While storage units traditional use is for storage, they can be converted into much more. A unit means you have a private space, and there are many ways to make the most of it. Here are five additional ways to utilize your storage unit. 

A Guide to Reinventing Your Storage Unit

1. Office

With more people working remotely, it’s great to have another option besides working from home. While cafes are efficient, there may be limited space and an excess of noise. Instead, consider bringing a desk to your unit. With few distractions, you’ll be able to be more productive than ever. 

2. Personal Gym

Are you tired of going to the gym and finding it packed? As an alternative to fighting the crowds, you can bring some weights and machines to your space. You’ll never have to wait again and can be in full control of the music and ambiance. 

3. Art Center

Renting a studio can be expensive, but with a storage unit, you can quickly set up a creative workspace for a fraction of the price. Bring your easel, paints, paper, and other supplies, and plunge into your next project. 

4. Yoga Studio

It can be frustrating if a local yoga class doesn’t fit into your schedule, or you are looking for a serene area where you can practice on your own. As an empty room where you won’t be disturbed, a storage unit is a perfect spot for a mini-studio. 

5. Boutique Showroom

When you have a collection, whether it’s model boats or vintage bicycles, it can be hard to find the space to keep them all together. Instead of treating your unit like traditional storage, bring in some display tables or create a curated space to showcase your treasures. You can invite friends and family to appreciate your collection. 

Located in Cincinnati, OH, Westside Storage & Truck Rental is the region’s leading storage facility. Offering everything from climate controlled storage to commercial storage options, the professionals will help you stow your extra items or turn your unit into an alternative space. To get in touch with a friendly sales representative and learn more about their storage units, call (513) 451-6474, or visit their website.