Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Large storage units can provide useful space during a household move, renovation, downsizing project, or business transition. At SecureSpace Everett, available larger sizes include 10x20 and 10x25 units.
The right choice depends on what you plan to store, the dimensions of your largest belongings, and how much room you want for retrieval. Before renting, create an inventory, measure bulky items, and consider whether you need indoor, drive-up, climate-controlled, or heated storage.
A large unit may accommodate a combination of permitted belongings such as:
Sofas and chairs
Dining furniture
Mattresses and disassembled bed frames
Dressers and cabinets
Household appliances
Moving boxes
Bicycles
Camping equipment
Seasonal decorations
Office furniture
Hand tools
Business supplies
Inactive inventory
Freestanding shelving
This is not a guaranteed packing list. Actual fit depends on furniture dimensions, appliance sizes, disassembly, container strength, shelving, door clearance, and the amount of access space you leave.
Measure large belongings and consider the entire move-in route, including entrances, corridors, elevator access, and the unit door.
A 10x20 unit may work for a substantial household transition, furniture from several rooms, appliances, moving boxes, or permitted business supplies.
It may be suitable when a medium-sized unit would require overly tight packing or leave little room for an access path.
A 10x25 unit provides additional room for larger household inventories, bulky furniture, business equipment, or belongings that need to remain easier to retrieve.
The extra space may also be useful when freestanding shelving or a wider aisle is part of the storage plan.
Do not automatically select the larger option. Inventory and measure your belongings before comparing the available layouts.
Housing schedules do not always align.
A large unit may provide temporary space for permitted furniture, appliances, boxes, and household belongings while you wait for a new home to become ready.
Keep medications, identification, keys, housing documents, chargers, work supplies, and daily necessities with you.
Renovation projects often require several rooms to be cleared.
Moving furniture and boxes out of the active work area may give contractors more room while helping keep household belongings separated from dust and equipment.
Paint, fuel, hazardous chemicals, and other restricted materials should not be placed inside the unit.
A large unit may provide temporary room while deciding which belongings will fit comfortably in a smaller home.
Create an inventory and review the stored contents periodically rather than postponing sorting indefinitely.
Removing extra furniture and household overflow may make rooms easier to organize before listing a property.
Items should be clean, dry, packed appropriately, and arranged so they can be retrieved when needed.
Large units may be suitable for permitted inactive inventory, office furniture, tools, marketing materials, event equipment, packaging supplies, and general business belongings.
A storage unit should not be used as:
An office
A storefront
A workshop
An employee work area
A repair or production space
A fulfillment center
A customer pickup location
A freight-receiving area
A place to charge batteries or operate equipment
Confirm unusual inventory, powered equipment, regulated materials, and intended business use before move-in.
SecureSpace Everett offers climate-controlled and heated storage options.
These features may help reduce exposure to temperature swings and cold conditions compared with an unconditioned space. They do not provide confirmed humidity regulation and cannot guarantee protection against mold, rust, corrosion, warping, fading, odors, or other deterioration.
Climate-controlled or heated storage may be worth considering for compatible belongings containing:
Electronics
Wooden furniture
Leather
Paper records
Photographs
Musical instruments
Specialized fabrics
Materials with manufacturer temperature guidance
Not every belonging requires climate-controlled storage. Suitability depends on the materials, preparation, storage duration, and manufacturer recommendations.
All items should be clean and dry before move-in, regardless of the unit type.
SecureSpace Everett offers indoor and drive-up storage options.
Indoor units are reached through the building. Elevator access is available for units located away from the ground level.
Measure bulky furniture and appliances to ensure they can pass through entrances, corridors, elevators, and the unit door.
Drive-up units allow customers to park closer to the storage door, which may simplify moving furniture, appliances, boxes, tools, and other permitted belongings.
Drive-up access does not authorize freight operations, large commercial deliveries, equipment operation, or vehicle storage inside the unit.
Vehicles cannot be stored inside drive-up units at SecureSpace Everett.
Customers should not rent a large storage unit with the expectation that a car, motorcycle, truck, RV, boat, trailer, or other vehicle can be placed inside.
SecureSpace Everett offers outdoor parking for eligible cars, boats, RVs, and other approved motor vehicles. Vehicle eligibility depends on dimensions, documentation, facility rules, and current inventory.
Trailer, camper, commercial-truck, and heavy-equipment storage should not be assumed.
Remove dirt, dust, grease, food, and residue before storage.
Use cleaning products appropriate for each material and allow every surface to dry completely before applying covers.
