Storage units used to be thought of as being big, empty boxes that were used to house large items and extra furniture. However, storage units are becoming increasingly more useful and can be used to store more than just boxes. Many individuals have unique items that have no other option for storage, but with a storage unit, those items can stay safe and secure. It is important to evaluate what items should be kept in a storage unit for the safety of the items and of the people accessing the storage unit.

The following list outlines the typical non-box items kept in a storage unit:

• Bikes and motorcycles: Storage units provide a space that keeps it sheltered from the elements, while not taking up valuable space in one’s home.
• Artwork and mirrors: Artwork and mirrors, much like furniture and other high-value items, can be kept in a storage unit to avoid damage.
• Electronics and valuables: Many storage units offer digital security to keep these items protected.
• Records and media: Vinyl records, cassettes, film reels, photographs, and other forms of media and artwork can be extremely delicate and should be stored in a climate and dust-controlled environment.
• Miscellaneous items: Other items such as holiday decorations, camping equipment, can also be stored in a Beeville storage unit. Many storage units offer unique climate and temperature control options as well.

Overall, while storage units are traditionally thought of as housing boxes, they are perfect for a variety of items. Anything valuable or fragile, as well as items that would otherwise take up too much space in one’s home, should always be considered for storage in a unit.