STORAGE WHILE RENOVATINGRenovating? Get the furniture out of the way.
Dust, paint and contractors do not mix with a sofa. A short storage stretch keeps the rooms clear and the furniture clean, and the plan tells you the order to bring everything back.
What usually goes in
- Living room and dining furniture from the rooms being worked on.
- Bookcases and their contents, boxed shelf by shelf so they go back the same way.
- The TV and electronics, upright, in their boxes if you still have them.
- Not: paint, fuel, propane or anything else the facility rules below exclude.
Lay it out for the way you will use it
- Put the room that finishes first nearest the door; it comes back first.
- Wrap upholstery and stand mattresses on edge to keep the footprint small.
- Keep one shelf unit for the small things you will want during the work.
- Check door clearance for the big pieces: the planner flags what only fits tilted.
Plan it
The planner starts with a living room's worth of furniture, a bookcase, a TV and boxes you can swap for your own, shows how it fits in each footprint and gives you a loading order. No account is needed to start.
How long, and what it costs
Renovation stays tend to run from a few weeks to a few months and often need a flexible end date, because the work rarely finishes on the planned day. Whether month-to-month terms are offered, and the price, is a facility term the team confirms with you.
Actual unit sizes, availability, prices, hours and access come from the facility team, not from this page. Published facility information is on Locations, and Find a space starts a real request.
Storage rules that apply
Published facility policies appear here as the owner approves them. If something cannot be stored, it shows here before you request a space.
No policies have been published yet.