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Common uses of a 10 sq ft locker include storing luggage, documents, personal belongings, seasonal items, or business files—especially for students, expats, travelers, and professionals.
Some examples of items to store in a 10 sq ft locker are suitcases, backpacks, document boxes, books, small electronics, seasonal clothing, personal valuables, or office records.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 12 items in this storage unit!
Below is a realistic mix of items that are typically stored in a locker-sized space. This option is best when items are stackable and box-based, not furniture.
Medium suitcases (1–2)
Cabin bags / backpacks
Hand luggage
Shoe boxes
Travel accessories
Seasonal clothing bags
Jackets and coats
Personal keepsakes
File boxes (3–5)
Books and notebooks
Important documents
Archive cartons
Seasonal clothing bags
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
Common uses of a locker unit include student storage, seasonal items, or decluttering your home.
Some examples of items to store in a 5×5 unit are home electronics, twin mattress set, several boxes and totes, holiday decorations, business files, accessory furniture like end tables and nightstands, small appliances, seasonal clothing, documents/books, or sporting equipment.
Learn more about 5’x5′ storage here.
We managed to fit 29 items in this storage unit!
In the list below, you’ll find a sampling of common household, seasonal, and lifestyle items that are typically put in storage. A 10 sqft can fit all of this, plus a whole heck of a lot more!
When answering this question, there are many options for you to consider when trying to decide which size of storage unit will be the right fit. In general, storage units can range in size from a closet (5×5) right up to a double garage (10×30), along with everything in between! So, to help make this complicated question a lot simpler, Public Storage Canada has put together this handy self-storage sizing guide.
