Use the guide below to help identify which size unit is best for your storage needs.
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25 sq ft
50 sq ft
75 sq ft
100 sq ft
150 sq ft
200 sq ft
300 sq ft
25 sq ft
50 sq ft
75 sq ft
100 sq ft
150 sq ft
200 sq ft
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Helpful resources from SafeGuard Self Storage to make self storage simple.
Helpful resources from SafeGuard Self Storage to make self storage simple.
Not sure what size storage unit you need? You’re not alone. Choosing the right size comes down to what you’re storing, how much space it takes up, and how you plan to access it. From a few boxes to the contents of an entire home, understanding unit sizes upfront helps you avoid overpaying—or running out of room. Use this guide to get a clear sense of what fits where so you can choose with confidence.
Start by taking inventory of what you plan to store—furniture, boxes, appliances, or a mix of everything. Think about how tightly you’re willing to pack and whether you’ll need space to move around inside your unit. When in doubt, it’s often better to size up slightly for easier access and flexibility.
Small units are great for a handful of boxes, seasonal items, small furniture, or the contents of a closet or small room. A 5’x5’ is similar to a hall closet, while a 5’x10’ can hold a mattress set, boxes, and a few larger items.
Medium units can typically store the contents of a one- to two-bedroom apartment. This includes furniture, appliances, and multiple boxes, making them a popular choice for moves, renovations, or extra household storage.
Large units are ideal for storing the contents of a multi-bedroom home. They can accommodate large furniture, appliances, and even vehicles in some cases, giving you plenty of room for full household storage or long-term needs.