One could measure space like Goldilocks seeking the perfect porridge. Too little, you are wrestling with boxes like a circus performance; too large and you are paying for empty air. Those living in 黃竹坑 regularly work out this riddle. Here’s how to get it just perfect and avoid headache and back trouble. Visit us!

Start with a list. Although it sounds simple, the amount of people wing it would astound you. Jot down everything destined for storage: furniture, crates, motorcycles, Christmas decorations, even the odd plastic flamingo. Sort your belongings and think about the space they occupy. Generally speaking, a small closet sized unit between 8 and 16 square feet fits luggage, cartons, or some business files. Need to arrange the mess from a studio apartment? Medium flats (20–35 square feet) house little furniture and a pile of boxes. Major house or business? Select forty square feet or more, sufficient area for beds, offices, or shelves of products.

Wait though; it goes beyond just square footage. Imagine height. Some Wong Chuk Hang buildings tower above what one would have anticipated. Stackable boxes, vertical shelves, even a robust step ladder let you double your functional area and fit better in a limited footprint. Look above rather than just sideways.

At last give convenience some thought. If you return often and change either files or sports equipment, use a relatively larger device for easy browsing. If you are storing long term, go snugger and pack to the rafters and lock till next year.

Finding the perfect blend between affordability and comfort helps storage to appear more like a win than like a challenge. Happy storing; maybe your boxes will always fit with some room to grow!