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Posting order in, dates set by someone else — how do you store around that? A posting order lands and the timeline shifts immediately. The quarter needs to be cleared, furniture needs somewhere to go, and the dates were set by the chain of command, not by you. If the serving member is already on […]
Moving abroad but not ready to sell everything you own? There is a particular kind of move abroad where you do not burn the boats. The contract is for two years, or the adventure has no fixed end date, and the last thing you want is to sell the sofa, the books and the things […]
Keep it, store it, or pass it on — how do you even decide? Leaving a home you have lived in for decades is not like moving house. It is more like editing a life, and nobody does that quickly or cleanly. The rooms are full of things that are also memories, and a completion […]
Gone paperless — but what about the box you’re not allowed to shred? Going paperless mostly works. The filing cabinet is gone, the spare room is yours again, and everything you need is searchable on a screen. It is a genuine victory. But somewhere near the end of the project, you find the box. The […]
Is the community hall cupboard finally impossible to close? There is a cupboard in almost every community hall in Britain. It holds three folding tables, a bundle of bunting from 2019, two gazebo bags, a box of raffle prizes that never got used, and a stack of plastic chairs that belong to somebody else. Nobody […]
Paying prime rent for a back room full of archive boxes? There is a cost hiding in almost every small business: the space you pay rent on that nobody sells from, nobody meets clients in, and nobody particularly enjoys. The back room stacked with last season’s stock. The corner of the studio piled with archive […]
How do you protect original veneer from a passing plasterer’s elbow? A renovation is mostly small events. A plasterer’s elbow catching the corner of a wardrobe. An open window during a rain shower. A paint roller left too close to a chair. None of those things would matter much to flat-pack furniture. To a Georgian […]
When did the spare room stop being a spare room? There comes a point where the spare room stops being a spare room. The boxes get taller. The packing tape rolls multiply. Returns stack up in the hall. You stop inviting people round because explaining the situation feels easier than clearing the path to the […]
How big a unit do you actually need for a houseful of furniture? The trades are booked for Monday. The kitchen is coming out. Every room in the house has furniture stacked against the wall and no obvious place to go. You know you need to clear the space before anyone can start work properly, […]
Customer Reviews
Lovely clean place and the app was faultless.
Highly recommended.
Once contract in place very easy app use to access site and unit, very clear easy to follow instructions. Very happy and would definitely recommend
Very easy access with parking right outside the door.
Plenty of trolleys, so no need for muscles ! It maybe a little more expensive than some others, BUT the cleanliness & ease of use perfect.
The staff are VERY patient, explaining how each unit works.
It is great to know the manned office hours & how to make contact if not.
Plenty of accessible hours too.
Ps.... they do like a biscuit or 2 in the office I hear !
Units were good and secure.
only critisms - lights turned off automatically too quickly and no onsite toilet.
I Highly recommended this company.