Furniture storage is self-storage used specifically for household furniture — sofas, beds, tables, chairs, wardrobes, and anything else that won't fit in your current space. It's one of the most common reasons people rent a storage unit.
Moving, renovating, downsizing, or just bought a new couch before selling the old one? Furniture storage.
Furniture storage is self-storage used specifically for household furniture — sofas, beds, tables, chairs, wardrobes, and anything else that won't fit in your current space. It's one of the most common reasons people rent a storage unit.
You'll need at least an M-sized unit (3-6 sqm) for a few large pieces, or an L unit (6-9 sqm) for the contents of a full apartment. Climate-controlled facilities are strongly recommended for wood, leather, and upholstered furniture — humidity is the enemy. Pro tips: disassemble what you can, wrap upholstered items in breathable covers (not plastic — it traps moisture), and store sofas on end to save floor space. Most facilities provide free trolleys and have freight elevators for heavy items.
People between moves, homeowners renovating, couples merging households, expats in temporary housing, or anyone with furniture they're not ready to sell or throw away.