USU Overhead Parking Storage Unit
not everyone has the luxury of living in landed houses and if you happen to be an apartment dweller and drives, you are probably facing a storage crunch, which the USU Overhead Parking Storage Unit can offer some relieve - that's if your local parking garage management allows you to do so.

not everyone has the luxury of living in landed houses and if you happen to be an apartment dweller and drives, you are probably facing a storage crunch, which the USU Overhead Parking Storage Unit can offer some relieve – that’s if your local parking garage management allows you to do so. if they do, then you are in for a storage treat. the USU, which stands for Urban Storage Unit, is an exceedingly simple solution that makes you go “why i didn’t of that?” it is basically a raised aluminum cabinet designed to place over a parking lot, allowing you to store up to 1,000 lbs of whatever. we thought this is a perfect solution to self-store, where you pay a monthly fees for a storage unit with a space that’s probably overkill and that’s not to mention the traveling you have to make just to access those stored stuff.

main features of this cabinet-for-the-garage includes a rustproof and weather-sealed construction, adjustable legs and feet for uneven or sloping surfaces, adjustable height (44″-55″) to fit over the hood of any car (and most trucks), hydraulic door pistons for simple one-handed opening, and a two-point keyed metal lock to keep your stuff locked away from criminal minds. comes in 91-inch (7.5 feet) and 98-inch (8 feet) width to fit most parking lots in the United States, the USU Overhead Parking Storage Unit is available for $1,999. self-assembly is required, though. if you are unsure, you can always engage USU’s White Glove Assembly for an additional $199. standard box height and depth are 2.5 feet and 3 feet, respectively.

we would say the USU Overhead Parking Storage Unit seems like the perfect off-apartment storage solution if you prefers head-in parking over reverse parking, but it should work for reverse parked trucks without box, as well as non-hatch vehicles too. have a few more look after the break.

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