- Local to Rode
- 24/7 Access*
- Dry, Clean & Secure
- No Deposit
Rhino Storage Southwick
Rode Storage
Drive Up, 24/7 Access*. Your phone opens the gate.
Rode storage: 50% off your first 8 weeks. Insulated drive-up containers open 24/7. Family-run. Book online and move in today.
★★★★★ “Very secure and watertight” · Google review
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Rode storage: 50% off your first 8 weeks. Insulated drive-up containers open 24/7, about 3 minutes away.
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
50% OFFFIRST 8 WEEKS
Getting to us
from Rode
- About 3 minutes from Rode by car
- From Rode: take the B3109 towards Bradford-on-Avon — turn right into Poplar Tree Lane — we are the third entrance on the right
- We are at Dillybrook Business Park, Poplar Tree Lane, Southwick, BA14 9NB
- 24/7 drive-up access to our containers, via a secure electric gate — no lifts, long corridors or stairs
- Your gate and unit access details come by email and text after you’ve completed the booking process
- Lower-cost indoor units also available – access-controlled, limited hours
- Family-run: you deal with the people who own it
What our customers say
Yes pretty good would suggest a location map on arrival unless I missed it.
Super organised and seamless experience. Thanks
Fantastic communication and really helpful staff. I've been a customer for many years renting several units of different size and type and would highly recommend Rhino Storage. Graeme
Enquiry handled efficiently and very helpful with helping me sort on line forms out
Storage ist perfect is really super
Excellent set up.
I found Rhino storage very helpful and their customer relation is second to none, Their storage units are very secure and watertight. I can't recommend Rhino storage enough.
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Self storage in Rode
Rode storage is about 3 minutes away along the B3109, at Dillybrook Business Park, Southwick. The drive-up units are insulated steel containers on the ground floor with 24/7 drive-up access; the lower-cost units are inside an access-controlled building, on the hours shown on each unit. Family-run Rode self storage, with no deposit.
From a locker to a 20 ft container
Units run from 15 sq ft to a 160 sq ft (20 ft) container. As a rough guide: 15 to 20 sq ft takes boxes, a bike or the contents of a box room; 29 to 40 sq ft a one-bedroom flat or a garage clear-out; 80 sq ft the contents of a two- or three-bedroom house; 160 sq ft a large family home or business stock. Every card above shows the width, depth and height.
House, loft and garage clear-outs
Clearing a house, loft or garage in Rode? Pick the size and the move-in date that suit you, drive up to your unit to load, and give two weeks’ notice when you’re done. There’s no deposit and no long-term contract. There’s no minimum stay: you can move in and out on the same day. The minimum charge is two weeks at the full weekly price, because two weeks is our notice period.
Business storage near Rode
For stock, tools, equipment or archive boxes, the containers have 24/7 drive-up access, so a van can load at the door at any hour. The 160 sq ft (20 ft) container takes business stock; 15 to 20 sq ft suits boxes.
Cars, caravans and motorhomes
We can store cars, subject to a suitable unit being available — please call 01225 234300 before booking. We don’t store caravans or motorhomes.
What it costs
50% off your first 8 weeks, no deposit and no long-term contract. Tap “Get my 50% off price” on any size for your exact price.
Frequently Asked Questions
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More info
Here are today’s weekly prices for every size, with 50% off your first 8 weeks. The prices below are the live weekly rates on this page today. There is no deposit and no long-term contract; you leave with two weeks’ notice.
20 sq ft Premium: £10 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £20 a week (available from 21/11/2026).
29 sq ft: £12 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £24 a week (available now).
40 sq ft Premium: £15 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £30 a week (available now).
80 sq ft: £21 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £42 a week (available now).
80 sq ft Premium: £23 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £46 a week (available now).
160 sq ft: £30 a week for your first 8 weeks, then £60 a week (available now).
Our container units are insulated, ground-floor steel containers on Dillybrook Business Park, Southwick, with 24/7 drive-up access through the secure electric gate and CCTV on site; the lower-cost indoor units are in an access-controlled building with the hours shown on each unit.
Which van for which storage unit?
Moving into storage in Rode? Find your unit size to see what size of van you need, whether you hire one, borrow one or book a man and van.
