Online sellers
Keep stock and packaging in one place and collect what you need as orders come in.
Room for stock, records and equipment, close to your shop, studio or home office.
Retail and office space in the eastern suburbs is expensive, and the back room fills up fast. A storage unit gives you somewhere to keep stock, archive boxes and gear close by, at a fraction of the cost of extra floor space.
Start small and move up a size when the business grows, or down again after a busy season.
Keep stock and packaging in one place and collect what you need as orders come in.
Overflow stock, seasonal displays, spare furniture and equipment.
Tools, fittings and materials stored close to jobs in the eastern suburbs.
Archive boxes and records you need to keep but don't want on site.
Props, staging, photo and film gear between shoots and events.
Boards, umbrellas and summer stock stored over the quieter months.
Tax invoices issued to your business for your records.
Buy cartons, tape and bubble wrap at the office when you run low.
Move to a bigger or smaller unit as your stock levels change.
Business storage is for goods, not a workplace or retail outlet. Hazardous materials, food stock and anything else on the prohibited list can't be stored.
Tell us roughly what you need to store and how often you will need access. We will suggest a unit and send a price.