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Frequently asked
A 10x10 unit is the common starting point for a one-bedroom apartment with a sofa, bed, dresser, small table, and boxes. A minimal one-bedroom can fit in 5x10, but bulky furniture usually pushes the load to 10x10.
01A 5x10 unit can hold a mattress set, small sofa or loveseat, dresser, boxes, and a few small items. It is usually too tight for a full one-bedroom apartment with dining furniture and large appliances.
02A 10x10 unit often fits the contents of a one-bedroom apartment: sofa, queen bed, dresser, table, chairs, and 20-30 boxes if packed carefully.
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