Storage Container Prices near Lincoln

In short: A 20ft insulated storage container at Temple Bruer costs £130 a month including VAT. You pay the first month in advance plus a £50 refundable padlock and key deposit, then the monthly payment is taken automatically. When you leave, any unused rent and your deposit are refunded.

What you pay

  • Monthly rent: £130 including VAT, for a single use 20ft x 8ft insulated container
  • Padlock and key deposit: £50, refunded when the padlock and key come back
  • When you sign up: the first month in advance and the deposit
  • From the second month: £130 taken automatically each month, with an invoice by email

What that works out at

£130 a month is about £30 a week. With 160 sq ft of floor, that is about 81p per square foot a month, for a container you can park beside.

What is included

The container, your own padlock and key, recording CCTV and security lighting on site, and parking right beside your container. Contents insurance is not included: you insure your own things, as our FAQs explain.

When you leave

Give us two weeks’ notice, empty and clean the container, and hand back the padlock and key. If all is in order, we refund your deposit and any rental overpayment within 14 working days. How renting works goes through every step.

Coming from Sleaford? See container storage near Sleaford.

Questions people ask

Is VAT included in the £130?

Yes. £130 a month includes VAT.

Is the deposit refundable?

Yes. The £50 padlock and key deposit is refunded when you leave and return the padlock and key, with the container empty, clean and undamaged.

What happens to the rent I have paid if I leave part way through a month?

Unused rental is refunded when you leave, as long as the container is left empty, clean and undamaged and the padlock and key are returned.

Is insurance included?

No. You are responsible for insuring your own contents to a suitable value.

Next step: check availability

See whether a container is free on our container page, or look at our containers first.