Self-Storage Buildings Supplied in Amelia, Ohio

Regency Steel Buildings supplied these (4) metal self-storage buildings in Amelia, Ohio, in February of 2021.

Together, the Regency Steel mini storage buildings function as a self-storage center, generating a regular stream of revenue for the business owner. The large size of the storage units inside the complex makes them well-equipped for housing boats and RVs in addition to serving regular storage needs. The first three mini storage buildings are equal in size, standing 40’x195’x14.4’/16’, while the fourth building in the complex is 40’x169’x14.4’/16’ once erect.

All (4) steel mini storage buildings have hardwearing, corrosion-resistant Galvalume single-slope roofs with modest 0.5:12 pitches and distributed among them are (58) 13’x40’ storage units the owner rents out in exchange for a fee. Each storage unit has one of (58) 11’x14’ framed door openings enclosing an 11’x8’ Janus Model 1000 mini storage door with a stainless-steel latch. Serving as dividers between storage units are rugged 29-gauge partition panels with Galvalume finishes.

Additional self-storage complex customizations include a DripX condensation barrier on the roof and gutters and downspouts, all of which help block moisture and condensation, preventing water damage. The steel buildings also feature 14-psf snow loads and 115-mph wind loads in compliance with local building codes.

Located in southwestern Ohio, Amelia is a small community with land in Batavia and Pearce townships, in Clermont County. It sits about 21 miles outside Cincinnati and about a 13-mile drive from Williamsburg, Ohio.

For more on mini storage buildings or to obtain a quick price quote, call 1-800-486-8415.