Top Rated Self Storage Woolgoolga

It's easy to understand why everyone has different storage needs. If you need to find some extra storage space for all of the items in your spare room, you're going to need a much smaller unit than someone storing an old, vintage truck. Fortunately, Guardian Self Storage, the leading expert in all self storage in Woolgoolga, has multiple unit sizes on offer, and we can help you work out which unit is best for you. Find an answer to any storage question you have by reaching out to your nearest facility.

Our fantastic range of units will make sure there is space for everyone. We have some small and affordable units great for anyone who needs just a little extra space, typically measuring 1m x 1. 5m or 1m x 3m. There are also 2m x 3m and 3m x 3m units available for anyone who needs anything a little bigger, which are normally excellent for packing away 2 bedroom apartments or finding a permenant storage solutions for business archives. Our 3m x 4m and 3m x 5m units are better suited for storing the contents of a 2 or 3 bedroom home, or for a larger business that needs more archival space. You'll need drive-in access on a larger unit if you're trying to store a vehicle, such as trucks, boats, and cars. To accommodate these needs, we do offer drive-in units that measure 3m x 6m. It is important to note, though, that each of our facilities have different units available at different times of the year, so you should contact your nearest facility to discuss how we can provide you with the space that you need.

Storing a mattress can be rather complicated thanks to its incredible size. To be stored properly, it needs to be cleaned, covered, and transported suitably. Fortunately, the team here at Guardian Self Storage, the Woolgoolga self storage experts, can help you make sure your mattress has been stored properly. If you have any self storage questions, you can reach out to your nearest facility to have our friendly staff give you the answer you need.

Getting the best results when leaving your mattress in storage requires some preparation. First, make sure that your mattress has been cleaned and aired out correctly, typically accomplished with a vacuum cleaner. Using a breathable plastic wrap, create an air-tight seal around the mattress, though you should avoid using any heavier plastics that will trap in moisture. Move the mattress in a van instead of the roof of your car, as wind and weather can cause damage to it. Once at the storage unit, lay the mattress flat on the floor, as this will avoid the chance of the coils settling out of their designated positions. Weight on top of the mattress can damage it over time, especially in long-term storage, so make sure there is nothing atop of it. With these preparatory steps, you can make sure that your mattress has been correctly stored.

Non-climate-controlled storage units are quite common, and are typically cheaper than climate-controlled options. These storage units are best used for certain types of items, which can make storage more cost-effective for some of your items. Fortunately, if you need help working out what sort of items belong in a non-climate-controlled unit, Guardian Self Storage, the experts on Woolgoolga storage, can help. If you've got any storage questions, you can reach out to our friendly team for help.

A storage unit that isn't climate-controlled is typically best used for items that will be resistant to small changes in either temperature or humidity. Vehicles of most varieties, including cars, boats, and trucks are typically quite well-suited for non-climate-controlled units, though antique vehicles can prove to be an exception. Likewise, tools and dishes are well-suited for these storage units, and can help save space in a more expensive unit best used for other items. Any plastic or metal furniture can also be stored in non-climate-controlled units, but it's best if you use a climate-controlled storage unit for any other furniture. Finally, anything that would typically be stored either outside or in a shed, such as your yard equipment, can all easily find space inside of a non-climate controlled unit, and will be safe there.

When you're storing items that are valuable to you, you'll probably want to do everything you can to keep them safe. Fortunately, with Guardian Self Storage and our expert advice for self storage in Woolgoolga, you'll be able to keep anything safe while it's in storage, no matter how fragile it may be. You can reach out to your nearest Guardian Self Storage facility for help answering any self storage question you might have.

The right preparation is all you need to make sure your valuable memorabilia is kept safe in storage. Before you start packing your items into containers, wrap them with butchers paper to help keep out any moisture during the night. You can then further wrap your belongings with bubble-wrap, to help prevent damage during transit. If you're storing picture frames, pieces of art, or anything else with a glass insert, you may wish to use corrugated cardboard to help reinforce the glass pane. TVs and larger picture frames are treated similarly, though they are instead placed inside of expandable cardboard boxes due to their size. There are wine-cartoon inserts for regular cardboard boxes to allow them to accommodate bottles of wine appropriately, as the inserts secure the bottles and prevent them from being shattered while the box is being moved. There are no threats of damage to your valuable items in storage, so long as you've taken the right precautions first.

