Are you moving and need moving supplies? Well Lions Den Storage is the place for you! We are not only a storage facility but we also sell moving supplies. We have but are not limited to:
Boxes in small, medium, and large
Wardrobe boxes
Lamp and mirror boxes
Mattress covers
Tape
Bubble wrap small and large
Wrapping paper for breakables
Bubble Wrap
Stretch Warp
Packing peanuts
And much more!!
Come on in to our office today located at 874 West Utah Ave. in Payson, UT. or you can call us at 801-465-2399 for pricing.
You can also visit our website: www.lionsdenstoragepayson.com
Begin packing a couple of days before you move. Careful packing pays by preventing breakage and loss of small and fragile items. And moving time is a great time to weed out old, unwanted or unneeded possessions. They only take up storage space.
You'll want plenty of sturdy corrugated cartons, packing paper, sealing tape, and a magic marker-type pen. Then if you follow these simple packing tips, they will save you trouble, help avoid damage to your goods and make maximum use of the space in your storage unit.
Appliances: Tape all appliance doors shut when moving. Wedge doors open in storage. Secure all moveable parts with paper or wedge. Wrap a paper pad around each item for protection. Freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer make excellent packing cartons for bedding, towels and clothing. Always clean your stove before moving and give utility companies a few days' notice to disconnect appliances.
Beds: Lash bed rails together with rope or plastic tape. As you take beds apart, mark all pieces so you know which goes with which headboard, etc. Place covers on mattresses to keep them clean during moving and storage
Books: Books get heavy in bunches. Pack them in small cartons, holding weight to under 30 pounds for easy lifting. Line all book cartons with plastic and fill empty spaces with packing paper. (Garbage bags work well as a liner).
Bureaus: Make your bureau drawers earn their passage as extra packing boxes. Fill them with a few small and fragile items. Sweaters, blankets, and towels make excellent padding.
Cartons: Go easy on your back. Hold weight of all packing cartons under 30 pounds. With a marking pen, list contents of each carton on the side. For load sizing, multiply length x width x height of each carton if that information is not already on the carton.
Chairs: Protect all chair legs by wrapping them in packing paper. Leave slipcovers on upholstered chairs and cover them with plastic chair covers.
Clothing: Clothing that ordinarily hangs in a closet should be packed in a wardrobe carton.
Dishes: Take your time when packing dishes. Wrap each one with packing tissue and cushion them in the carton with crumpled packing paper. Keep dish pack cartons under 30 pounds for easy handling and safe riding.
Glasses: Pack glasses carefully. Wrap with tissue and pad with crumpled packing paper just like dishes
Lamps: Pack lamp shades in individual boxes with plenty of paper for padding. Lamp bases ride securely in bureau drawers, freezers and washing machines. For safety, pad them well with towels and blankets.
WARNING: Do Not Store Combustibles or Perishables! such as old paint, cleaning fluids, gasoline, etc. Make certain all fuel is drained or burned out of gasoline powered equipment. Throw away anything that could possibly cause fire. Do not store food in open containers or any item which could attract rodents or pests. Why risk your possessions just to keep a few cents' worth of leftovers?
Loading your Space:
Rent the smallest amount of space you need and pack the space until full
A box for everything and everything in a box, is the best protection of your goods. Use uniform sizes of boxes and stack them shoulder high to maximize your total storage space.
Prepare your unit by placing plastic on the floor under your goods. Be sure the plastic laps up over the walls a few inches on every side.
Leave a small air space between the goods stored and the storage unit walls.
Store lightweight small items around the back of the storage unit. Move large, heavy items into storage last.
Do not place heavy or sharp objects on top of upholstered furniture
Protect your mattresses, sofas, and chairs with plastic covers.
Cover the entire load with a light plastic cover.
Use a good quality lock on your storage unit door. Cheap locks rust.
Insure your goods while in storage. Ask the manager about self storage insurance at reasonable rates.
Keep a list of all items in storage as well as pictures, and descriptions.
Begin packing a couple of days before you move. Careful packing pays by preventing breakage and loss of small and fragile items. And moving time is a great time to weed out old, unwanted or unneeded possessions. They only take up storage space.
You'll want plenty of sturdy corrugated cartons, packing paper, sealing tape, and a magic marker-type pen. Then if you follow these simple packing tips, they will save you trouble, help avoid damage to your goods and make maximum use of the space in your storage unit.
