Self storage in Fareham

Lok'nStore Fareham is able to offer local householders, renters and business users secure steel self storage units and rooms in a range of sizes from small lockers, up to larger spaces suitable for pallet storage. Only you have the key to your self storage unit.

People use Lok'nStore self storage for many reasons including:

• To declutter a property prior to a house sale or just simply to create more space in the home.
• To clear a room / area before the commencement of renovation, building or redecoration works.
• Emptying a cluttered garage or loft
• Renters or homeowners inbetween moves
• Businesses in need of space for seasonal stock or pallet storage

Lok'nStore has self storage centres in many other locations, the closest being Portsmouth or Southampton.

Directions

• From the M27: Exit at junction 11, taking the A27 exit to A32 / Gosport / Fareham Central. At the next roundabout, take the exit onto the A27 towards Fareham and keep left, taking the A27 ramp to Fareham. At the roundabout take the 4th exit onto the A32 Wallington Shore Road. Turn right at the next roundabout onto Broadcut where you see Sainbury's and Staples. Go straight over the next roundabout. Turn right onto Standard Way at the ‘T junction,’ and continue until you see Lok’nStore - the big orange building on the right hand side.

Meet the manager

This centre is managed by Becci Furnell, who has been with us since she was just 17 years old. She started working at Lok’nStore Fareham in September 2005 as a customer service assistant, before becoming the assistant manager at our branch just along the M27 in Portsmouth. After being promoted, Becci returned to Fareham as the centre manager in 2010. Becci says: "I have watched the centre grow throughout my time here, to the point where it has expanded to double its original size to accommodate all the customers!" She added, "Our aim at Lok’nStore is to make the stressful task of moving, as hassle free as possible - there is always tea and coffee available for that well needed 5 minute break."