Amy’s Attic Self Storage Temple Blog Posts offer information about the newest storage trends, tips and best practices for storing any of your precious belongings, and events happening in Temple. Information for Amy’s Attic Temple Storage facility, including location, features, and available unit sizes can be found by following the link, Amy’s Attic Temple.
We are also proud to announce that we will be opening a brand new storage facility in Temple, TX in December 2021. This large new storage facility will be one of our largest facilities and be located at the intersection of Lowes Drive and Marlandwood Road in Temple. Check out our Temple Marlandwood web page to see the latest construction photos.
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Amy’s Attic Easter Egg “Hunt” 2021
Join Amy’s Attic Self Storage on an Egg “Hunt”! Hide your egg by camouflaging it with decoration so that people can hunt for their favorites. Two winners will each win a $100 Visa giftcard! Click Here to Print Your Egg Winners Announced Fri April 9th! How to...
The History of Lego and Best Storage Tips
Storing LEGOs may prevent an injury. Many people, both young and old, can enjoy the fun of building with Legos, but the quickest way to make the pastime much less appealing is to step on spare pieces while they’re scattered across the floor! Finding a convenient, neat...
How to Store Office Furniture in Texas
Do you have some extra office furniture on hand? Are you moving offices and don’t have the new office set up quite yet? Regardless of the reason, you need a spot for your office furniture. A good solution is to have your office furniture stored in a Texas storage unit...
How to Store Batteries in Texas
Have you ever wondered how to store batteries properly? If you have any electronics, there is a great chance that you have handled batteries in some form throughout your life. Batteries are a collection of one or more cells that create a flow of electrons through a...
When to Store Your Motorcycle for the Winter in Texas
When it starts to get chilly in Texas and you feel the temperature drop, it’s time to seriously consider storing your motorcycle away for the winter. Winter months can be harsh and do expensive damage to your motorcycle so it’s important to have a plan in...
