Dry

Dry storage
in Nassau

Eight sealed, ventilated units at the facility’s most accessible rate — the Hold.

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Why choose a dry unit

The most accessible rate

At $900 a month plus VAT, CAM included, the Hold is the best value in the facility. If you have no need to run refrigeration, there’s no reason to pay for the wiring — the security, the ceiling height and the access are identical.

Built to be practical

Drive right up to the roll-up door and unload straight from the vehicle. Eighteen-foot ceilings mean racking, and racking means most tenants store nearly double what the floor area suggests.

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The basics

What a dry unit is

The Hold is a private, sealed, ventilated room that sits at the building’s ambient temperature. It is not cooled, and it is not wired for cooling — that is the only difference between a Hold and a cold-ready Vault or Fort.

Everything else is the same: 360 square feet under an 18-foot ceiling, a 6 ft 4 in roll-up door, personal codes at both gates, the only key to your unit, and 24-hour camera coverage across the compound. Eight Holds were built.

What goes in

What to keep in a dry unit

Sturdy, non-perishable things that don’t need cooling.

Tools & equipment

Power tools, ladders, compressors and workshop gear between jobs.

Retail & business stock

Packaged inventory, display units, signage and shop fittings.

Building materials

A contractor’s overflow, kept dry and off the job site.

Furniture

Household furniture and sealed inventory between moves.

Bikes & jet skis

Toys and machinery secured indoors behind your own locked door.

Machinery

Equipment that simply needs to be somewhere safe and out of the way.

How people use it

Who takes a Hold

Contractors

Tools and materials between sites, reachable at any hour.

Retail & online sellers

Sealed stock and back-inventory on racking.

Households

The contents of a home between moves or renovations.

Best value

The same compound and the same security, at the lowest rate we offer.

Storage tips

Before you sign

01

Bring racking

Eighteen feet of height is only useful if you build into it.

02

Get it off the floor

Pallets under boxes keep air moving underneath.

03

Leave yourself an aisle

Stack to the walls but keep a path to the back.

FAQs

Questions, answered

Is a dry unit cooled?

No. The Hold sits at the building’s ambient temperature and is not wired for cooling. If you need to run refrigeration or air conditioning, you need a cold-ready unit — a Vault or a Fort — and you supply the equipment yourself.

How is a Hold different from a Vault or Fort?

Only the wiring. The Vaults and Forts are cold-ready: they carry the electrical capacity for refrigeration you install. The Hold does not. Security, ceiling height, access and camera coverage are identical.

Are the units really sealed?

Yes. Every unit is a purpose-built room with its own roll-up door and a keyed lock — not a mesh cage. You hold the only key.

Can I access it at night?

Any hour, any day, including weekends and holidays. Your personal codes open the walk-in and drive-in gates.

What are the terms?

A two-year lease at a locked monthly rate — $900 plus VAT, CAM included. Move-in is a refundable security deposit plus first and last month’s rent, due at signing.

What can’t I store?

Fuels, flammables, chemicals or explosives; anything illegal or stolen; plants or animals; people — units are not workspaces or living spaces; and perishables or anything that attracts pests. If you’re unsure, ask before you sign.

Need to run refrigeration?

Eight units are wired for cooling equipment you install and run yourself.

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Ready for a Hold?

Eight were built. Check what’s free and send a request — we reply within 24 hours.

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