A 10x30 storage unit is 10 feet wide by 30 feet deep, for 300 square feet of floor space. With 8-foot ceilings, that works out to 2,400 cubic feet of total volume. It is comparable to a large two-car garage.

About 600 medium moving boxes stacked wall to wall, five layers high, with nothing else in the unit. Leave a reach zone at the door and the realistic figure drops to 480 to 500.

Usually yes, including the garage contents. A 10x30 takes several bedroom sets, multiple living room sets, a dining room, kitchen items and garage contents in most cases.

Many standard pickup trucks and smaller RVs fit in a 10x30. Full-size pickup trucks run 220 to 240 inches long, which fits in the 360-inch depth. Class B and smaller Class C RVs (under 25 feet) also fit. Larger RVs need a dedicated vehicle storage space.

Our 10x30 units have 8-foot ceilings, giving you 2,400 cubic feet of volume.

If you are only storing a vehicle and nothing else, a parking space is usually less expensive. A 10x30 makes sense when you need to store a vehicle plus the contents of a home or business.

Choose a temperature-regulated unit for electronics, wood furniture, photographs, artwork, documents, leather and musical instruments. For household goods, appliances and tools, a standard unit is typically fine.