Appliances: Tape all appliance doors shut when moving. Wedge doors open in storage. Secure all moveable parts with paper or wedge. Wrap a paper pad around each item for protection. Freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer make excellent packing cartons for bedding, towels and clothing. Always clean your stove before moving and give utility companies a few days' notice to disconnect appliances.
Beds: Lash bed rails together with rope or plastic tape. As you take beds apart, mark all pieces so you know which goes with which headboard, etc. Place covers on mattresses to keep them clean during moving and storage
Books: Books get heavy in bunches. Pack them in small cartons, holding weight to under 30 pounds for easy lifting. Line all book cartons with plastic and fill empty spaces with packing paper. (Garbage bags work well as a liner).
Bureaus: Make your bureau drawers earn their passage as extra packing boxes. Fill them with a few small and fragile items. Sweaters, blankets, and towels make excellent padding.
Cartons: Go easy on your back. Hold weight of all packing cartons under 30 pounds. With a marking pen, list contents of each carton on the side. For load sizing, multiply length x width x height of each carton if that information is not already on the carton.
Chairs: Protect all chair legs by wrapping them in packing paper. Leave slipcovers on upholstered chairs and cover them with plastic chair covers.
Clothing: Clothing that ordinarily hangs in a closet should be packed in a wardrobe carton.
Dishes: Take your time when packing dishes. Wrap each one with packing tissue and cushion them in the carton with crumpled packing paper. Keep dish pack cartons under 30 pounds for easy handling and safe riding.
Glasses: Pack glasses carefully. Wrap with tissue and pad with crumpled packing paper just like dishes
Lamps: Pack lamp shades in individual boxes with plenty of paper for padding. Lamp bases ride securely in bureau drawers, freezers and washing machines. For safety, pad them well with towels and blankets.
WARNING: Do Not Store Combustibles or Perishables! such as old paint, cleaning fluids, gasoline, etc. Make certain all fuel is drained or burned out of gasoline powered equipment. Throw away anything that could possibly cause fire. Do not store food in open containers or any item which could attract rodents or pests. Why risk your possessions just to keep a few cents' worth of leftovers?
Loading your Space:
Rent the smallest amount of space you need and pack the space until full
A box for everything and everything in a box, is the best protection of your goods. Use uniform sizes of boxes and stack them shoulder high to maximize your total storage space.
Prepare your unit by placing plastic on the floor under your goods. Be sure the plastic laps up over the walls a few inches on every side.
Leave a small air space between the goods stored and the storage unit walls.
Store lightweight small items around the back of the storage unit. Move large, heavy items into storage last.
Do not place heavy or sharp objects on top of upholstered furniture
Protect your mattresses, sofas, and chairs with plastic covers.
Cover the entire load with a light plastic cover.
Use a good quality lock on your storage unit door. Cheap locks rust.
Insure your goods while in storage. Ask the manager about self storage insurance at reasonable rates.
Keep a list of all items in storage as well as pictures, and descriptions.
Lions Den Storage is not only a storage facility but also sells boxes in all sizes and packing materials. Come into the office today at 874 West Utah Ave. Payson, UT. for all your packing needs.
Here are some tips and reasons for buying boxes and packing materials: Once the decision to move things into storage is made, the next step is to decide how to pack them correctly. The first step is finding boxes. Many of us have made the mistake of going to local grocery stores, only to find that they break down boxes almost as soon as they receive them. If they do save boxes, they typically are a variety of different sizes, somewhat damaged, or contaminated with bugs or food residue. Buying boxes may seem at first to be a luxury expense, but the purchase is certainly worth the investment if it safely preserves your belongings. Here are several reasons for purchasing boxes: Reasons for Purchasing Boxes
The total number of needed boxes can be purchased in one trip, rather than hunting from store to store and relying on what’s available
The sizes of boxes are standard and predictable (Small, Medium, Large, Extra-Large), rather than working with whatever sizes are available
Boxes are often grooved so that the flaps can be bent to accommodate different sizes
Although most boxes are standard in dimension and intended for general use, there are unique boxes specifically designed for a purpose, such as telescoping boxes for large mirrors or pictures, and wardrobe boxes with built-in hanging rods
Using boxes of the same size and shape makes stacking easy
Durability and cleanliness are guaranteed
Sturdy, quality boxes provide extra protection for fragile items and won’t collapse as easily under other boxes
Moving companies typically require quality, well-sealed boxes and may repack them at an extra charge if they are flimsy or dirty
