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Storage Lockers FAQs
Public Storage offers storage options in a range of sizes, from compact storage
lockers and small units such as 5x5 storage units to larger units such as 10x25
spaces and beyond. The right size depends on how many belongings you plan to store
and how you want to organize them.
A storage unit size guide can help you compare available sizes and estimate how much each space may hold. Unit sizes and availability vary by location.
Use sturdy boxes, label each box, and organize your belongings so frequently accessed
items are easy to reach. Place heavier boxes toward the bottom and items you use less
often farther back in the space.
When possible, leave an aisle or open area so you can move through the unit and retrieve items without unpacking everything.
When possible, leave an aisle or open area so you can move through the unit and retrieve items without unpacking everything.
More than 90% of Public Storage properties offer climate-controlled storage units.
Climate-controlled storage is designed to help maintain a more consistent temperature or
humidity range than outdoor conditions. Public Storage offers climate-controlled storage
options in select locations and sizes, although availability varies by facility.
If you plan to store belongings for an extended period, compare climate-controlled and standard storage options at your local facility to determine which fits your needs.
If you plan to store belongings for an extended period, compare climate-controlled and standard storage options at your local facility to determine which fits your needs.
Storage units cannot be used for certain prohibited items, including food and liquids,
hazardous materials, illegal items, plants and animals, and items exceeding value
limitations. Additional restrictions may apply under your rental agreement.
Before you pack your storage locker or unit, review your rental agreement for the current list of prohibited items and contact your local Public Storage facility with questions about a specific item.
Before you pack your storage locker or unit, review your rental agreement for the current list of prohibited items and contact your local Public Storage facility with questions about a specific item.
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