How does storage work?

Tell Peter what you’re storing. A list or a few photos will help him suggest a size. Units are about 3.5 m high, so you can stack suitable items safely. View sizes and prices.

Units are $60–$149 a week, including GST. See sizes, prices and availability. If you have a move-in date in mind, ask Peter what’s available.

Yes. You have 24/7 customer access with your own keypad code. Keep your code private.

One month minimum, with the first month paid upfront. Stay longer if you need to. Give two weeks’ written notice before leaving.

The site has keypad access, recorded CCTV and security monitoring.

The 29.1 m² and 45 m² drive-up units have individual alarms. The 11.6 m² and 18.8 m² corridor units are behind an access-controlled roller door, without individual alarms.

Tell Peter what you’re storing and when you need it. He’ll confirm the size, price and availability. After the first month, weekly, fortnightly or monthly billing can usually be arranged.

Yes. Ask Peter to arrange a viewing of a suitable available unit.

Ask Peter first. It depends on a suitable unit being available and your agreement, ID and first payment being sorted.

You’ll need:

• Photo ID
• Your vehicle registration details
• A weatherproof 40–50 mm padlock

Your agreement and first month’s payment need to be sorted before you move in. Peter will confirm your move-in date and access details.

Our enclosed units are designed for dry storage. Bring items in clean and dry, and use boxes and breathable covers for longer stays.

Yes, all units have power. Shared-access lights come on when the roller door opens. The 29.1 m² and 45 m² units have lighting and two power sockets on a two-hour timer. Outside floodlights make it easy to see when driving up to your unit.

The 29.1 m² and 45 m² drive-up units may suit. Doors are about 2.4 m wide × 2.9 m high.

Send Peter the full length, width and height, including mirrors, aerials and any trailer, so he can check the fit.

Furniture, boxes, tools and business stock are common choices.

No hazardous chemicals, flammable liquids, explosives, illegal goods, perishable food, live animals or items prohibited by your agreement or by law. Unsure about an item? Ask Peter before bringing it in.

Your belongings are stored at your own risk. Check whether your home, vehicle or business insurance covers items in storage, and arrange suitable cover if needed.

After the first month, give at least two weeks’ written notice. A text or email is fine.

Empty the unit, remove rubbish, sweep up and take your padlock. Send Peter clear photos of the empty, clean unit and let him know you’ve finished.

Removal or disposal costs may apply if anything is left behind.

Once you’ve given the required notice and the unit is empty, clean and undamaged, Peter will check your paid-to date and confirm whether a credit or refund applies.