The Cube
- Storage Container
- Storage Container Size
- Security – Protection – Convenience
STORAGE MOBILE containers are weather proof, with a translucent roof that lets in light, making it easier for you to see while loading.
The door is a steel roll-up door.
The exterior is made of resistant Aluminum With steel structure. The interior is conveniently made of plywood so your belonging will not be damaged.
While the STORAGE MOBILE patent pending LEVELIFT can lift up to 10,000 lbs (Including the container which weight 2,000 lbs), most of our customers typically get 4,000 to 5,000 pounds in the storage container due to item size and packing constraints. The maximum load that you can put in a container is 8,000 lbs.
If you load your STORAGE MOBILE container with typical household items, you are not likely to exceed the weight limit.
However, if your storage needs include lots of books, magazines, tools, tool chests or other heavy items, remember to be careful to not exceed the maximum weight of 8,000 lbs. You may not be able to use the entire container's available space.
STORAGE MOBILE portable self storage containers are 7.5 feet wide X 8 feet high X 16 feet long.
Generally, a 16’ STORAGE MOBILE will hold the contents from the main living areas of a 3-4 bedroom home.
Sofas and other large items will easily fit in the STORAGE MOBILE container.
DO NOT store any goods that are illegal, stolen, flammable, explosive, environmentally harmful, hazardous, perishable, or that are a risk to the property of persons. NO PAINTS, CHLORINE, ACIDS, BATTERIES, GAS or OILS, PAINT THINNER, CLEANING PRODUCTS.
DO NOT store any perishable items such as foods, plants or animals.
DO NOT store hazardous liquids, explosives, ammunition, liquids that may freeze and break the container.
DO NOT store family heirlooms, money, paintings, jewelry, stock or bond certificates or any other family valuables. Bank Deposit Boxes are recommended for these items. Limits of losses are in effect for all goods stored as imposed by insurance regulations and may not cover these items to their full extent.
Make a list of everything you store: Keep a copy inside the storage unit and one for your records. Add or delete items as they are added or removed from your storage box. This could be very important in the unlikely event of an insurance claim.