Storage licence terms

You take a licence to keep your goods in the space described in your booking. You do not take a tenancy or any interest in the land, and you have no exclusive possession beyond the right to store your goods.

Your agreement is with Stashly. Stashly licenses the space from the host. This is why the host is never responsible for chasing payment or dealing with goods left behind.

Rent is payable monthly in advance on the same date each month. The first payment is taken when the booking is confirmed and is pro-rated for a part month.

A service fee and your chosen protection premium are payable alongside rent.

If your account falls into arrears we may suspend your access to the space.

Where rent remains unpaid we may serve notice under the Torts (Interference with Goods) Act 1977 requiring you to collect your goods, and following that notice and a further notice of intention to sell, we may sell or otherwise dispose of the goods and apply the proceeds against what you owe. Any surplus is returned to you.

Nothing in these terms affects the rights of any third party who owns goods you have stored.

You confirm that nothing on the prohibited items list will be stored, and that you own or have the right to store everything you place in the space.

Either party may end the licence on the notice period shown in your booking after the minimum term. Your deposit, if any, is returned within ten days of the space being vacated in good condition.