Container storage or self-storageThe honest comparison, including where we lose
We do container storage, so we are not neutral. Still: on one point self-storage is simply better, and if that is your situation, you should choose it. Below you can see the difference per feature.
FeatureContainer storageSelf-storage
Access to your belongingsContainer storageBy appointment during office hours, with at least one working day's notice.Self-storageLet yourself in with a code or key, often in the evening and at weekends too.
SecurityContainer storageSealed with a unique number and placed in a locked, camera-monitored hall by an automated system. No other tenants walk past your container.Self-storageYour own lock on a unit along a corridor that other tenants use as well.
CarryingContainer storageLoad once. The container goes into the hall as a whole and comes out the same way.Self-storageCarry everything twice: from your car through the corridor into the unit, and back again later.
ClimateContainer storageConditioned hall: dry and frost-free, also suitable for wood and electronics.Self-storageVaries widely per provider; not every unit is heated or insulated.
What you pay forContainer storageThe cubic metres your container takes up, plus the transport runs you use.Self-storageBesides your unit, also the corridors, lifts and 24-hour security of the building.
Getting it thereContainer storageWe deliver and collect, or you drive to the warehouse yourself. Hiring movers is also possible.Self-storageArrange it yourself: rent a van, load, unload and return it.