Multiple Layers of Protection

We use state-of-the-art security systems and strict access control to ensure your belongings are always safe.

Night-time Alarm Monitoring

Units are covered by Secra Security alarm‑monitoring and rapid‑response service (24 hours).

Secure Perimeter

A robust electric fence encircles the property to prevent unauthorized access.

Individual Unit Security

Each unit has a roller shutter or swing door; tenants must secure it with their own padlock, keeping the key.

24/7 CCTV Coverage

Strategically placed high-resolution cameras monitor all access points, corridors, and units.

Constant Security Patrols

Trained personnel conduct regular patrols throughout the day and night.

Fire Safety Equipment

Fire extinguishers are clearly placed, visible, and ready for use in emergencies.

Access Control

Every client is registered on our system (G-web Ultra – Centurion Systems) to get access to the property (5:00 to 20:00). All new clients are required to provide proof of identity.

Self-storage tips and hints

Here are a few simple storage ideas that can help make your self-storage experience safe and simple:

  • Start with bulky items and your heaviest boxes, stacking from the back of your unit making your way to the front; put those items that you need to get to most often near the front, close to the door.
  • To maximize space, stack similar sized boxes together and allow for walkways; pack all odd shaped items last as its usually hard to stack around them.
  • Try to keep boxes in uniform sizes as these are much easier to stack.
  • If you plan or need to frequently use the space, a larger space may be more convenient than one smaller unit packed to capacity.
  • Place heavy or bulky items in the unit first to provide a good stacking base.
  • Pack your belongings in good quality boxes, filling all boxes to capacity, as partially full or bulging boxes may tip or collapse.
  • Pack heavy items into small boxes so that they are easy to lift.
  • Label or number all boxes on all four sides for easy identification.
  • Pack according to the season.
  • Make up an inventory of your stored items and keep it in a safe place at home.
  • There are prohibited goods that may not be stored. Check with us if you are unsure
  • Dishes and glasses should be individually wrapped in tissue paper or bubble wrap before storing; fill all pockets with packing material; label all boxes containing glassware, and do not place heavy items on boxes containing glassware.
  • Furniture with drawers can be utilized as storage places for china, silverware and small items; wrap in tablecloths, towels or blankets to prevent breakage.
  • Stack sofas/couches on their ends to create more space.
  • Do not place heavy items on sofas or mattresses.
  • If you stand mattresses on end, be sure to “prop” them up.
  • Always place a protective cover over your soft furnishings.
  • Stack chairs seat to seat with cloth or paper to separate them.
  • Avoid stacking or leaning furniture against outside walls to aid ventilation.
  • Wrap table legs with bubble wrap before storing.
  • Tables may appear large but remember that you can pack around and on top of them.
  • Food crumbs or stains should be removed before self-storage to avoid storing anything that may attract pests.
  • Cover your goods with dust sheets to protect against dust.
  • Clean all garden equipment before storing.
  • Ensure that your refrigerator or freezer is thoroughly dry and stored with its doors open for ventilation.
  • Ensure that stoves and cooking equipment are cleaned before they are stored.
  • Bicycles and other metal items will rust over time if not protected; to prevent rust, wipe all metal surfaces with proper agent.
  • Pack books flat to protect their spines.
  • Always place a protective cover over your soft furnishings.
  • Protect your fragile goods in bubble wrap.