Holiday Storage - Ornaments

5 DIY Holiday Storage Ideas

Storing ornaments, trees, and lights can take up your home storage space quickly. Consider a storage unit for holiday storing needs and seasonal storage.

Here are 5 creative holiday storage tips you can do on a budget!

  1. Reuse egg cartons and apple containers for breakable ornaments.
  2. Precut cardboard pieces make it easy to wrap lights and store.
  3. Use large bags to keep dust off wreaths in storage.
  4. Soda bottles are great for storing bead garland.
  5. Use old closet organizers to keep your storage unit straight.

Storing in Carlisle PA

Here at Carlisle Self Storage, we aim to make every customer experience a positive one. We are close to Dickinson College, which is great for student storage and close to the US Army Carlisle Barracks.

Choosing a Storage Unit

Which storage unit will suit your holiday storage needs? From a small display in the window to the most talked-about light show, Trindle Self Storage has a storage unit to help after the holidays.

Lights - Holiday Storage

A Few Lights

Just a few boxes of ornaments and small decorations inside, a small storage unit will suffice. Our 5×5 storage units have as much space as a small closet to help with a few seasonal items.

Outdoor Lighting

If you started to spread out this year, a medium-size storage unit may be what you need. With enough space for a few yard decorations, boxes, and the tree, a 10×15 unit will be perfect!

More Lights the Better

Your light show has hit an all-time high! The yard is covered in animated decorations with extravagant illumination to celebrate the season. To keep the show going next year, a large storage unit will help. Make sure all your decorations are in pristine condition next year with the help of self storage.

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About the Author: Paige is a Social Media Coordinator at Storage Asset Management in York, PA. She brings the most useful storage tips and tricks to your social media feed and loves a good self-storage pun. Beyond work, Paige spends her free time traveling extensively, her most recent trip being the Andes Mountain region of Bolivia.