2017

Summer Camping Season Is Officially Over: How To Safely Place Your Gear Into Storage

Summer is now officially over, and camping season has ended. If you want to make sure that your camping gear is safe during the winter, and ready to go again next summer, you've got to store it properly. While you could store your camping gear in your garage, that would take up valuable space that you could use for other purposes – like keeping your winter gear nearby. Instead, rent a self-storage unit for your camping gear.

What To Do If You Are Keeping A Storage Trailer Outside For A Long Period Of Time

A storage trailer is a convenient place to store extra items. These trailers work in a variety of situations including when your garage is full or you are moving to a new home. If you are filling the storage trailer and parking it for a long period of time, you should take precautions to ensure the trailer is protected. 1. Make Sure the Storage Trailer Is In Good Condition Before loading your possessions into the storage trailer, make sure that the trailer is in good condition.

Overcoming Obvious Obstacles: Self-Storage Tips For Persons In Wheelchairs

Self-storage is generally an ideal solution for most people who have lots of extra stuff and no place to put it. It is also an expectation that most people using self-storage are able to walk up to their rented units, unlock the doors and open them. For people in wheelchairs, this is not so easy. If you are unable to stand or walk and rely on a wheelchair to get around, here are some important self-storage tips meant specifically for you.

A Good Storage Unit

When you are moving into a new house and you find that it is too small for all of your thing to fit, you may go through a panic attack, but remember that you can store your things in a storage unit. There are many different types of storage units that you can put your things, and most of them are fantastic when it comes to keeping your things just the way that you left them.

Treadmill Storage Tips That Will Ensure Your Machine Runs When You Need It Again

Do you have a treadmill that you need to get out of your home? Perhaps you are moving to a smaller space, need to declutter or have plans to repurpose the room where the treadmill is located. You may be like many people who do not necessarily want to get rid of items that they do not have space for. The following are a few storage pointers that can help you get started and protect your investment.