Storeless in Seattle
June 1, 2011 10:27 PM Subscribe
I need to find inexpensive long term storage for some furniture in the Seattle area.
My wife and I have to store a large table and six chairs (a 5x10 storage unit would be enough for this) somewhere in the Seattle area, with at least humidity control. We're probably able to arrange for it to be transported to the storage area, but the table is ... not very portable. I've seen the storage at publicstorage.com, but it's pretty pricey in my opinion ($75/month was the best I saw) and with its shiny web site I suspect it's slightly overpriced.
What's a good option for long term storage? I'll have to store this for at least a year, possibly four.
My wife and I have to store a large table and six chairs (a 5x10 storage unit would be enough for this) somewhere in the Seattle area, with at least humidity control. We're probably able to arrange for it to be transported to the storage area, but the table is ... not very portable. I've seen the storage at publicstorage.com, but it's pretty pricey in my opinion ($75/month was the best I saw) and with its shiny web site I suspect it's slightly overpriced.
What's a good option for long term storage? I'll have to store this for at least a year, possibly four.
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I suspect that you're encountering a supply/demand issue - Seattle spaces are likely to be far more costly than a less crowded area. If this is longer term storage without a need for regular access, have you considered looking in one of the nearby suburbs or cities? Might be less expensive.
posted by owls at 8:15 AM on June 2, 2011