Storage - Local to Bearsden / Milngavie or Anniesland...

[gordon.hunter]

Dear Sir / Madam

My wife and I live in Glasgow, Scotland.

In summary we are looking for a storage facility happy to accept small amounts of boxes when not present and store until my wife can pay a visit and sort into storage.

In detail...

Previous storage at https://www.clockworkremovals.co.uk/locations/glas...

New storage at https://sumostorage.co.uk/

My wifes employers, long story short, requested she move storage. The new Sumo Storage has been less than satisfactory - staff being rather unsavoury to my wife.

She wishes to change storage facility however cannot return to one in Milngavie.

Requirements of Storage...

1 MUST be able to accept small deliveries and store until my wife can visit and deal with accordingly - whether that be their own temporary storage or just accessing my wifes storage unit

2 Size - roughly 3m x 2m

3 Contains shelving or can accept shelving units already owned (does not require fixing to wall or ground)

4 Features overhead lighting preferably although not essential

5 Temperature controlled - doesnt have to be warm per se - just not freezing

6 All items stored must be off the floor

7 In locality of Bearsden / Milngavie is preferable... would consider Anniesland, Maryhill and Knightswood (each containing some more industrialised areas)

I look forward to any suggestions you may have.

Thanks

 

[foxhole]

Not really a DIY question is it?

 

[gordon.hunter]

Not really a DIY question is it?

Not particularly helpful is it

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Have you tried google?

 

[foxhole]

Not particularly helpful is it

So you still hope for an helpful answer by posting in a completely inappropriate place?

 

[DiyNutJob]

Sounds expensive if you need a concierge. Why not have stuff delivered to home. Then you store the items later at a location of your choice. Never used one, but all the self storage places should work.

 

[Stivino]

I know it’s a long shot but I’m going to say it anyway. Could you rent a shipping container and have it craned into your garden?