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10x10 Storage Units in Tulsa, OK

A 10x10 unit is 100 square feet — roughly half a one-car garage. At Arborstone's Tulsa-metro facilities we have 10x10 units starting at $39/month with month-to-month leases, 24-hour gate access, and no long-term contracts.

The short answer

A 10x10 storage unit in Tulsa holds The contents of a two-bedroom apartment. Arborstone currently has 10x10 availability at 10 of our 10 Tulsa-metro facilities, with rates from $39/month. All units are month-to-month with no admin fees, and 24-hour access is available at every location.

Available 10x10 units near Tulsa

Live inventory from our facilities as of August 9, 2026. Prices are month-to-month with no admin fees.

Arborstone Tulsa 41st Street

10863 E. 41st St · Central Tulsa
Starting at
$48/mo
Drive-up Climate 24hr access
41 units available now
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Arborstone Tulsa Southern Hills

6350-B S Lewis Ave · South Tulsa · Lewis Ave
Starting at
$60/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
10 units available now
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Arborstone Bixby

15310 S Memorial Dr · 14 mi south of Tulsa
Starting at
$43/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
9 units available now
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Arborstone Broken Arrow

5205 S 193rd E Ave · 12 mi east of Tulsa
Starting at
$45/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
25 units available now
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Arborstone Catoosa I

214 S 193rd East Ave · East Tulsa · 193rd corridor
Starting at
$49/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
3 units available now
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Arborstone Catoosa II

1470 N 171st E Ave · East Tulsa · Pine St
Starting at
$39/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
8 units available now
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Arborstone Glenpool

13600 S Union Pl · 15 mi south of Tulsa
Starting at
$71/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
7 units available now
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Arborstone Mounds

10005 Hectorville Rd · 18 mi south of Tulsa
Starting at
$65/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
17 units available now
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Arborstone Haskell

7374 US-64 · 35 mi south of Tulsa via US-64
Starting at
$47/mo
Drive-up Climate 24hr access
25 units available now
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Arborstone Kellyville

42 Maple Dr · 24 mi southwest of Tulsa via US-66
Starting at
$50/mo
Drive-up 24hr access
19 units available now
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What fits in a 10x10 unit

A 10x10 gives you 100 square feet of floor space and about 8 feet of ceiling height.

  • The contents of a two-bedroom apartment
  • A queen bed, dresser, couch, coffee table, TV stand
  • Kitchen appliances plus 25–30 boxes
  • Office equipment for a small business relocation
10x10 100 sq ft · 8 ft ceiling
≈ half a one-car garage

About the Tulsa metro market

Tulsa's storage demand centers around the interstate corridors — I-44, US-169, and the Broken Arrow Expressway. Our Tulsa 41st Street facility sits five minutes from downtown, with Broken Arrow, Catoosa, and Bixby covering the eastern and southern suburbs, and Glenpool serving the south along US-75. Southern Hills covers midtown Tulsa.

Tulsa metro at a glance

Arborstone facilities in metro
7
With 24-hour gate access
All 7
With climate-controlled units
Tulsa 41st Street
Metro population
1.02M
Storage market size
~350 facilities

Frequently asked questions

How much is a 10x10 storage unit in Tulsa?

Arborstone 10x10 units in the Tulsa metro start at $39/month.

Will a two-bedroom apartment fit in a 10x10?

Typically yes — a 10x10 is about half a one-car garage in area and can hold the contents of a two-bedroom apartment when packed efficiently.

What our Tulsa customers say

★★★★★

Rented a 10x20 during a house move and it was exactly what we needed. Drive-up made unloading a breeze, and the price was better than the Public Storage across the street.

— Sarah M., Tulsa 41st Street
★★★★★

The Broken Arrow location has been great for us. Staff is friendly and the facility is always clean. Been renting for over a year with no issues.

— David K., Broken Arrow
★★★★★

Been using Arborstone Catoosa for over two years. Reasonable pricing, easy month-to-month, and never had any security issues. Wide drive lanes matter when you're backing in a truck.

— Robert T., Catoosa II