Furniture Storage
Moving or renovating often means finding temporary space for sofas, dining sets, bed frames, dressers, and other furniture.
A heated storage unit for furniture can be a practical choice for items made with wood, veneers, adhesives, upholstery, and materials that may be affected by prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures.
Before placing furniture in storage, clean and dry each piece thoroughly. Disassemble larger items where practical and use breathable protective coverings for upholstered furniture. Avoid stacking heavy boxes on delicate surfaces.
Heating reduces exposure to low temperatures, but it doesn't eliminate the potential effects of humidity on wood, fabric, or leather.


