Choosing between a 10x10 and a 20x10 storage unit comes down to a real trade-off: paying more for double the space, or keeping costs lower if you genuinely don't need the extra room. Mason Storage Utah publishes exact pricing for both sizes, making the comparison a lot easier than guessing at what actually fits.
A 10x10 unit, roughly the size of a standard bedroom, works well for a single room's worth of furniture, a bed frame, dresser, and a meaningful number of boxes. It's a common choice for renters storing belongings from an apartment move, a partial downsizing project, or general household overflow that doesn't require a full garage's worth of space to hold everything.
At Mason Storage Utah, a 10x10 unit runs $55 a month, making it the more budget-friendly option between the two sizes if your belongings genuinely fit without feeling cramped.
A 20x10 unit doubles the length of a 10x10 while keeping the same width, giving you significantly more room for multiple rooms' worth of furniture, larger appliances, or a combination of household items and business inventory. This size tends to make sense for a fuller household move, consolidating two smaller living spaces into one unit, or storing bulkier items that simply won't fit in a 10x10 without stacking everything precariously against the walls.
A 20x10 unit at Mason Storage Utah runs $75 a month, a $20 monthly increase over the 10x10 for double the floor space, a reasonable trade-off if you actually need the extra room.
Beyond the 10x10 and 20x10, Mason Storage Utah also offers larger options for renters who need even more space. A 30x10 unit with double doors runs $120 a month, while a separately listed 30x10 unit shows $105 a month but currently sits on a waiting list, worth confirming directly since availability and exact configuration can vary between the two listings. For vehicle owners, a dedicated RV and boat storage space (45x14x15) runs $240 a month.
That range gives renters a genuine ladder of options, from a modest 10x10 up through vehicle-sized storage, rather than a single one-size-fits-all unit.
Start by listing what you're actually storing, room by room, rather than estimating based on square footage alone. If your belongings fit comfortably in a 10x10 with a little room to spare, the smaller size saves real money every month you're renting. If you're consolidating more than one room's worth of furniture, or storing anything oversized like a sectional couch or a large appliance, the 20x10 avoids the frustration of a unit that's technically big enough but painfully tight to actually use day to day.
Mason Storage Utah also maintains dedicated guides for self storage units, vehicle storage, RV storage, and boat storage, giving renters more detail depending on exactly what they're storing beyond a standard household unit. Office hours run Sunday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the office closed Saturdays, and the entire rental process can be completed online without needing to call ahead.
Between a 10x10 and a 20x10, the right choice comes down to being honest about how much space your belongings actually need, not just picking the size that sounds safer or feels like the more cautious option.
Mason Storage Utah, located at 618 East Center in Aurora, UT, offers the storage units, real pricing, and size options that local renters count on.
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