STORAGE RULES

PROHIBITED ITEMS

The safety of our employees, our customers, and all of their belongings always comes first. The following items (“Prohibited Items”) are banned from being stored in Spaceful:

Storage of any Prohibited Items may result in additional fees and penalties, including and up to termination of your entire Spaceful account. Prohibited Items that we discover will be quarantined and, at our sole discretion, either disposed of or returned to you, at your cost. If you have any questions about our Storage Rules, please contact Customer Support before your pickup appointment.

FRAGILE ITEMS

Some items need extra care during transportation and storage. Accordingly, we have policies that govern our storage of items that could reasonably be called “fragile” (“Fragile Items”). We have guidelines for what constitutes a Fragile Item, but the guidelines below are not a complete list of all Fragile Items.

Please avoid storing Fragile Items with Spaceful. If you choose to store Fragile Items, please pack your items carefully so that they’re not damaged during transportation or in storage. We recommend padding your items and the inside of our bins or boxes with packing materials such as bubble wrap and packing paper. We reserve the right to refuse to accept any Item that appears insufficiently sturdy or too poorly packed for transit or storage, or we may require that you purchase Supplies and/or elect to use our Packing Services before we will store your Item.

We are not able to store any item that is crafted from or incorporates (in a tabletop or anywhere else) marble, granite, stone, formica, lucite, acrylic, crystal, or similar unless it is professionally crated before we arrive. Similarly, we are not able to store any furniture item that is entirely crafted from glass unless it is professionally crated before we arrive.

Mirrors and other furniture that incorporates glass (in a tabletop or anywhere else) must be disassembled so that any glass pieces can be adequately protected. Spaceful reserves the right to refuse to store any glass items that cannot be adequately protected.

Many common household items are Fragile Items. You already know which ones those are, but for the avoidance of any doubt, common fragile items include without limitation all glassware, dishes, ceramics, pottery, ornaments, and crystal.

We consider all electronics to be Fragile Items, including without limitation TVs, computers, tablets, phones, printers, hard drives, and stereos. Musical instruments, mechanical devices, and appliances are also Fragile Items. Since we are not able to certify the condition and internal functionality of electronics, musical instruments, appliances, or mechanical devices before we store them, we are not liable for any mechanical or electrical derangement, defect, or internal damage that may occur.

VALUABLES AND SPECIAL ITEMS; ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

While not prohibited, we strongly advise that you should not store any “Valuable Documents”, including any currency, bonds, deeds, stock certificates, IOUs, securities, or stamps; any official personal documents (such as passports, driver’s licenses, green cards, visas, birth or marriage certificates, etc.) or anything that contains personally identifiable information, such as date of birth, social security number, mortgage number, or a bank account number. This is not an exclusive list of Valuable Documents or personally identifiable information. Basically, do not store anything that contains information that can be used to steal someone’s identity or a document that you may urgently need at a moment’s notice. By executing this Agreement, you understand and agree that if you go ahead and store Valuable Documents, to the fullest extent permitted by law, you waive all rights and claims against Spaceful arising in any way from storing these things with Your Stuff.

The storage of “Items of Exceptional Value” is not recommended. Any item that has a replacement value greater than $100 per pound is considered an Item of Exceptional Value. Examples of such items include without limitation fine art, antique furniture, autographed or special-edition books or memorabilia, jewelry, furs, fine musical instruments, digital files, sentimental items, historical artifacts, and all unique or rare items that cannot be replaced or whose value substantially exceeds the cost of a similar new item. If you store these items in Spaceful, we strongly recommend that you take out an insurance policy from a third party to cover the full value of the items. Our liability for loss or damage to these items will be limited by your Protection Plan, and is likely to be much less than the value of the items to you. If you request full protection of an Item of Exceptional Value, your recovery will be limited to the actual replacement value (not collectors’ value or sentimental value) of the item (or an item of similar quality). Moreover, Spaceful reserves the right to determine (in our sole discretion) to refuse to store any item.

We strongly recommend that you make and retain copies of any digital files before storing them in Spaceful on hard drives, memory sticks, DVDs, or any other digital storage media. Spaceful is not responsible for the loss or corruption of digital files under any circumstances.