Furniture Storage in Dubai

The cost depends on the unit size, the location and the contract you choose. A 100 sq ft unit that suits a one-bedroom apartment costs less than a larger unit for a three or four-bedroom home, and longer contracts usually bring a better monthly rate. Contact our team with a list of your furniture and we will give you a clear quote.

A 150 sq ft unit suits a two-bedroom apartment or villa. It holds the furniture of a one-bedroom home plus appliances and outdoor furniture. A studio apartment fits in 75 sq ft, a three-bedroom home in 200 sq ft and a four-bedroom villa in 300 sq ft. Check our size guide above, or ask us to estimate from your inventory.

Yes. You can visit your unit as often as you like during our access hours, with no appointment needed. Ask our team for the exact hours at your chosen location.

It is worth considering for wooden furniture, leather, upholstered pieces and antiques, because Dubai’s heat and humidity can cause warping, cracking and mould over time. Ask us what options are available at your location, and always use covers, moisture absorbers and good preparation.

As long as you need. Many customers store furniture for a few weeks between moves, while others keep it for years while working abroad or downsizing. Your notice period and minimum stay depend on your contract type.

Yes, sofas are among the most commonly stored items. Cover it with a breathable sheet, keep it raised off the floor and, if the arms are flat and sturdy, stand it upright on its end to save space.

Your belongings must be insured for the length of your stay. You can use your own policy if it meets our requirements, or choose our protection plan. See our storage FAQs for more on insurance.

Yes. Make sure the mattress is clean and completely dry, cover it with a breathable mattress bag, and store it flat or on its side. Take bed frames apart where you can and stand the slats upright to save space.