Stor-Age are very excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at the 2017 Homemakers Expo in Johannesburg. Hosted at The Ticketpro Dome in Randburg, the expo will see over hundreds of exhibitors from all over South Africa putting on a display for the public.

One of the toughest parts of travelling is the dreaded packing of your suitcase. To make your life a little easier we have put together a few helpful hints and tips to help you pack light for your next trip!

The Color Run Stellenbosch is here on the 18th of February and we cannot wait to be a part of it again. We’re looking forward to wrestling some rainbows with you and painting the town red! With color blasts, cannons and more this is an event you do not want to miss out on!

Whenever we have a question we just say "Google it! However we don’t just love that Google can search, we’ve found some handy fun tricks that Google can do just to keep you entertained.

We could all use a little more space in our lives, and not just for our stuff. In today’s digital world storage space for files is at a premium too. It is with this in mind that we have found five great ways to save storage space on your phone!

Are you making your way to the Zando Cape Town 10s this weekend? Cape Town’s biggest sports and live entertainment festival is kicking off this morning at Hamiltons Rugby Club, Green Point.

The Stor-Age Central Sales team are the perfectly assembled self storage soldiers, here to make sure your move in happens as happily and smoothly as it can!

To many people self storage is a place where you dump extra stuff that you don’t need or a place to keep your things when you move. With this in mind we decided to offer up some of the more unconventional ways we have had our customers use our facilities.

Stor-Age are excited to announce the launch of their completely redesigned customer website. The site has undergone a complete facelift and boasts a new responsive design that improves both its display and user friendliness.

Friday the 13th, for many a day to be wary of but why? Is it simply superstition or is there more to this fateful day that has many people looking over their shoulders?