The 20' enclosed offers more space (6,870 lb capacity) and fits the contents of a 1-2 bedroom apartment. The 16' enclosed (5,200 lb capacity) is easier to maneuver and park, making it better for tighter spaces, single-room moves, or motorcycle transport. Both are fully enclosed, lockable, and weather-protected.

Yes! Both trailers have heavy-duty rear swing doors with secure latch points designed for padlocks. Bring your own padlock (we recommend disc locks or shrouded shackle locks for best security) and your belongings stay protected overnight or whenever you're away from the trailer.

Absolutely - that's one of our most popular uses! Enclosed trailers protect furniture from weather, prevent scratches and damage, and allow you to leave the trailer loaded overnight. For apartment moves, the 16' often works. For full house moves or 2+ bedrooms, the 20' is better.

Yes! Many customers rent enclosed trailers for exactly this purpose - storing furniture securely during home renovations, flooring installation, or painting projects. Our weekly rate ($850-$1,100/week) makes it affordable for multi-week projects.

No, our enclosed trailers are not climate controlled or insulated. They protect against rain, sun, wind, and theft, but interior temperature will fluctuate with outside conditions. For temperature-sensitive items during extreme weather, plan accordingly.

Yes! Enclosed trailers are perfect for motorcycle transport - your bike stays protected from road debris, weather, and theft. The 16' fits 1-2 motorcycles comfortably; the 20' can fit 2-3. Bring wheel chocks for best stability and use the interior tie-down points to secure the bikes.

Yes! Both trailers have 6+ feet interior height, allowing most people to walk inside comfortably. This makes loading and organizing much easier than low-profile trailers. You can stack boxes, hang items, and move around inside.

Yes! The 16' enclosed rents for $850/week and the 20' enclosed for $1,100/week. Weekly rates are great for moves that take several days, staging during home sales, or storing items during renovation projects. Much cheaper than daily rates for 5+ day needs.

Absolutely! Enclosed trailers are popular with farmers market vendors, craft fair exhibitors, and trade show presenters. Haul your products, displays, tables, and signage protected from weather. The professional appearance builds customer confidence.

Use the interior tie-down points (E-track or D-rings) with ratchet straps to secure large items. For furniture, prevent shifting with straps around each piece. For boxes, stack strategically and strap the stacks. Moving blankets between furniture pieces prevent scratches.

For the 16' enclosed trailer, most half-ton trucks (F-150, Silverado 1500) with adequate towing capacity work well. For the 20' enclosed, especially when fully loaded, a half-ton at minimum is required - a 3/4 ton is better for heavy loads. You'll need a 2" ball hitch and 7-way electrical plug.

Yes! That's one of the biggest advantages of enclosed trailers. Lock the rear doors with your padlock and your belongings stay secure overnight. Many customers pick up the trailer, load in the evening, drive to the new location in the morning, and unload - all without rushing.