Where can you rent self storage in Oslo, and what does it cost?
Storage units in Oslo, example prices and what is not included.
Short answer
Green Storage, formerly City Self-Storage, rents out storage units at 23 locations in Oslo, and at its Ryen site the smallest listed unit costs from NOK 829 a month. A 3–5 m² unit there costs from NOK 1,889 a month. Prices exclude a setup fee and insurance, which costs from NOK 99 a month, and there is no binding period.
Why
- Green Storage's Oslo page lists 23 sites, among them Adamstuen, Majorstuen, Ryen, Skøyen, Torshov and Vika.
- The Ryen site in Sandstuveien 70c is open for access from 05:00 to 22:00 every day.
- At Ryen, Green Storage lists units of 1–2.5 m² from NOK 829, 3–5 m² from NOK 1,889 and 6–8 m² from NOK 2,709 a month.
Details
Each Oslo site shows its own starting price, so the cost depends on where you rent. Most sites are listed as temperature-controlled storage, while Alna Syd, Mortensrud and Østre Aker are storage containers.
Tip
Work out how much space you need before you book: Green Storage estimates that a 3–5 m² unit holds 50–75 moving boxes.
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Sources
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Prices change, so check Green Storage before you book.
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