FAQ: Can I use my storage unit as a workshop, Facebook Marketplace meet-up spot, or office space?
Mary
November 13th, 2025

- Short Answer: Nope.
Key Takeaway:
Storage units are for storing things only — not for working, meeting customers, or running a business from. You’re welcome to store your tools, inventory, office furniture, or documents here, but all actual work (such as assembly, repairs, meetings, sales, or computer work) must happen off-site.
The Explanation:
Our lease agreement prohibits using storage units as workshops, offices, studios, or any business operation or hangout space. That means no crafting, no repairs, no power tools, and no Zoom meetings from your unit.
Why Not?
It’s not just a rule we made up — it’s about safety, insurance, and legal compliance. Working inside a storage unit creates fire and electrical hazards, voids our insurance coverage, and violates Missouri zoning laws, which only permit storage use.
What Is Allowed:
You can absolutely store your business inventory, equipment, and supplies here — just keep all the assembly, transactions, and customer interactions elsewhere.
