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Boxes are the Key to an Organized Huntsville Storage Unit

Friday, May 21st, 2010

Wondering how to get all your stuff into your storage unit in Huntsville?  You are not alone.  At The Storage Neighbor, our customers are always asking for tips on how to maximize space inside their Huntsville storage unit.   We have lots of tips for making the most of your Huntsville storage unit.  But sometimes getting the most out of your Huntsville storage unit is about using the right sized box to store your stuff.

Didn’t really consider the box part of the equation did you?  Most people don’t.  Most people get all of their stuff packed, and then stand looking at their empty Huntsville storage unit wondering the best way to organize it.  At The Storage Neighbor, we recommend that before you even begin filling up your Huntsville storage unit, you start thinking about the boxes you are going to use.

Choosing the right size boxes will make a world of difference when it comes time to organize your Huntsville storage unit.  First, start by purchasing boxes of the same size.  This doesn’t mean that you can only use one size box.  Instead, choose boxes of several sizes, and then use multiples of those sizes. When you can stack many boxes of the same size together, it makes it much easier to organize your storage unit in Huntsville.  Using boxes of the same size will also maximize the space inside your Huntsville storage unit.

Small boxes are great for storing CDs, DVDs, books, home décor and other small items that tend to be heavy when packed.  Medium sized boxes are perfect for kitchen utensils, small appliances, software and shoes.  Larger boxes are best for pillows, blankets, toys and anything that is large and bulky. 

For more information on how to organize your Huntsville storage unit, and to purchase your packing supplies, stop by one of our seven Huntsville-area storage unit locationsVisit us on the web to find the Huntsville storage unit location nearest you.

Packing Tips from The Storage Neighbor in Huntsville, AL

Monday, January 4th, 2010

At The Storage Neighbor in Huntsville, AL, we are committed to providing the best self storage in Huntsville, AL.  When you lease one of our self storage units in Huntsville, AL you will find a staff of dedicated professionals who are available to answer your questions and make the storage of items in Huntsville, AL as easy as possible.

The team at The Storage Neighbor in Huntsville, AL has developed this list of packing tips for you!

  • Before you get started packing, be sure you have all the supplies you need including boxes, tape, packing materials and markers.  All of The Storage Neighbor’s Huntsville, AL locations are stocked with the supplies you need to make moving easy.
  • Don’t over pack your boxes for storage in Huntsville, AL.  Books and heavy items should be stored in small boxes.  Use larger boxes for lightweight items.

* The items kept in your Huntsville, Al storage unit should always be packed with care.  Use the appropriate packing materials and resist the urge to just throw things in a box or bag.
* Label each box kept in your storage unit in Huntsville, AL.  Be as specific as possible so it will be easier to find things once your Huntsville, AL storage unit is full of boxes.
* Try to use similar sized boxes when packing for your storage unit in Huntsville, AL.  If you have boxes of varying sizes, place the largest boxes on the floor of your Huntsville, AL storage unit and smaller boxes at the top.
* Any furniture that can be disassembled should be, including beds and tables.  Store all components in Ziploc bags, and tape them to the piece, so they don’t get lost.

Using these packing tips will allow you to maximize the space in your storage unit in Huntsville, AL.

Click here more information on our seven self storage locations in the Huntsville, AL area.


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