How to Organize a Storage Unit You Frequently Visit
Bet you may not have known that there is a secret to organizing your storage unit if you plan on visiting frequently. The last thing you want to do is take a trip to your self-storage unit and get lost in all your belongings. Whether you use the unit for your small business or your out-of-season clothes, these organization tips will be a lifesaver.
Allow us to give you these tips on how to create a space that allows smooth and hassle-free access to your belongings whenever you need it.
Try to Select One Box Size
One way to help narrow down digging through your storage unit is by stacking boxes for accessibility. You should also know what size boxes fit best for your items. For example, large boxes are best for items that are not very heavy and typically fit better at the bottom of a stack. Should you book a storage unit with us, we have boxes of all shapes and sizes ready for purchase.
Identify Frequently Used Items
If there are specific things you use on a regular basis, it is important to know exactly where they are. Once you have considered what these items are, place them in a special part of your unit. Winter or summer clothing, holiday decoration, kids’ toys, and office supplies are some popular frequently stored items.
Plan A Layout
Having a game plan is always important, so if you have an idea of how you want to lay things out then you should write it down. Ideally, you want to place the larger items against the wall and leave the boxes along the side. Do not forget to include a path in the middle of the unit so you can weave in and out.
Label Boxes
Placing a category or unique number on your boxes will help you keep track of things. The more detail you use while labeling, the easier the access will be once it is time to retrieve your stuff.
At StorageBlue, our flexible hours and various unit sizes can be a perfect fit for you. Check us out at one of our New Jersey locations with storage facilities in Garfield, Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, and Union City.