Compare Unit Sizes
| Unit Size | Approximate Use | Good For |
|---|---|---|
| 3'8" x 10' | Closet-sized storage | Totes, boxes, sports gear, seasonal items |
| 4' x 10' | Small room storage | Household overflow, small furniture, supplies |
| 10' x 10' | Bedroom-sized storage | One-bedroom apartment contents, furniture, appliances |
| 10' x 20' | Single-car garage sized | Multi-bedroom home contents, ATVs, motorcycles, vehicles, equipment |
How to Pick the Right Size
Start with Large Items
Measure couches, mattresses, appliances, cabinets, equipment, or vehicles before choosing a unit.
Plan for Access
Leave a small walkway if you will need to access items regularly. Stacking everything tight can make later visits difficult.
Use Matching Totes
Uniform totes stack cleaner and use vertical space better than mixed boxes.
Common Recommendations
- Just boxes and seasonal items: choose 3'8" x 10' or 4' x 10'.
- Apartment furniture: choose 10' x 10'.
- Large move, business inventory, or recreational equipment: choose 10' x 20'.
- Not sure: call DOMTOR Storage and describe the largest items first.
Tip: When in doubt, go one size up. The difference in cost is smaller than the frustration of a unit that is too tight to work in.
Frequently Asked Questions
What unit size is best for a one-bedroom apartment?
The 10 x 10 unit is usually the best starting point for a one-bedroom apartment, depending on the amount of furniture and boxes.
What is the largest unit?
The largest DOMTOR Storage unit listed is 10 x 20, which is similar to a single-car garage.
What is the cheapest unit?
The 3ft8 x 10ft compact unit is the lowest regular-priced option listed on the site.