What fits in each size.
A short guide. Three drive-up sizes — A, B, and C — with real examples of what each one holds. All units are drive-up, concrete block, with 24/7 gate access.
Pick the size that fits.
Best for:
- 1–2 rooms of furniture or boxes
- Studio apartment contents
- Sofa, chairs, mattress, dresser
- Small business overflow / inventory
- Seasonal items (decorations, patio gear)
Roughly the size of a standard bedroom. Our most affordable enclosed drive-up unit.
Rent an A UnitBest for:
- One-bedroom apartment worth of furniture
- Full living + dining room sets
- Bedroom set plus seasonal storage
- Contractor equipment or retail overflow
- 25–30 boxes plus furniture
Our most popular size — the middle-ground unit that handles most household and business needs.
Rent a B UnitBest for:
- 3–4 bedroom home contents
- Full furniture plus large appliances
- Business equipment or inventory
- Motorcycle (door is 3′ wide — cars and ATVs won’t fit)
- Construction or contractor equipment
Size of a one-car garage. Fits an entire household during a move or renovation.
Rent a C Unit
Vehicle & outdoor storage options.
Standard Lot
10′ × 20′ paved outdoor lot for a boat, car, trailer, or personal watercraft. Gated, 24/7 access.
See boat storageLarge Lot
10′ × 30′ outdoor lot for motorhomes, fifth wheels, large trailers, and oversized vehicles. 24/7 gated access.
See RV storageTips for Choosing the Right Size
1. Make a List of What You're Storing
Before choosing a unit, list your large items (beds, sofas, appliances) and estimate how many boxes you'll have. This gives you a baseline to work from.
2. When in Doubt, Go One Size Up
The step up from our A Unit (8×10, $89/mo) to our B Unit (8×14, $110/mo) is about $21/month. Having extra space means you can actually access what you stored without unloading the whole unit. It's usually worth it.
3. Think About How You'll Use the Space
If you're storing items you'll need to retrieve regularly, leave an aisle. If you're packing a unit wall-to-wall and won't need access, you can fit more in a smaller unit. Drive-up access means you can load and unload with a vehicle right at the door.
4. Store Heavy Items on the Bottom
Appliances and furniture go against the walls. Boxes go on top, with the heaviest on the bottom. Label boxes on the sides so you can see what's inside without moving them.
5. Take Advantage of Vertical Space
Our units are approximately 8 feet tall. Stack boxes, use shelving, and stand mattresses vertically to maximize the space you're paying for.
Size Guide FAQ
What fits in an 8×10 storage unit?
Our A Unit (8×10, 80 sq ft) fits the contents of a 1–2 room studio or small apartment: sofa, chairs, queen mattress, dresser, small table, and 15–20 boxes. It's our smallest and most affordable enclosed drive-up unit.
What size storage unit do I need for a 2-bedroom apartment?
Our B Unit (8×14, 112 sq ft) is typically the right fit for a 2-bedroom apartment — enough room for furniture from both bedrooms, the living room, and kitchen boxes without cramming. If you have a king-size bed or large sectional sofa, the C Unit (10×20) gives you more breathing room.
What fits in a 10×20 storage unit?
Our C Unit (10×20, 200 sq ft) is the size of a one-car garage. It fits the full contents of a 3–4 bedroom home, large appliances, and even a small vehicle. It's also popular with contractors and businesses that need to store equipment.
Is it better to get a bigger storage unit?
In most cases, yes — especially if you'll need to access items during your rental. The extra space lets you leave an aisle, stack properly, and find things without unpacking. The price difference is small compared to the frustration of a unit that's too tight.
Do I need climate-controlled storage in Florida?
Florida's heat and humidity can affect electronics, wood, leather, documents, and art over time. Our concrete block units significantly reduce temperature and humidity compared to thin metal-panel facilities — but if you're storing extremely sensitive items long-term, consider what they're made of and how long they'll be in storage.