Climate Controlled Indoor Storage 5'x5', 5' x 10', 10' x 10', 10' x 15', 10'x20'

How to Choose a Climate-Controlled Space

 Follow these three steps to determine whether climate control is an  appropriate investment for your needs:

Step 1: Consider Your Geographic Area

As a general rule, the temperature in climate-controlled storage units should  not fall below freezing in the winter, or rise above  (25°C) in the summer.

Step 2: Consider What You Plan to Store  

The following is a list of items commonly stored in Extra Space climate-controlled storage.  If you plan to frequently access your stored items as you add, remove or organize them, keep in mind your comfort when working within your storage unit. A pleasant temperature can make the job much easier.

Step 3: Consider the Value of What You Plan to Store

Climate control storage units cost more than standard units. To determine whether the cost is justified, it’s important to assess the value of what you plan to store.

- Home Goods
- Leather or wood furniture              
- Antiques & heirlooms               
- Clothing              
- Furs           
- Craft supplies               
- Plastics         
- Food stuff               
- Paintings & other fine art
- Photographs                
- Musical Instruments               
- Media such as DVDS, CDS, vinyl records, cassettes &
   tapes        
- Cameras              
- Televisions & stereos

 - Equipment
- Computers & computer parts        
- Video equipment                
- Audio equipment                
- Tools & machines                
- Restaurant equipment                
- Construction supplies                
- Business Items                
- Products & supplies                
- Software, videos, DVDs & CDs                
- Pharmaceutical samples & medical supplies             
- Archival documents, tax files, & other paperwork          
- Seasonal inventory

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UNIT SIZES ARE MEASURED INCLUDING WALL SPACES​