Storage unit size guide

Picking a unit is mostly about how much floor space you need and whether you want to drive up to the door. Every unit at Maxi & Mini Storage in Odessa is drive-up, so you park at your own door instead of carrying things down a corridor. The sizes run from mini to maxi: a 6×10 for boxes and tools up to 14×34 units behind big doors.

Every size at Maxi & Mini Storage

Month to month with no long-term contract, and the gate is open 24 hours a day.

Size	Area	What fits	Price
6×10	60 sq ft	Walk-in closet size. Boxes, seasonal gear, tools, a bike or a mower.	$17 first month, then $33/mo
10×10	100 sq ft	About half a garage. A one-bedroom apartment: sofa, bed, dining set and boxes.	Call for the current rate
10×15	150 sq ft	A large single garage. Two bedrooms of furniture, appliances and boxes.	$39 first month, then $78/mo
10×20	200 sq ft	The size of a single-car garage. A three-bedroom house of furniture and boxes.	$42 first month, then $83/mo
10×24	240 sq ft	A roomy single garage. A large house, or tools and work equipment.	Call for the current rate
10×30	300 sq ft	A long single garage. A four-bedroom house, or business stock and equipment.	Call for the current rate
14×34	476 sq ft	The largest size, 14 feet wide behind a big door. A whole house and more, or business stock and equipment.	Call for the current rate

How to choose

Think in garages. A 10×20 is about a single-car garage, a 10×10 about half of one. If you can picture your things stacked in a garage, you can picture the unit.

Measure the largest item, not the pile. A mattress, a sofa or a ladder sets the minimum footprint. Everything else stacks around it.

Leave a walkway. If you will visit often, size up so you can reach the back without unloading the front.

Big jobs need the big units. A whole house, business stock or equipment goes in a 10×30 or a 14×34. The 14×34 is 14 feet wide, behind a big door.

Not sure?

Call (432) 333-3391 and describe what you are storing. Someone on the team will say which size actually fits, including when a smaller one will do. See also the frequently asked questions.