When you’ve had to organize a move, it can seem like you are trying to herd kittens. Packing, list-making, and planning are a constant whirlwind. Wong Chuk Hang provides the solution, continue reading?

Your room is probably full of boxes. Where do you begin? After my last move, it felt like living in an unending cardboard jungle. The mini-storage could have saved me. It’s a calm oasis in the chaos. It’s easier to tackle your to-do lists when everything is neatly organized.

Consider your collection. It took me a while to collect enough to fill up a small book collection. Mini storage provides a place to store things you want but aren’t using right now. No need to carry that Shakespeareanthology when all you want is your slippers.

Now, let’s talk about the furniture. I’m sure you’ve got some vintage treasures mixed in with your IKEA and hand me downs. Are you not willing to part with Granny’s old chair, but have limited space in your new apartment? It goes to storage! Voila, your problem is now solved.

Also, seasonal items. It was only after I’d discovered this that I realised I had hoarded more winter gear than I needed for a trip to the Arctic. Your snow boots and bulky outerwear are just a waste of space in Hong Kong during the summer. You can use a mini storage unit as your personal Narnia. It’s where you store Christmas lights, ski jackets, and other bulky items.

What happens when you decide to downsize your home? If you are moving, consider a new apartment in Wan Chai. It’s important to consider what you can bring in smaller spaces. The mini storage space can also be used for extra parking. Keep your favorite items close at hand. The rest can be stored for another occasion.