A self storage facility can be of great use to you. It can free up extra space in your home, help you to keep your collections organized, and allow you a place to store off-season items. But people actually user self-storage units for more than just storage. Believe it or not, some people actually use them as office spaces.
In the uncertain economy, there are more and more freelance workers out there. These workers don’t have an office, so they often work from home. However, as anyone who has ever tried working from home knows, it’s not the best environment for getting work done. There are the distractions of television, family, and even sleeping in your own bed, that tend to get in the way of focusing on work. Sure, you could go work in a coffee shop or diner, but it’s likely the cast of characters you’d find there would be even more distracting.
However, there is always the option of renting a self storage unit, and using that space as an office. This isn’t a completely new and outlandish concept, and it’s possible your local storage facility already has specific units available just for this purpose. The only special accommodations your unit would require would be access to electricity and wifi.
Storage unit rentals come in a variety of sizes, and some are even air-conditioned, so it’s not like you’ll be stuck working in a sweltering metal shoebox. Once you fill the unit with your office furniture and decor, it won’t look much different than any other office. Plus, as an added bonus, you may even be able to write off your new office lease as a business expense on your taxes.
If you’re in need of your own workspace that will allow you to focus on your work without distractions, check with your local storage facility about renting your very own self storage unit office space. Helpful links: www.usselfstorage.com
