What Can You Store in a 15x20 Unit?
With room to spare, a 15x20 unit is ideal for residential, commercial, or even light industrial storage needs. Here’s what it can comfortably hold:
- Contents of a large 3- to 4-bedroom home
- Multiple mattress sets, dressers, and nightstands
- Sectional sofas, recliners, and entertainment units
- Full dining room sets and kitchen appliances
- Garage tools, shelving units, and yard equipment
- Office furniture, equipment, and document archives
- Small vehicles, motorcycles, or trailers
- Dozens of moving boxes, totes, and seasonal gear
Absolutely! This unit can hold the bulk of a home’s furniture, making it perfect for relocations or long-term storage.
Definitely! Whether you're storing inventory, equipment, or file cabinets, this unit offers secure, scalable storage for your business.
Yes! The 15x20 unit can easily accommodate motorcycles, trailers, or compact cars—just check with our team about access and clearance.
Perhaps! Smaller campers and pop-tents will most likely fit, but larger RVs and trailers may need a larger unit or an outdoor parking space.
Maintains a consistent, above-freezing temperature to prevent damage to items sensitive to cold.
Helps protect temperature-sensitive items like electronics, documents, or furniture from extreme temperatures or humidity.
Easy access to the unit, allowing for convenient loading and unloading directly from a vehicle.
How Much is a 15x20 Unit?
Pricing varies depending on features like climate control, drive-up access, and facility location. Reach out to our storage experts today, and we’ll help you lock in a unit that fits your budget and your stuff!
Starting price in different cities:
See all the other unit sizes!
Frequently asked questions
A 15x20 unit measures 15 feet wide by 20 feet deep, offering 300 square feet of space. It’s roughly the size of a two-car garage, giving you serious room to store your stuff without feeling cramped.
At select locations, yes. Climate-controlled 15x20 units are ideal for items that don’t like extreme temperatures—like vinyl records, leather furniture, electronics, or antiques.
Yep. Many people use this size to store a car, SUV, or motorcycle, often with room left over for storage racks or bins. Just make sure the facility allows vehicle storage and that it’s a drive-up unit with sufficient clearance.
Rates vary depending on location, access type (indoor vs. drive-up), and whether climate control is included. It’s a great value for the amount of space you're getting.