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How to store furniture in self-storage

Administrator — Fri, 01 May 2009 15:48:28 +0000

Empty the contents of wardrobes, drawers and cupboards to protect the shelving and structure of these items. Clothing and personal goods should be packed in strong secure boxes with some naphthalene, mothballs or similar product to protect and maintain their condition. Where possible remove the legs from items of furniture e.g. bed bases, tables etc to avoid damage and save space. Vacuum food crumbs from lounges to prevent attracting vermin.

Moving house – Breaking the chain…

Administrator — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 16:29:07 +0000

Sometimes when moving house you find yourself in a chain. You can’t complete your new purchase, so you can’t complete you sale. It is not a happy situation.

Why not break the chain?

Put your furniture into self storage and move in with a friend or relatives for a few weeks. You will have the comfort of knowing you have your sale completed – and you will become a cash buyer of your new home. The best position of all.

Self storage when selling your house

Administrator — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 18:08:24 +0000

You want to sell your house as quickly as possible for the maximum amount of money.

It is a fact that clutter free houses sell faster and for more money. Without clutter your home looks bigger and better value for the price. So, how do you clear your much-loved clutter temporarily?

You need a self storage room for your extra furniture, collectables, toys and sports equipment. To make your cupboards look big – and the spare room look spare!

For a few pounds a week, a self store room makes your home look great. And that’s what you want after all.