If you’re looking to store some excess furniture – for
instance, if you’re temporarily moving to a smaller apartment in Melbourne’s
CBD - chances are you’ll want to use a storage unit for a few electronics.
Access Self Storage offers great security in a convenient
South Melbourne location, but security isn’t the only concern when you’re
locking up your electronics. When electronics are staying in a storage unit for
a long period of time, there are a few extra things you can do to ensure their
safety.
Storing computers, TV’s and HiFi systems in their original
boxes is one of the best ways to keep them safe. Although this may mean oddly
shaped boxes in your storage unit, it does mean they will be better protected.
If you have to use your own boxes, or if you haven’t kept the originals, make
sure you pack out any gaps with bubble wrap to minimise any damage.
If you’re planning on keeping computers in the storage facility
for longer than six months, it’s best to consult your retailer about it. Be
sure to tell them about the conditions of the storage unit as well.
Remove the batteries from all other electrical equipment as
well, so no leakages occur during your storage rental. Electrical cords should
be taped to the sides of appliances, as dangling cords in a packed storage unit can quickly become dangerous.
These are just a few ways to ensure your electrical
equipment comes through storage rental in the best condition possible.
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