Author: Louise Langebæk

Do you dream of more order and less clutter at home? You do not need to tidy up your entire home in one weekend.

Moving into a new home is exciting – but there is also a lot to keep track of. With a little planning, it becomes easier to settle in and create a home that works from day one.

When your parents have lived in the same home for many years, a lot of things can build up. Furniture, books, kitchen items, photos, and boxes of memories may take up more space than you realise.

Running out of space at home? A storage unit can be a simple solution when cupboards, the basement or the garage start to fill up. Here you can store the things you want to keep, but do not need to have out every day.

Insurance when storing your belongings – are your items covered?
Many people store furniture, clothes, sports equipment and other belongings in the basement, garage or shed. But do you know how your items are insured if they are exposed to, for example, water, fire or theft?

The circular economy is about using our belongings for longer, repairing, reusing, and thinking before we throw things away. But it requires space. With the right storage, furniture, clothing, tools, and other items can be stored safely until they are needed again.

More Danes have started thinking about how they can be better prepared if the power goes out, the water supply fails, or another unforeseen situation arises. However, a good home emergency kit requires both planning and space.

A storage unit can give you valuable extra space when your home becomes too small, you are moving, or you are in the middle of a renovation. But how do you actually get the most out of the space?