At Safestore Heathrow Feltham, you can stay for just a day or keep your room for as long as you need, with no long tie-in periods and no hassles involved in extending your stay if you need to.
If you’re not sure of what size storage room you should opt for, have a look at our video guides to help you visualise the space available in each, or call and speak with our experienced team who can offer personalised advice based on what you plan to store with us.
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Call us, use our online chat or fill in our contact form and one of our friendly, knowledgeable team can answer any questions you have and help you to choose the right self storage solution for your needs. If you decide to reserve a storage room with us today by phone or online, there’s no deposit to pay.
Safestore self storage in Feltham
We have indoor, highly secure storage rooms in a wide range of sizes, from 10 sq ft lockers (ideal for left luggage, student belongings or camping/sporting equipment) to rooms of over 500 sq ft (in which you could store the entire contents of your home during a move or renovations, or all of your business’s stock, archives and equipment). We have dedicated business units, which offer a cheaper and more flexible alternative to traditional commercial premises leases.
Why Feltham?
Feltham has excellent transport links to central London via the Piccadilly Line at Hatton Cross - you can be in the West End in around 30 minutes so it’s popular as a commuter town. Heathrow is a major employer in the area, and many of the businesses in the Feltham area service the aviation industry.
Fans of Queen will know the area as being home to Freddie Mercury during his childhood; his family remained living there until the 1990s.
There is also a large mural dedicated to British Olympian Sir Mo Farah who also lived in Feltham and attended college there. The mural is on the wall of the Russell Finex factory next to Feltham's Leisure West and celebrates the gold medallist’s success following the 2012 Olympics. It was painted by renowned artist Richard Wilson so as to connect with the local community and inspire the next generation of sporting heroes.