexibility and you are not tied into any long-term contracts. This means you can easily move units and you will only pay for the amount of time you need storage for – just give us one week’s notice.
Our self-storage units include:
Porterstore also has some outdoor storage units with drive-up access. You can check availability and reserve your unit here.