Rapidly-growing self-storage giant Lock Stock are heading way out west to open their 18th storage park at Caernarfon in January.
The new facility on the town’s Cibyn Industrial Estate will offer space for over 150 units on a 1.1 acre site.
It confirms the Denbigh-based company as the 海角视频’s biggest containerised self-storage company and gives them close to 3,000 units at their sites which extend from Holyhead on Anglesey along the North Wales coast down to Shrewsbury and Newtown in Powys.
The Caernarfon move follows the recent openings of storage parks on the Glendale Trading Estate at Sandycroft, adjoining Go Outdoors on River Lane, Saltney, and at Coleshill, Flint, alongside the A548 North Wales Coast road.
Lock Stock Commercial Manager Jeff Woods said: “The business continues to expand organically by responding to demand – our sites at Bangor and Llandudno Junction are very popular and it makes sense to extend our service along the North Wales Coast.
“We pride ourselves on the great service we offer, the convenience, the round-the-clock access and the security and believe this is why our existing sites are receiving more and more enquiries for storage space and we are reacting to meet that demand.
“We also look to see where the demand is coming from and if it is from somewhere we don’t already have a storage park as is the case with Caernarfon then we look at finding a suitable site.”
The Cibyn storage park is due to open in early January by which time it will have been resurfaced and equipped with an office, security fencing, lighting and cameras.