Isaacs Mini Storage · Walla Walla, WA

6×4 Storage UnitsHow to make the most of 24 square feet

A compact space for boxes, seasonal belongings, and the smaller things taking up room at home.

  • Drive-up loading
  • 24/7 tenant access
  • Month-to-month rental

Need help choosing? Phone support is available daily, 8 AM–10 PM Pacific.

Illustration of boxes, bins, luggage, and household belongings arranged in storage.
Illustrative storage example. Actual fit depends on your items and packing.
6×4 unit floor plan 6 ft 4 ft 24 sq ft
6 ft × 4 ft
24 square feet

Approximate footprint. Confirm door clearance and usable height for bulky items.

What could fit in a 6×4 unit?

Use these examples as a starting point. The right fit depends on your item measurements, how you pack, and the room you leave for access.

Boxes and bins

Packed books, clothing, keepsakes, or household items in stackable containers.

Seasonal belongings

Holiday decorations, camping supplies, or sports gear between seasons.

Smaller pieces

A small chair, end table, or dismantled shelving, depending on the measurements and your other items.

A sofa, mattress, or several large pieces of furniture can quickly use up this compact footprint. Measure those items before choosing a 6×4.

How this size compares

The 5×6 has 30 square feet: 6 more than the 6×4. The shape is different too. A 6×4 footprint is wider and shallower; a 5×6 gives you more depth. Your longest item can matter as much as the total area.

Compare all sizes and use the storage calculator

Plan your packing

Start with an inventory of your boxes and bins. Group the things you need often near the front, and put sturdy containers below lighter ones. If you plan to add furniture later, compare the 5×6 before you rent.

  • Measure the length, width, and height of your largest items.
  • Allow room for anything you need to reach during storage.
  • Confirm door clearance and usable height for bulky items.

Explore our other unit sizes

Compare the floor space and shape before choosing.

Questions about 6×4 storage

Is a 6×4 the same as a 5×5?

No. A 6×4 has about 24 square feet, while a 5×5 has 25. The floor area is similar, but the proportions differ. Check the length and width of your items rather than relying on a guide for a different size.

Will my boxes all fit?

Box sizes and stacking arrangements vary, so a fixed box count would be misleading. Measure your containers, count them, and leave room to reach what you need. The storage calculator can help with an initial estimate.

What does this size cost, and is one available?

Check our Units & Prices page for current rates and availability. Select the 6×4 size if it is available. If you do not see it, call (509) 540-4583 to compare your options.

What should I confirm before renting?

Check the measurements of your largest items and ask us about doorway clearance and usable height if needed. Our rentals are month to month, with drive-up loading and 24/7 tenant access. Complete your rental and follow the move-in instructions before bringing your belongings.

For rental, access, and storage policies, visit our Storage FAQs.

Ready to check your options?

See current prices and available sizes, or call us with the measurements of the items you want to store.

Isaacs Mini Storage · 1737 E Isaacs Ave · Walla Walla, WA 99362