Climate control is standard in our indoor buildings, so this is less a sales question than a planning one: if you are choosing between an indoor room and a drive-up bay, here is what tips the decision.
Put it indoors
- Anything wooden with a finish on it — dining tables, instruments, veneered units.
- Paper: books, photographs, documents, artwork.
- Electronics, especially anything with a battery or a screen.
- Upholstery and mattresses, which hold damp and then hold the smell of it.
A drive-up bay is fine
- Garden furniture, tools, bicycles and sports kit.
- Sealed plastic crates of hard goods.
- Trade stock that already lives in a van.
If you are genuinely unsure, ring the office and describe the item. It takes a minute and it is cheaper than finding out in March.
