Yes, a standard full-sized bed measures approximately 4.5 feet wide and 6 feet long, meaning that a 5x5 storage unit can accommodate a full-sized bed, but it will be a tight fit. With only 25 square feet of space, the bed will need to be disassembled, and the mattress will need to be stored vertically.

A standard queen mattress will fit in a 5x5 storage unit, but it will be a tight fit as there’s only 25 square feet of space. A queen mattress measures approximately 5 feet wide and 7 feet long, so while you won’t be able to lay the mattress flat, you may be able to store the mattress on its side.

No, a king bed will not fit in a 5x5 storage unit. A standard king bed measures 6’4” wide by 6’8” long, while a 5x5 storage unit offers 25 square feet of storage space. We recommend any unit larger than a 5x10 for storing a king-size bedroom set.

A standard washer and dryer will not fit in a 5x5 storage unit. Standard washers and dryers are typically 2 feet wide and 3 feet deep, so you wouldn’t have space to store them next to each other in a 5x5 storage unit. However, with 25 square feet and 200 cubic feet of storage space, you may be able to store a stackable washer and dryer.

No, a 5x5 storage unit does not offer enough storage space for a motorcycle, as most motorcycles measure more than 5 feet long. Instead, we recommend looking into a 5x10 storage unit for motorcycle storage.

Depending on the size of the couch, you may have enough room to store it in a 5x5 storage unit. With 25 square feet of floor space and 8-foot ceilings, average two and three-seater couches would need to be placed on their side. Larger sectionals will likely be too large to store in a 5x5 storage unit.

A closet-sized unit is typically around the size of a 5x5 storage unit, offering 25 square feet of storage space. 5x5 storage units are great for storing personal items, boxes, and small appliances.