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We all know how it feels to spend the whole day packing, only to find out you don’t have room for all your things. If this ever happens to you during your move to Atlanta, our storage partners can help. There’s no need to make room for everything. Our partners offer short-term and long-term storage in Atlanta to keep your items safe until you’re ready for them.
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Top 5 Ways to Organize Your Storage Unit
Moving is difficult enough without struggling to keep your storage unit organized. We strongly suggest that you label all your boxes, totes, and other containers before putting them into storage.
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Create a walkway
If you have a teen, you likely have said the words, “Make sure that your room is clean enough so that I can walk through it.” With so many items in your storage unit, it can easily take away your walking room. That makes it a challenge to find anything. However, a simple walkway can save you tons of time and frustration when you’re on the lookout for items.
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Position any large items in the back.
When you’re trying to track down an old suitcase to take on a trip, or you’re hunting for that textbook you think you left in the storage unit, nothing gets in the way faster than large boxes or items. The solution? Keep these items near the back of your unit and on the floor so that they’re easier to move around.
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Stack your items with the heaviest objects at the base.
Sometimes, we have to pack up heavy items. It’s always best to keep them on the floor and put lighter items on top so that nothing gets broken. A heavy object doesn’t have to be a large appliance. In general, remember this: the heavier an object is, the lower it should be to the ground when it comes to organizing a storage unit.
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Consolidate, consolidate, consolidate.
If you have an entertainment center with lots of drawers or openings, consider organizing items in and around it. Often, we forget that large items offer great storage on their own. When you utilize every inch of unused space that you can, you’ll have more room for your other possessions. (It’ll also keep things clean.)
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Create a map for everything.
You never thought you’d get to use those skills from your high school art class again; did you? Great news: now’s your chance. Just kidding, but on a real note, drawing a simple map for your storage unit can be a huge time-saver. Include a few details on where you put everything so that it’s easy to track down in case you need to make a trip over.
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Always store mirrors standing up
If you’re packing heavy items in boxes, place them at the very bottom. You can include lighter possessions on top so that they don’t get crushed. A heavier item could be considered something as simple as a photo album. You would want to put this item on the bottom of a box and add something small or breakable (e.g., ornaments) on top to keep all intact.