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We have sourced our information for storing materials from www.helpiammoving.com

• Bikes, Metal Equipment and Tools can be prevented from rusting if they are to be in storage for a long time by wiping with an oily rag before storing. Your garden equipment could be cleaned before you store it to prevent corrosion. Make sure that all appliances are clean and dry and empty, wedge the doors open to let the air circulate. Make sure that freezers/fridges are completely defrosted.
• Lay down plastic sheeting on the floor of your unit. If you have a large room/unit leave a walkway either down the side or the middle so you can gain access to items if you need to.
• Place any valuables towards the rear of the room/unit and try to pack it to the ceiling by placing heavier items like drawers and wardrobes on the floor and lighter/fragile items on top. Fill all the spaces/gaps that appear with small items or soft items like bedding. When stacking boxes up high always place heavy boxes at the bottom and lighter/fragile ones on top.
• Choose your boxes wisely, always buy quality to prevent boxes from collapsing when stacked on top of each other. Modular boxes that stack together will reduce the amount of storage space as less empty space is wasted.
• Label your boxes carefully. Remember to write on the side of the boxes with contents not just the top as you do not want to unstack the boxes just to know what it in each box. Ideally place a sheet on paper on the side of the box rather than the top so when stacked you can view easily. If you want to be even more organized create box contents lists on your computer with a reference box number, this way you will be able to find items quickly by cross referencing.
• When packing it is especially important to pack your boxes correctly. Put heavy items in the bottom and add lighter items in the top. Remember to fill the box completely to avoid any of them collapsing when stacked on top of each other.

This would depend on a number of factors, such as how much material you plan on storing.

We have come up with a way to help your calculate how much space you need.

• 1 Bed Flat: 35-50 sqft
• 2 Bed Flat: 50-80 sqft
• 1 Bed House: 40-60 sqft
• 2 Bed House: 60-100 sqft
• 3 Bed House: 100-150 sqft
• 4 Bed House: 150-250 sqft

• Estate Car: 20-25 sqft
• Transit Van: 45-70 sqft
• Luton Van: 80-100 sqft
• 7.5t Lorry: 125-175 sqft
• Removal Lorry: 200-250 sqft

• 50 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high) : 25 sqft
• 110 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high): 50 sqft
• 170 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high): 75 sqft
• 240 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high): 100 sqft
• 400 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high): 150 sqft
• 650 Archive Boxes (stacked 5 high): 250 sqft

Our storage units are clean and dry with a large car park which can be accessed by large vehicles such as H.G.V. We have 20ft and 40ft containers on site. Our 20ft Containers are 20ft long and have an 8ft x 8ft opening. Our 40ft Containers are High Cubes giving you 9ft internal height space as well as an 8ft Width and 40ft Length.

The units have easy access and you are provided with your own padlock for security (don’t worry we keep a spare key). Our units offer a convenient dry, clean and vented facility for business or personal use.

We also do smaller containers which come in the sizes of 9 and 10 foot.

The list is quite literally endless. If you can think of it, we’ve probably stored it. 
Here at CedarCroft Storage we do not discriminate on what you wish to store – short or long-term. To find out more please click here.

Containers are available at the following rates:

40ft High Cube Container – Monthly P.O.A.

20ft Container – Weekly £36, Monthly £144 

10ft High Cube Container – £102, Monthly.

9ft High Cube Container – £96 Monthly.

All amounts include VAT and are payable in advance.

We aim to be as flexible as possible which is why we offer our customers the ability to rent our self-contained storage from only one week.