Storage units
What size truck for a 10x10 storage unit?
U‑Haul 15 ft truck
A 10x10 storage unit (10'0" × 10'0", 8'0" ceiling) takes our whole 1‑bedroom list (46 pieces) and most of our 2‑bedroom list (72 of 73 pieces), by our 3D packing. To move a full one (the 1‑bedroom list plus as much as fits), the U‑Haul 15 ft truck is enough: it takes our whole 2‑bedroom list (69% full). For just the 1‑bedroom list, the Budget 16 ft truck.
- Unit inside
- 10'0" × 10'0" × 8'0"
- Room inside
- 800 cu ft
- A full one holds
- Most of a 2‑bedroom (72 of 73)
- Smallest truck
- U‑Haul 15 ft truck


What the storage companies say a 10x10 holds
- CubeSmart: the contents of a one-bedroom apartment.
- StorageMart: the contents of a two-bedroom apartment.
- Public Storage: the contents of up to three rooms.
By our packing, it holds our 1‑bedroom list whole and most of our 2‑bedroom list (72 of 73 pieces). Storage companies count a unit packed to the ceiling; our planner leaves the gaps a real load leaves, so treat their numbers as the most it could take.
Or move it in containers
Our whole 2‑bedroom list in moving containers instead of a truck: one PODS 16 ft, or 4 U‑Haul U‑Boxes, or 3 U‑Pack ReloCubes, by our packing. Container, truck or storage unit.
Our home lists in a 10x10
Doesn't fit (4 home sizes)
Unit size from CubeSmart's 10x10 page ("A 10×10 foot storage unit is 10 feet wide, 10 feet deep, and 8 feet tall."), checked 2026-10-30; Public Storage lists the same floor size. Every company calls its sizes approximate, and ceilings vary by facility (some are 9 or 10 feet). The door, about 8'0" wide and 7'0" high, is a typical size, not a published one: measure yours.