When it comes to furniture storage, there are a few things you need to consider. Will you be storing your furniture for a short period or a long period? What kind of environment will the furniture be stored in? How do you plan on protecting your furniture during storage?
In this blog post, we'll discuss some of the best long-term furniture storage options available. We will also provide tips on how to keep your furniture safe and protected during storage.
There are many reasons why you might need to store your furniture long-term. Perhaps you are moving overseas for work and won't be able to take all of your furniture with you. Maybe you are downsizing your home and need a place to keep some of your larger pieces of furniture until you have a chance to sell them. Whatever the reason, furniture storage can be a lifesaver.
If you are going to be storing your furniture long-term, you should consider renting a climate-controlled storage unit. A climate-controlled storage unit will help to protect your furniture from the elements and keep it in good condition. Both humidity and temperature are monitored to ensure stability in the environment of the moving storage containers.
There are a few things you can do to protect your furniture from damage during long-term storage.
When packing your furniture for long term furniture storage, there are a few things to keep in mind.
When renting a storage unit for your furniture, it is important to make sure you have enough space. You don't want your furniture to be crammed into a small space, as this could damage it. Instead, choose a storage unit that is large enough to comfortably fit all of your furniture. Another benefit is that with the larger space your furniture can breathe therefore resisting mould growth.
Remember to keep your most used items at the front of the storage unit so that you can easily access them if need be.
There are a few different types of storage units that you can choose from for your furniture.
Before you put your furniture into storage, it is important to inspect it for any damage. Look for any scratches, chips, or cracks in the finish. If you find any damage, repair it before putting the furniture into storage. This will help to prevent the damage from getting worse over time particularly if you find furniture timber splitting. Your furniture is an investment, and you want to make sure it is well protected to prevent further damage from occurring.
Despite your best efforts at protecting your precious possessions, damage can still occur so the best insurance is exactly that. Organise contents insurance cover with a reputable company so that you can rest assured that no matter what the outcome you have a back-up in case your possessions deteriorate. Discuss with your insurer the fact that your possessions are in long term storage to make sure you are adequately covered. While you’re at it, determine that your unit is covered by an acceptable level of security to avoid break-ins and theft of your goods.
If you’re like most people, you have a few pieces of furniture that are too nice to get rid of but don’t have room for them in your current home. Or maybe you’re moving and need furniture storage until you find a new place to live. Whatever the reason, storing your furniture can be a great solution – as long as it’s done correctly.
At Austate Storage, we want to help make the process as easy as possible for you. That’s why we offer climate-controlled storage units that will protect your furniture from damage during long-term storage. In addition, our tips for packing your furniture will ensure that it arrives at your new home safe and sound. And if you need help with loading or unloading, our team is here to assist you. So if you’re considering storing your furniture, give us a call today!