Yes, you can store warehouse items like excess inventory or equipment in a storage unit—especially if you're running a small business or need temporary overflow storage. Many self-storage facilities now offer commercial-sized units designed to support business needs, including storing supplies, shelving, pallets, and more.
You can safely store a wide variety of warehouse items in a storage unit, including:
Basically, anything that doesn’t violate a facility’s terms of use (see below) can usually be stored.
While many warehouse-style items are allowed, there are restrictions. You typically can’t store:
If you're unsure, it's always best to ask your facility.
The right size depends on what you’re storing. For warehouse items, you’ll likely want a larger unit, such as:
You can explore available unit options on our rental page.
For small businesses, yes! A large storage unit offers flexibility, month-to-month leases, and often much lower costs than renting full warehouse space. It’s a great solution for businesses that:
Not all storage facilities are designed with business use in mind. Look for features like:
Our facility in Bakersfield is purpose-built for larger storage needs. Find us on the map.
If your warehouse is overflowing or you're just starting out, a storage unit can be a practical extension of your business. With the right size and features, it's not only allowed—it’s smart.
Need help finding the right unit? Contact us today or check out our blog for more storage tips.