Right-sized, not upsold
We'll open three doors and let you pick. If a 5×10 fits, we rent the 5×10.
Storage type
Space for the house you have, and the one you're moving into.
Between homes, mid-renovation, blending two households or just out of room — household storage gives your furniture and boxes a clean, secure place to sit until the timing works out.
- Sizes from a closet to a four-bedroom
- Month-to-month, no contract
- Free carts at every entrance
$42/mo
Starting price today
What household storage covers
Household storage is simply a unit sized and set up for the contents of a home: furniture, boxes, appliances, seasonal gear and the things that don't have a room yet.
It's the most common reason people call us. Most households land on a 10×10, keep it for five to nine months, and switch between climate-controlled and drive-up depending on what's going inside.
- Term
- Month-to-month, 10 days' notice
- Common sizes
- 5×10, 10×10, 10×15
- Climate option
- Available at four buildings
- Supplies
- Boxes, wardrobe cartons and locks on site
Why people choose it
Move-in the same day
Rent online in about nine minutes and your gate code arrives before you finish loading.
Carts, dollies and wide doors
Free flatbeds and appliance dollies at every entrance, plus wardrobe boxes in the office.
Climate when it matters
Store the sofa and the photos in climate, and the mower in drive-up. Two units, one gate code.
Prorated move-out
Tell us ten days out and you only pay for the days you used.
Managers who help you plan
Bring a room list and a manager will tell you the size honestly, before you rent.
Is this the right pick?
Yes, if…
- Your closing dates don't line up
- You're renovating a kitchen, basement or whole floor
- Two households are becoming one
- You're downsizing and need time to sort
- You're staging a home for sale
- The garage stopped fitting a car three years ago
Maybe not, if…
- You need a vehicle, RV or boat spot — see those pages
- You're storing business inventory with deliveries — business storage has receiving
- You need someone to pack and haul for you; we rent space, not movers
What people keep in here
Living room
- Sectionals
- Coffee tables
- TVs
- Bookcases
- Rugs
Bedrooms
- Mattresses
- Bed frames
- Dressers
- Nightstands
- Wardrobe boxes
Kitchen
- Dish barrels
- Small appliances
- Cookware
- Dining sets
- Bar stools
Garage
- Tool chests
- Bikes
- Lawn gear
- Storage totes
- Shelving
Kids
- Cribs
- Toy bins
- Strollers
- Sports gear
- Desks
Seasonal
- Holiday decor
- Patio furniture
- Winter coats
- Skis
- Camping gear
Side by side with a standard unit
| Feature | Household | Standard unit |
|---|---|---|
| Typical term | 5–9 months | 1–2 months |
| Most-rented size | 10×10 | 5×10 |
| Climate option | Recommended | Optional |
| Supplies on site | Full packing range | Locks only |
| Notice to leave | 10 days, prorated | 30 days |
| Typical starting rate | $42/mo | $38/mo |
Sizes people rent for this
Full size guide5 × 10
Studio
A studio or one bedroom, or a single room being renovated.
$62/mo
Rent this10 × 10
Two bedrooms
The Minnesota standard: two bedrooms with appliances.
$118/mo
Rent this10 × 15
Three bedrooms
A three-bedroom home with a sectional and dining set.
$164/mo
Rent this10 × 20
Full house
A four-bedroom home, or three bedrooms plus a car.
$209/mo
Rent thisIncluded with every unit
- Free carts and dolliesFlatbeds and appliance dollies at every entrance.
- Climate controlHeld between 55° and 80° with humidity monitoring.
- 24/7 recorded camerasCoverage on every drive aisle, hallway and gate.
- Individual gate codesYour code logs every entry and exit to your unit.
- Boxes and suppliesLocks, tape, mattress bags and wardrobe boxes on site.
- Month-to-month leasesNo annual contract, no early termination fee.
Where to find it
Northline Brooklyn Park
8815 Zane Ave N, Brooklyn Park 55443
1.4 mi away · 7 units left
$42/mo
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Quick answers
- What size do I need for a two-bedroom house?
- A 10×10 fits two bedrooms of furniture plus 25–30 boxes with the mattress standing on edge. If you have a sectional or a treadmill, step up to a 10×15.
- Should I pay for climate control?
- Through a Minnesota winter or summer, yes for furniture, electronics and anything paper. For outdoor gear and tools, drive-up is fine.
- Do you sell boxes and packing supplies?
- Every office stocks boxes, wardrobe cartons, tape, mattress bags, furniture pads and disc locks at cost-plus pricing.
- Can I change unit size after I move in?
- Yes. Transfers within the same facility are free and don't restart your lease — managers do them the same day when a unit is open.
- Do I need insurance?
- It's not mandatory. Many homeowner and renter policies already cover stored goods; check yours, and we can point you to a low-cost plan if it doesn't.
- How much notice do I give when I move out?
- Ten days. Tell your manager, sweep the unit, take your lock off, and we prorate the rest of the month back to you.
Other storage types
Climate-Controlled Storage
Held 55°–80° year round with humidity monitoring.
See detailsDrive-Up Storage
Park at the door, roll it up, unload in minutes.
See detailsMoving Storage
Short-term space plus boxes, tape and truck rental.
See detailsStudent Storage
Summer-length rentals sized for a dorm room.
See detailsRent household today
Search, pick a unit, sign on your phone. Your gate code arrives before you close the tab.