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10 Best Self Storage Providers in Singapore

A guide to self storage in Singapore: ten operators for personal and business storage, with notes on unit sizes, air-conditioned units and locations.

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Amir Wahab
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A customer with a trolley of boxes at a bright orange self-storage unit corridor in SingaporeAI image by LocalRank

Self storage in Singapore has grown from a niche service into a competitive market of air-conditioned lockers, walk-in rooms and door-to-door options for both homes and businesses. Whether you are decluttering a flat, riding out a renovation or storing business inventory, the operators below rent flexible space around the island. Each was checked against its own website; treat this as a starting point for quotes, not a strict ranking.

1. StorHub

StorHub says it introduced self storage to Singapore in 2003 and describes itself as the country's largest operator, with 18 facilities in areas ranging from Changi and Tampines to Bukit Batok, Jurong East, Hougang and Woodlands. It rents clean, secure units to both households and businesses on flexible lease terms with 24/7 access, and offers air-conditioned units at selected sites for temperature-sensitive belongings. The orange-and-blue branded network is part of a wider Asia-Pacific storage platform.

Islandwide (18 facilities)
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2. Extra Space Asia

Extra Space Asia says it has run institutionally managed self storage in Singapore since 2007 and operates around a dozen facilities across the north, east, west and central areas, including Ang Mo Kio, Boon Keng, Commonwealth and Toa Payoh. Units are listed from roughly 10 square feet up to more than 200, with dehumidified air-conditioned rooms for documents, artwork and delicate items plus a dedicated wine-storage option. It serves both homes and businesses and also offers workspaces, door-to-door valet pickup and moving services.

Islandwide (around 12 facilities)
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3. Lock+Store

Lock+Store, operated by the General Storage Company, runs a self storage network it lists at 16 locations across Singapore, including Tanjong Pagar, Chai Chee, Kaki Bukit, Tampines, Ang Mo Kio and Bishan. Units span from lockers of around 10 square feet to rooms of about 200, and the company says its facilities are air-conditioned with 24/7 passcard access and no long lock-in. It caters to households, wine collectors, start-ups and larger corporate clients.

Islandwide (16 locations)
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4. Storefriendly

Storefriendly describes itself as a leading Singapore self storage provider and operates facilities in several areas including Paya Lebar, Bukit Merah, Clementi, Jurong East, Leng Kee, Ubi and Bedok South. It lists climate-controlled units from about 16 to 400 square feet, from compact lockers to large rooms, alongside wine storage, coworking workspaces and a robotic-storage system. Flexible plans, PIN-code access and CCTV are pitched at individuals, families and businesses alike.

Islandwide (several locations)
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5. Work+Store

Work+Store provides self storage for both households and businesses across five Singapore facilities in Kallang Bahru, Ang Mo Kio, Aljunied, Tampines and Eunos, all with 24/7 access. Its range runs from compact lockers and walk-in units to larger spaces, with 24-hour air-conditioned storage for electronics, documents and collectibles and a separate temperature-controlled wine service. The brand leans towards longer-term and business storage such as stock, files and equipment, and also offers door-to-door collection.

Kallang Bahru, Ang Mo Kio, Aljunied, Tampines & Eunos
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6. Spaceship

Spaceship offers both self storage units with 24/7 direct access and a door-to-door service in which its team collects, packs, stores and returns your items. Its facilities span four Singapore locations at Ang Mo Kio, Eunos, Jalan Pemimpin and Keppel, with ambient and air-conditioned options and sizes from small lockers up to rooms above 300 square feet. It handles personal storage such as furniture and renovation overflow as well as business inventory, documents and equipment.

Ang Mo Kio, Eunos, Jalan Pemimpin & Keppel
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7. BOXPARK

BOXPARK is a self storage facility at Chai Chee Lane in the east, offering units it lists from around 6 to 700 square feet in a mix of air-conditioned and naturally ventilated spaces with fans. Rentals can run from as short as a week with 24-hour access, and the site also provides mailbox and safe-deposit-box services. It serves individuals moving, renovating or heading overseas as well as businesses storing inventory or needing a registered mail address.

8. Urban Space

Urban Space runs a self storage facility at Depot Close in Bukit Merah, with options it lists from 9-square-foot lockers up to rooms of 180-plus square feet, and climate-controlled units for sensitive items such as electronics, documents and leather goods. Beyond personal storage it offers business-oriented services including workspace rental, e-commerce fulfilment and document storage. Door-to-door storage is available for customers who prefer collection and delivery.

9. The Storage Place

The Storage Place offers self storage and mobile container-to-door storage across several Singapore sites including Lavender, Serangoon, Jurong West, Geylang and Bishan. Standard units come in small, medium and large sizes of roughly 20 to 80 square feet, and the company also provides moving, warehousing and fulfilment services aimed at businesses. Both personal and business storage are catered for, making it an option for renovations, relocations and inventory alike.

Lavender, Serangoon, Jurong West, Geylang & Bishan
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10. Spacehub

Spacehub provides self storage locker and room units in sizes it lists from about 10 up to 300 square feet, with non-air-conditioned, air-conditioned, and air-conditioned-with-power-outlet options. Its facilities feature 24-hour access, wide loading aisles, CCTV and on-site security, plus free trolleys and ladders for moving items in. The company positions its space for both personal use, such as household items and seasonal goods, and business needs like inventory, documents and office equipment.

How to choose

  • Match the unit size to what you actually have. Most operators publish a size guide or online calculator, and it is worth viewing a unit in person before you commit, so you neither over-book on space you do not need nor squeeze into one that is too small.
  • Decide whether you need air-conditioned or climate-controlled space. Singapore's humidity can damage electronics, documents, leather, wood and photographs, so temperature- and humidity-controlled units are worth the premium for sensitive items, while general units are fine for robust household goods.
  • Check access hours, location and how you will move things in. Confirm whether the facility offers 24/7 access, how close it is to an MRT or whether it has parking and loading bays, and whether trolleys, lifts and a goods entrance make loading practical.
  • Read the lease terms, not just the headline rate. Ask about minimum rental periods, deposits, notice needed to move out, and whether a quoted price is a limited-time promotion or the ongoing rate, so you can compare operators like for like.
  • Look at security and insurance. Check for individual unit locks or PIN access, CCTV and on-site staff, and confirm whether stored goods are covered by the operator's protection plan or need your own insurance, along with any restrictions on what you may store.
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About the author

Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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