Regency Steel sent these (4) prefabricated steel mini storage buildings to Hillsboro, New Hampshire, where they now function as a self-storage business.
Purchased in May of 2023, the first two buildings attach to each other, while the third and fourth mini storage buildings stand alone. Altogether, the self-storage complex has (147) storage units, allowing the owner to generate a steady income stream by renting them out. While some of the buildings are ideal for traditional storage use, others have high ceilings, making them well-suited for housing boats, RVs, snowmobiles or other large items.
Each building features 6” of insulation in its roof and another 4” of insulation in the walls with a vapor inhibitor. The buildings also feature upgraded, 24-gauge standing-seam roofs with gutters, downspouts and DripX condensation control pre-applied to their panels and heavy-duty steel partitions that function as dividers between storage units.
Building A
40’x260’x8.5’; 0.25:12 roof pitch
- (2) 10’x30’ units
- (5) 10’x25’ units
- (16) 10’x20’ units
- (7) 10’x15’ units
- (18) 10’x10’ units
- (16) 10’x5’ units
- (2) 5’x5’ units
Building B (attached to Building A)
40’x160’x16’; 0.25:12 roof pitch
- (10) 16’x40’ units
Building C
50’x200’x8.5’; 0.25:12 roof pitch
- (2) 10’x30’ units
- (20) 10’x20’ units
- (14) 10’x15’ units
- (3) 10’x5’ units
- (12) 5’x10’ units
Building D
60’x150’x17’; 0.25:12 roof pitch
- (6) 6’4”x7’2” openings
- (6) 12’x14’ framed openings
Each unit has its own mini storage door or overhead storage door with a chain hoist, and the facility also has (7) 4070 steel entry doors providing general access inside. The steel buildings all also have high, 56-psf roof snow loads and 115-mph wind ratings in line with local building codes.
Part of Hillsborough County in south-central New Hampshire, the town of Hillsboro (also spelled “Hillsborough”) sits about 7 miles southwest of Henniker.