Bed frames, tables, shelving, and desks may occupy less space when detachable components are removed.
Place hardware in a labeled bag and keep it securely with the corresponding item.
Clean and dry appliances thoroughly.
Remove food, standing water, and residue, and follow manufacturer instructions for transportation and storage.
Use suitable moving blankets, furniture covers, appliance covers, or padding.
Do not tightly seal damp belongings in plastic or place heavy containers on delicate surfaces.
Smaller boxes may work well for dense belongings such as books, dishes, documents, and hand tools.
Larger boxes are generally better suited to lightweight belongings such as bedding, towels, pillows, and clothing.
Place heavier containers at the bottom of stable stacks.
Avoid stacking beyond the strength of the boxes or placing heavy belongings above fragile items.
Mark each container with its contents and intended room.
Side labels remain visible when boxes are stacked.
Use suitable packing paper or cushioning material to reduce movement.
Avoid materials that may stain, transfer ink, or react with the contents.
Decide where furniture, appliances, boxes, shelving, and frequently needed belongings will go before loading begins.
A basic sketch can make the move-in process more orderly.
Stable freestanding shelving can help organize containers and smaller belongings.
Do not drill into walls, attach hooks, install pegboards, or otherwise modify the unit without written permission.
A tightly packed unit may hold more belongings but become difficult to use.
Leave enough room to reach important items without unloading the entire unit.
Seasonal belongings, business supplies, and boxes you expect to retrieve should remain accessible.
Longer-term items can be placed farther inside when they do not block the path.
Record what is stored and its general location.
Update the inventory whenever items are added, removed, or rearranged.
SecureSpace Everett provides elevator access for indoor units and carts and dollies for moving suitable belongings through the facility.
Daily gate access is available from early morning into the evening. Manager hours are separate from storage-access hours, so review the current schedule before planning a visit.
Security features include:
An access gate
Digital video recording
Logged access
Overnight surveillance
Touchless computer-controlled access
Turing-enabled monitoring
These features support access and monitoring procedures but cannot guarantee protection against theft, loss, or damage.
Customers should also use a suitable lock, protect access credentials, maintain an inventory, and review applicable coverage requirements.
Rates depend on the unit size, unit type, current inventory, facility features, and promotional terms.
Review the current facility listing rather than relying on an old price or third-party market estimate.
Before renting, confirm:
The current rental rate
Promotional terms
Additional charges
Coverage requirements
Billing dates
Rate-adjustment provisions
Notice requirements
Access procedures
Move-out requirements
SecureSpace Everett offers month-to-month leases, online rental, online payments, electronic payment-plan options, and touchless move-in.
Month-to-month leasing does not eliminate billing obligations, notice requirements, rate terms, or other conditions in the rental agreement.
At SecureSpace Everett, 10x20 and 10x25 units are among the larger available storage options.
The appropriate size depends on your measured inventory, packing plan, and access needs.
A large unit may hold a combination of furniture, appliances, moving boxes, recreational equipment, office supplies, and other permitted belongings.
Actual capacity depends on item dimensions, disassembly, shelving, packing, and the access space you leave.
No. Vehicles cannot be stored inside drive-up units at SecureSpace Everett.
Outdoor parking may be available for eligible cars, boats, RVs, and other approved motor vehicles, subject to facility rules and current inventory.
Not every item requires it.
Climate-controlled and heated options may help reduce exposure to temperature swings and cold conditions. Suitability depends on the contents, preparation, storage duration, and manufacturer guidance.
These features do not guarantee humidity control or prevent deterioration.
Permitted inactive inventory, office furniture, tools, and supplies may be stored when the intended use complies with the rental agreement.
The unit cannot be used as an active business location, workshop, storefront, fulfillment center, or employee workspace.
Stable freestanding shelving may be used when it complies with facility rules.
Do not drill into walls or install permanent hardware without written permission.
Inventory and measure your belongings, consider whether furniture can be disassembled, and decide how much room you need for retrieval.
Choose the unit that accommodates the actual contents without requiring unstable stacking or blocking access.
No storage facility or packing method can guarantee protection against theft, loss, shifting, deterioration, or damage.
Suitable packing, proper preparation, inventory records, an appropriate lock, and applicable coverage can help reduce avoidable risks.
A large unit may provide practical space during a move, renovation, downsizing project, household transition, or period of business growth.
Before renting, create an inventory, measure bulky items, remove restricted materials, and decide how frequently you need access.
Explore current options for large storage units in Everett, WA at SecureSpace.
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