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| • | Lowest self storage prices in Daytona Beach |
| • | Well lit, secure facility |
| • | 30 years at this location |
| • | Month to month rentals |
| • | On-site manager |
| • | Ground level units |
| • | Access 7 days a week |
| • | Family owned |
| • | Many different sizes available |
| • | We rent mail boxes and storage units |
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Storage Kiln, Diamondhead, Shoreline Park, Bay St Louis, Jourdan River, Waveland
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(228) 222-4615
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Lock -Up Self Storage
16425 Hwy 603
Kiln, MS 39556
16425 Hwy 603
Kiln, MS 39556
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Hours
Office Hours
Gate Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9:00am to 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9:00am to 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9:00am to 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 9:00am to 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9:00am to 4:30pm |
| Saturday | 9:00am to 2:00pm |
| Sunday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Monday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Tuesday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Wednesday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Thursday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Friday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
| Saturday | 6:00am - 9:00pm |
Manager: Sabrina Doukas
Email: manager@lockupss.com
Email: manager@lockupss.com
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| • | Lowest self storage prices in the area – Guaranteed to beat anyone’s advertised price. |
| • | Month to month rentals |
| • | Access 7 days a week |
| • | No credit card required |
| • | Boat Storage |
| • | Many different sizes available |
| • | We rent storage units |
| • | Super clean |
| • | Access controlled security gate |
| • | Climate and non-climate units |
| • | Security cameras on site |
| • | Well lit |
| • | Friendly, on-site manager |
| • | U-Haul truck rentals available |
Self Storage Suggestions
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• Keep a good list of your items in storage.
• Use a good quality lock on your storage unit door.
• Box everything.
• Insure your goods while in storage.
• Take the smallest amount of space you need. Stack up to the ceiling.
• Place plastic on the floor under your goods.
• Keep your mattresses, sofas, and chairs in good condition with plastic covers.
• Leave a small air gap between your goods and the 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
• Cover everything with a light plastic cover.
Packing
• Pack a couple of days before you move. Weed out old, unwanted possessions.
• Lash bed rails together. As you take beds apart, mark all pieces so you know
which goes with which headboard, etc. Place covers on mattresses.
• Tape appliance doors shut. Wedge doors open in storage. Wrap a paper pad
around each item for protection. Freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer make
excellent packing cartons for bedding, towels and clothing. Clean your stove
before moving.
• Place books in small cartons, holding weight to under 30 pounds for easy lifting.
• Protect chair legs by wrapping them in packing paper. Leave slipcovers on
upholstered chairs and cover them with plastic chair covers.
• Fill bureaus with a few small and fragile items. Sweaters, blankets, and towels
make excellent padding.
• Wrap each dish with packing tissue.
• Use a marking pen to list contents of each carton on the side.
• Clothing that ordinarily hangs in a closet should pack in a wardrobe carton.
• Pack lamp shades in individual boxes.
• Pack glasses carefully. Wrap with tissue and pad with crumpled packing paper just
like dishes
• WARNING: Do not store combustible or perishable materials such as old paint,
cleaning fluids, gasoline, etc.
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• Keep a good list of your items in storage.
• Use a good quality lock on your storage unit door.
• Box everything.
• Insure your goods while in storage.
• Take the smallest amount of space you need. Stack up to the ceiling.
• Place plastic on the floor under your goods.
• Keep your mattresses, sofas, and chairs in good condition with plastic covers.
• Leave a small air gap between your goods and the 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
• Cover everything with a light plastic cover.
Packing
• Pack a couple of days before you move. Weed out old, unwanted possessions.
• Lash bed rails together. As you take beds apart, mark all pieces so you know
which goes with which headboard, etc. Place covers on mattresses.
• Tape appliance doors shut. Wedge doors open in storage. Wrap a paper pad
around each item for protection. Freezer, refrigerator, washer and dryer make
excellent packing cartons for bedding, towels and clothing. Clean your stove
before moving.
• Place books in small cartons, holding weight to under 30 pounds for easy lifting.
• Protect chair legs by wrapping them in packing paper. Leave slipcovers on
upholstered chairs and cover them with plastic chair covers.
• Fill bureaus with a few small and fragile items. Sweaters, blankets, and towels
make excellent padding.
• Wrap each dish with packing tissue.
• Use a marking pen to list contents of each carton on the side.
• Clothing that ordinarily hangs in a closet should pack in a wardrobe carton.
• Pack lamp shades in individual boxes.
• Pack glasses carefully. Wrap with tissue and pad with crumpled packing paper just
like dishes
• WARNING: Do not store combustible or perishable materials such as old paint,
cleaning fluids, gasoline, etc.
We beat any local
competition’s advertised price.
Lowest Prices...
GUARANTEED!
competition’s advertised price.
Lowest Prices...
GUARANTEED!
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