The building

A facility built to protect what's inside it

Bright corridors, oversized lifts, climate control and layered security — the unglamorous things that decide whether your belongings come out undamaged.

Wide, brightly lit storage corridor with air conditioning and green unit doors
Convenience

Moving day shouldn't be a workout

The building is designed around the fact that people arrive with heavy things. Wide corridors, big lifts and trolleys everywhere mean fewer trips and less damage to your furniture and your back.

  • Large automatic lobby doors and a loading area at the entrance.
  • Oversized passenger and goods lifts, custom-built for furniture.
  • Trolleys and carts on every floor, free to use.
  • Plenty of parking directly in front of the building.
  • Packing supplies sold on site — boxes, tape, bubble wrap, locks.
Cleanliness

Cleaned daily, inspected daily

Dust and damp are what actually damage stored goods. Both are managed here as a daily routine, not a spring clean.

Professional cleaning

Floors, lifts and corridors are cleaned by a service team every business day.

Daily inspection

Staff walk the entire facility each day to check units, lighting and access points.

24-hour lighting

Corridors stay lit around the clock so you can move safely at any hour.

Climate control

What climate control actually means here

How is it different from a normal garage-style storage room?

Our climate-controlled rooms are held between 18–25 °C. A separate dehumidification system runs all year to keep humidity around 60%. The buildings have a central air system, which gives proper ventilation without the leaks and dampness you get in converted warehouses.

Does it help prevent pests?

Yes. Insects and dust mites don't thrive in low humidity, and a clean, dry environment also protects against mildew, rust, paper rot and warping. It is one of the reasons our facility stays popular with customers storing clothing, books and furniture.

Is a climate-controlled building more secure?

The climate-controlled areas sit behind an additional security door, with cameras covering each entrance and hallway and automatic lighting throughout. So it's not only your belongings that are safer — you are, when you visit.

What kind of items benefit most?

Electronics, televisions and computers; appliances; musical instruments and equipment; antiques and high-end furniture; bedding, clothing and leather; paper documents, photographs and files; metals prone to rusting; artwork, paintings and books.

Security

Five layers, not one camera

  • IC card access. Only customers with a personal smart card can enter the building — and the lift only takes you to your own floor.
  • Your own lock. Every unit is secured with your padlock. You keep the key; staff cannot open it.
  • Laser CCD cameras. The entire facility is covered, recording continuously.
  • Alarm system. The whole building is alarmed, with entry and exit logged.
  • Staff and patrols. Uniformed staff on site during access hours, with patrols day and night.
IC card and keypad entry control at the facility
Security & access

The details that keep your things safe

Climate control, controlled entry and staff on site — photographed as installed, not as a brochure illustration.

Come and look before you commit.

We'd rather you saw the corridors, the lifts and a unit in person. Visits are free, and there's no pressure to sign on the day.