Storage tips & guide
Organization & efficiency in storage
Things to know about self-storage
In our STORE ROOM blog you will find lots of useful tips & tricks as well as interesting facts about self-storage, correct and efficient storage and much more!
Tips and tricks for storage
More space for bikes, sports equipment and spring hobbies
Spring is just around the corner – time for bikes, sports equipment and new hobbies. But there’s often a lack of space because winter clothes and seasonal items are still in the way. Here we show you simple, space-saving solutions to help you quickly tidy up and make your home
Air again at last: making the most of small apartments in spring
Tips and ideas on how to make the most of small apartments: from spring cleaning and tidying up to clever furnishing tricks for more space and a more airy feel.
Project COBIGA: How renting storage space protects the rainforest in Costa Rica.
Protect the rainforest in Costa Rica and restore biodiversity together with the COBIGA project. Discover how buying forest land can make an important environmental contribution and how you as a STORE ROOM customer can also help.
Storing an upright or grand piano correctly – how to keep your instrument protected
An upright or grand piano should only be stored in a dry, temperature-controlled room, as extreme temperatures and fluctuating humidity can cause considerable damage to the wood, action and tuning. It is important that the room climate is as constant as possible and that it is protected from direct sunlight,
Store delicate furniture correctly – to protect it in the long term
Sensitive furniture should be stored in a dry place at a stable temperature to prevent damage caused by moisture or fluctuations. Breathable packaging and careful preparation provide additional protection against mold and deformation.
The most common mistakes when storing – how to keep your furniture safe
Typical pitfalls when storing furniture include an unsuitable storage environment, inadequate packaging and incorrect stacking – all of which can lead to moisture damage, scratches or deformation.
Simple measures such as choosing a dry, well-ventilated storage facility, thorough preparation and proper protection can significantly reduce the risk to your