Storage unit sizes, explained simply.

From a 5×5 closet to a 10×30 garage, here's exactly what fits in each unit size — so you rent the space you need, and nothing you don't.

Size guide

Compare every unit size at a glance.

Sizes are listed in feet. Think of square footage like floor space in your home — and remember units have height, so stacking boxes buys you room.

Unit size	Class	Comparable to	What typically fits
5×5	Small	A hall closet	Boxes, seasonal decorations, small furniture, records
5×10	Small	A walk-in closet	A studio's worth: mattress set, dresser, boxes, bike
10×10	Medium	Half a one-car garage	Contents of a one-bedroom apartment with appliances
10×15	Medium	A large bedroom	A two-bedroom home: furniture, boxes, washer/dryer
10×20	Large	A one-car garage	A three-to-four bedroom house, or business inventory
10×30	Large	An oversized garage	A full household during a move, equipment, large inventory

Exact unit availability changes week to week — call 845-628-8992 for what's open right now.

Choosing well

Most people overestimate what they need. A few things we've learned in 45+ years of sizing units for neighbors:

Stack vertically. Units have ceiling height. Sturdy boxes stacked well can cut your footprint nearly in half.
Leave a walkway. If you'll visit the unit often, size up slightly so you can reach things in the back.
Disassemble what you can. Bed frames and table legs off means furniture stores flat and tight.
When in doubt, ask. Describe your rooms over the phone and we'll tell you honestly which size fits — even if it's a smaller one.

Month-to-month terms mean you're never locked into space you've stopped needing.

Furniture, boxes, seasonal items, and belongings — close to home, on your schedule, for as long as you need.

Bridging closing dates or a renovation? Our moving storage keeps the transition organized.

Inventory, records, tools, and equipment for local operators — see business storage.

Availability moves quickly during moving season. Reserve now and we'll confirm by phone.