Which size do you need?

All five plans use the same one-foot grid, so you can compare them directly. The orange edge is the door. If you're between two sizes, take the larger: a unit packed to the door means unloading half of it to reach the back.

Try 5x5, 10x10 Etobicoke, 10x20, Vehicle storage

5 ft · door5 ft

5×5 · 25 sq ft

Boxes, seasonal gear, a small dresser or a bike. Closet-sized.

Typically $121/month in Toronto

5 ft · door10 ft

5×10 · 50 sq ft

A studio apartment's contents without major appliances, or a mattress set, dresser and boxes.

Typically $170/month in Toronto

10 ft · door10 ft

10×10 · 100 sq ft

A one-bedroom apartment: bed, sofa, dining set and boxes.

Typically $316/month in Toronto

10 ft · door15 ft

10×15 · 150 sq ft

A two-bedroom apartment or small house, including some appliances.

Typically $429/month in Toronto

10 ft · door20 ft

10×20 · 200 sq ft

A three-bedroom home, or a car with room to spare.

Typically $640/month in Toronto