Electronics can be delicate pieces of equipment, despite how expensive they can also be. As a result, when it comes time to store electronic items, it can be easy to understand why you might feel concerned about how safe they will be in storage. Fortunately, Guardian Self Storage, the number one option for self storage in Woolgoolga, can help you better prepare your electronics to make sure they are stored safely. Reach out to your nearest facility with any storage questions you have, and our staff will be able to find you the answers you need.

So long as your electronics are stored properly, they should remain perfectly safe. Any batteries that your electronics rely on will be the most delicate item to store, as both alkaline and lithium batteries are known to degrade over time. Fortunately, keeping both types of battery safe is as simple as making sure you remove both from your electronics and storing them separately, so that even if they do fail during storage, your electronics will be safe. Both hard drives and solid-state storage drives are less likely to fail while not in use, which means storage may even be the safer option for them. However, they can still fail rarely, so make sure that you back up any important data before you leave your computers, laptops, and mobile devices in storage. The right precautions makes storing electronics an incredibly simple affair.

Furniture is typically quite costly, and it might even be the most expensive asset currently inside your home. Resultingly, when it comes time to store your furniture, it makes sense that you'd want to do everything you can to keep the furniture safe. Fortunately, as the experts in self storage in Woolgoolga, Guardian Self Storage can help you work out how best to prepare your furniture for storage. Our team can make it easy to answer any of your storage questions; just get in touch with your nearest facility.

Storing furniture is simple, with the right preparation. Before you start moving your items into storage, you will need to remember that furniture takes up quite a bit of space, so you will need to carefully consider which pieces to store and which to sell. Once you know which items you'll be storing, you'll want to give them a thorough clean to remove dust, dirt, or anything else that could cause damage or stain over time. Then, you can maximise the space available in your storage unit and decrease the likelihood that your items will be damaged during transport by disassembling the larger pieces. Finally, make sure every item is properly packed, with sheets and blankets covering everything to protect it from dust, and extra padding around corners and weak spots to prevent damage when the items are being moved. Your furniture is now ready to be safely left in storage while you are away.

Boats are not small investments, in both a fiscal and practical sense. As a result, leaving them exposed to the elements in your backyard can feel unwise, but it can also be difficult to find a storage space large enough to accommodate a boat. Fortunately, with Guardian Self Storage and our experts on storage in Woolgoolga, not only can you store your boat, you can do so knowing that you've done everything necessary to keep it safe. Should you have any questions about storage, your local Guardian Self Storage facility would be more than happy to help.

Before you leave your boat in storage, there are a few things you'll want to do to save it from running afoul of damage. First, make sure to thoroughly clean the inside of the boat of anything that may create an odour over time, such as fishing buckets, baits, and moisture. You'll also want to clean the outside of the boat with fresh water to remove any salt or debris that has become attached to your hull, so that you may properly apply a coat of boat protector. Disconnecting the battery, leaving the tank full of petrol, and replacing all the oil and coolant can also be beneficial, much like with storing a car. Finally, it is critical that you use a boat cover regardless of whether your boat is being stored indoors or under a hardstand, as this can stop the damaging effects of various elements. Taking the right precautions makes storing your boat easy.

Trucks are large vehicles and, at times, can be rather difficult to store. If you're not too sure how best to store you truck, you can turn to Guardian Self Storage, the leading experts in storage in Woolgoolga, for help. To answer any questions you might have about storage, feel free to reach out to your nearest Guardian Self Storage facility, and our friendly staff will be happy to help.

Beside some small but important differences, the best practices for storing a truck aren't unlike those for a car. Due to the increased size of trucks, the fear of rust and leaks become more prominent, as does the risk of the tyres becoming damaged overtime. The first thing you'll need to do is check all of the fluids and replace them with fresh products, to prevent the build-up of moisture and, consequently, rusting. Since the truck will be left untouched for quite some time, it's also imperative that you check the vehicle for any leaks, especially along the fuel lines and gaskets. If the truck is going to be left in storage for more than a month, you should remove the tyres and suspend the truck on jacks, though tyre protectant should always be applied to your tyres no matter what. Finally, some fogging oil on the truck's engine can help prevent any corrosion from appearing during storage. Leaving a truck in storage may sound complicated, but there are a few simple things you can do to keep it safe.