Whereas discarded boxes are intended for temporary use, purchased boxes can be used and reused over the long term; one way to reuse them is to cut the tops off boxes and stack on them on their sides to create shelving in the storage unit
When boxes are no longer needed, they can be broken down in neat stacks and donated or given away
The expense of purchasing boxes can be mitigated with smart choices when it comes to packing materials and methods. Here are some steps to save money and avoid headaches: Tips for Choosing & Using Packing Materials
When choosing box sizes, keep in mind not just what they can store, but how easy they will be to transport; choose smaller boxes for books and heavy items, and larger boxes for linens and clothing
Avoid using newsprint to wrap items – the ink can transfer and stain; consider using clean, plain wrapping/butcher paper, quality paper towels or thin foam sheets for inexpensive items, and felt or bubble wrap for valued breakables
Estimate how much tape you’ll need to secure both the bottoms and tops of boxes (they may be turned upside down or topple during the move) and then buy double that amount of tape (it goes fast)
Dish pack and glass pack kits are boxes that come with cardboard dividers and foam pockets for easy packing; plastic, fabric-lined dish storage containers can be purchased at house wares retailers
Fill boxes full, but not too full – boxes with loose contents can wobble and shift, and boxes that are too full can crush contents when being moved; use packing peanuts, clothing or towels to fill in spaces
Rolls of shrink wrap can be purchased to wrap cabinets, appliances, dressers and desks to keep drawers and doors shut; remove shrink wrap after relocation
Mattress covers and sofa covers can be purchased for the move; sealed plastic covers should not be left on for long-term storage as moisture can promote the growth of mold and mildew – a canvas tarp or sheet is recommended for a storage period lasting more than a week
Don't worry spring is just around the corner and that means it will be time for spring cleaning!
Lions Den Storage offers a large variety of sizes for all your storage needs!
Small ones to help with your spring cleaning to move some of that clutter out of your house and large ones for storing a whole house when you are moving.
We also have items for your moving, packaging and storing needs!
Don't hesitate to call or contact us and ask us any questions you may have!
Phone: 801-465-2399
We hope everyone is traveling safe through the cold icy streets today! Be Safe!
Lions Den Storage 874 West Utah Ave. Payson, UT. 801-465-2399
Are you planning on moving soon well this is the place to come. Lions Den Storage has it all!
Need a place to store some extra things so that you can sell your house no problem we have plenty of smaller units that will help get rid of some of that clutter so that you can sale your house.
We Sell Boxes!! We have boxes in all different sizes and we have all kinds of moving supplies to help keep your things safe while you move.
Building a house and have to stay at the in-laws no problem we have big units that will fit entire houses in them!
Come on in to Lions Den Storage today for all your moving needs! 874 West Utah Ave. Payson, Utah 801-465-2399
Are you moving and need moving supplies? Well Lions Den Storage is the place for you! We are not only a storage facility but we also sale moving supplies. We have but are not limited to:
Boxes in small, medium, and large
Wardrobe boxes
Lamp and mirror boxes
Mattress covers
Tape
Bubble wrap small and large
Wrapping paper for breakables
and so much more!! Come on in to our office today located at 874 West Utah Ave. in Payson, UT. or you can call us at 801-465-2399 for pricing.
Packing can sometimes be as complicated as the game ofTetris!
Here are some helpful Packing tips to make things easier for your next move!
Begin packing a couple of days before you move. Careful packing pays by preventing breakage and loss of small and fragile items. And moving time is a great time to weed out old, unwanted or unneeded possessions. They only take up storage space.
You'll want plenty of sturdy corrugated cartons, packing paper, sealing tape, and a magic marker-type pen. Then if you follow these simple packing tips, they will save you trouble, help avoid damage to your goods and make maximum use of the space in your storage unit.
Appliances: Tape all appliance doors shut when moving. Wedge doors open in storage. Secure all moveable parts with paper or wedge. Wrap a paper pad around each item for protection. Freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer make excellent packing cartons for bedding, towels and clothing. Always clean your stove before moving and give utility companies a few days' notice to disconnect appliances.
Beds: Lash bed rails together with rope or plastic tape. As you take beds apart, mark all pieces so you know which goes with which headboard, etc. Place covers on mattresses to keep them clean during moving and storage
Books: Books get heavy in bunches. Pack them in small cartons, holding weight to under 30 pounds for easy lifting. Line all book cartons with plastic and fill empty spaces with packing paper. (Garbage bags work well as a liner).
Bureaus: Make your bureau drawers earn their passage as extra packing boxes. Fill them with a few small and fragile items. Sweaters, blankets, and towels make excellent padding.