The smallest storage space available at most storage facilities is usually a 5x5 foot or occasionally a 5x4 foot space. This is NOT to say that this is the correct size for you and your belongings. More often than not, folks that want the smallest unit available are usually storing a household worth of furniture and you would be hard pressed to even fit a couple of sofas in a five foot by five foot space. If you are storing anything more than a few stray pieces of furniture and boxes it is almost a guarantee that you will need a 5x15 foot space or larger. Even a 5x15 foot space typcally only stores the contents of a one bedroom apartment without any appliances.

I really need to practice playing my instruments a lot more than I do. The only issue is I dont have the space to set up my drums or space for my friends instruments with room for them to play. I think I may just take out a storage space to practice jamming in with my buddies. I have a 5 piece drum set, one of my friends has a keyboard and my other friend has an electric guitar. I have heard that several storage facilities allow certain particular spaces for bands or musicians to practice in. This would be the perfect solution for me and my bandmates. Now all I need to do is just get out and find a facility that allows this.

Storage spaces are great places to store your furniture, odds and ends from around the house, a vehicle or pull behind trailer. Some things you would not be able to store are plants, animals and perishable goods. Storage facilities are simply not suited for these types of belongings on their property due to the enviromental variables and the needs required to properly care for such things. Also non working vehicles are unable to be stored, as they will usually require work to be done on the property which simply cannot be allowed. Also exercise caution in storing priceless art and jewelry. Always exercise common sense, although safe, a storage facility is not a vault, pet daycare, food pantry, greenhouse or car repair shop.