Storage is so much more than a place to house your old bikes, unnecessary furniture and all those items you don’t want in your homes.

1. 5 Different Types Of Storage
Storage is so much more than a place to house your old bikes, unnecessary
furniture and all those items you don’t want in your homes. I bet you have never
even thought of the types of storage we have listed below.
Here is a fun list of 5 types of storage you may never have thought of.
Number 1: Floppy Discs
Yes, that’s right we’re kicking things off with some old school storage. Floppy
discs were used in the 80’s and 90’s to store and transport documents created on
a computer. Available in 3 sizes, 8 inch, 5.25 inch and 3.5,inch they were the
predecessor to CD-ROMS and USB Sticks.
Number 2: Car Storage
Likely only to be used by the likes of Jay Kay, Chris Evans & Jay Leno, car storage
is the perfect place to store your cars when you have more than your drive way
can handle. All parked perfectly in rows in a safe, climate controlled
environment, car storage protects your car collection from damage from the
elements as well as theft and human error.
Number 3: Wine Cellars
What is the point in having a lot of wine if you don’t have anywhere to store it?
Unlike synthetic drinks such as coca cola wine needs to be stored in certain
conditions if you are hoping for it to mature with age. Wine cellars are
specifically designed to protect your wine from harmful influences such as light,
vibrations or fluctuating humidity. If store properly wine can get better the
longer you own it.
Number 4: Boat Storage
Again, another storage type that maybe needed by the few much more than by
the many. Boat storage, much like car storage is used to protect your vehicle
from damage from both the elements and human beings. Due to their exposure
to sea water, boats need to be stored when not in use to protect them from
corrosion. Whilst in storage boats are also able to be repaired and maintained
much more easily than when they are on the water.
Number 5: Natural Gas
Natural gas is stored in gasholders and has been for centuries. Holding gas above
ground is a short term kind of storage which fluctuates depending on demand.
Gasholders store gas at an optimum pressure in order to be able to push it out,
very quickly at times of high demand.
Who knew there were so many types of storage around us everyday. Next time
you’re out and about see if you can think of a few more.