Transit ConnectTransit Connect
Transit Custom
Transit LWB
LutonLutonLutonLutonFord Transit ConnectSmall vanBoxes, a bike, a student room
Ford Transit CustomMedium vanA studio flat, a small room of furniture
Ford Transit LWBLarge van, long wheelbaseA 1-bed flat, sofas, long items
Luton vanBox van with tail liftWhole flats and houses, white goods
- Book your transportHiring a van, borrowing one or booking a man and van? Pick the size from the table above and book it for your move-in day.
- Sort your insuranceCheck whether your home insurance covers things in storage, or take out storage cover. We don’t sell it; we recommend insurastore.com.
- Measure the big piecesSofa, wardrobe, fridge: check them against the width, depth and height on our size cards.
- Get your packing kit inBoxes, tape, bubble wrap, sofa and mattress bags. Amazon and B&Q are good for this.
- Defrost and drain your appliancesDefrost the fridge and freezer a couple of days before. Drain the washing machine and empty the tumble dryer’s water tank, so everything is dry on the day.
- Take beds and tables apartPut the screws in a bag and tape it to the piece.
- Write a list of what’s going inHandy for insurance, and for finding things later.
- Keep back an “open first” boxThe things you’ll need straight away stay out of storage.
- 1Big and heavy at the backWardrobes, chests and white goods go against the back wall of the unit.
- 2Everyday things by the doorPaperwork, tools and seasonal kit you’ll want again stay at the front.
- 3Build up, not outStack sturdy boxes to the ceiling: heavy at the bottom, light on top.
- 4Label two sidesSo you can still read every box once it’s stacked.
- 5Fridges, freezers, washers and dryersDefrost and drain them and dry them out first, then leave the doors ajar.
- 6Nothing damp goes inDamp wooden garden furniture and plant pots with soil give off moisture that turns into condensation. Dry the furniture fully and empty the pots first.
- 7Cover the soft stuffSofas and mattresses go in proper sofa and mattress bags to keep dust and dirt off.
- 8Plastic boxes for longer staysStoring for more than a few months? Lidded plastic boxes last better than cardboard, and they stack higher without collapsing.
- 9A path to the backLeave a gap from the door so nothing gets buried.
Photos: crudmucosa (CC BY 2.0), M 93 (CC BY-SA 3.0 de), Alexander Migl (CC BY-SA 4.0), Vauxford (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons. Van sizes are typical published figures (Ford UK for the Transit Connect and Transit Custom; UK van spec sheets for the Transit LWB; Enterprise for the Luton) and vary by model and roof height. Trip counts are a guide from our own customers’ move-ins.
About Rode
About Rode
Rode is a Somerset village within a mile of the Wiltshire border — the easternmost settlement in the county — north-east of Frome and south-west of Trowbridge, with the Wiltshire village of Southwick just to the north-east. It appears as ‘Rode’ in the Domesday Book; by the 18th century ‘Road’ was the usual spelling, and Somerset County Council reverted to ‘Rode’ in 1919. The name comes from the Anglo-Saxon rod, a clearing, and the village grew from an early crossing point of the River Frome: by 1250 it had the right to hold a weekly market and annual fair, and in the 16th and 17th centuries four or five wool mills made it rich. When a consortium of Rode mills won a competition to make a robe for Queen Charlotte, a business in the village invented the dye Royal Blue.
Rode today
Rode is now largely a dormitory village, with good access to Bristol, Bath, Trowbridge and Frome. The Church of St Lawrence, from the late 14th and early 15th centuries, is Grade I listed, and a three-arch packhorse bridge crosses the River Frome. Facilities include a village school and pre-school, a shop and post office, a chocolate factory, a recreation ground and a cricket club founded in about 1895, and the pubs are the Mill — in one of the old mill buildings — the Cross Keys and the Bell. Rode Hill, north-east of the village and now joined to it, was transferred from Wiltshire to Somerset in 1937. Moving in, clearing out or between homes — our Southwick storage facility is about 3 minutes away.
Find Us
Dillybrook Business Park, Poplar Tree Lane, Southwick, Trowbridge BA14 9NB · 01225 234300