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STORE IT is on fire

Polo_Mint

incase any of you people have stuff stored there, its beside the M50 its not looking good

Update from Website

http://store-it.ie/?gclid=CLP4mpiEnsUCFeKv2wodOYMAoQ

Announcement

We are deeply saddened to announce to you that our premises have been extensively damaged by a fire. Dublin Fire Brigade are presently at our premises and we have no access to the facility at present. We totally understand that you as a valued customer will be concerned about your belongings, with this in mind we have set up an email address to handle all enquiries until we have our phone lines back in running order. Please contact us at storeitfire@gmail.com

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Flood

dreamers75 wrote: »

Most people store items for sentimental value, the belongings of a dead loved one they cant bear to throw out. Some would have stuff they need in storage until they can buy their own house.

Fair points, I would hazzard a safe guess and say 73% of storage units are filled with useless stuff people dont want. The stuff most people have in units is an addition to the stuff they have in their attics. Useless stuff like old teddy bears, old dolls, old clothes, old electronics, old beds etc.

Fratton Fred

Flood wrote: »

People have too much stuff in their lives, spare bedroom, garages, attics and presses full of stuff they dont ever need or use and then they rent out storage units for space for more stuff they dont ever need or use.
People need to stop hoarding stuff.

It's not so much that, it's more a case of developers building houses on three stories so they can reduce the footprint and therefore lofts, garages and gardens with enough space for a decent sized shed are a thing of the past.

Boom_Bap

Polo_Mint wrote: »

Looks like the smoke is still pumping out of the building

Appears to be thinning out even more now

Akrasia

I hope my vietnam era napalm collection is safe

I just love that smell in the morning.

Timberrrrrrrr

My fur coats and Van Goughs!

jiltloop

Walter will NOT be happy!

murpho999

Never been in this place but is stuff not stored in individual fire proof units?

[Deleted User]

murpho999 wrote: »

Never been in this place but is stuff not stored in individual fire proof units?

We'll find out soon enough!

spurious

Not this place, but I have stuff for my brother in a similar operation. Concrete floors, concrete walls, metal doors - can't see what would burn that much, apart from stuff in individual lockers of course.

Polo_Mint

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gramar

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

My fur coats and Van Goughs!

Don't worry, if they're Van Goughs they are probably fakes.

suicide_circus

My cans! My precious antique cans!

kjl

Flood wrote: »

Fair points, I would hazzard a safe guess and say 73% of storage units are filled with useless stuff people dont want. The stuff most people have in units is an addition to the stuff they have in their attics. Useless stuff like old teddy bears, old dolls, old clothes, old electronics, old beds etc.

When storage units are abandoned....

the_monkey

jiltloop wrote: »

Walter will NOT be happy!

I think he managed to get all the merchandise in barrells and buried last week tho ... not sure ..

Harry Palmr

Why can't fire be stored in the one place? Then we'd all be safe.

PutDownArtist

Only Dubs are affected so I couldn't give a toss.

mickdw

Get brandon and Lori on the case,
They will pay 2000 for every old burned out bin there.

Polo_Mint

PutDownArtist wrote: »

Only Dubs are affected so I couldn't give a toss.

You get an E for Effort. You should change your Username, You're an amature

WoollyRedHat

PutDownArtist wrote: »

Only Dubs are affected so I couldn't give a toss.

This hurts more than the fire. I'm sure that a person who has their valuables in Store It would of been feeling pretty **** right now, but to add insult to injury, PDA saunters along and declares he doth not care a jot for such hardship and misery as it is only Dubliners who shall suffer.

You're a modern Nero for our times you know.

PutDownArtist

WoollyRedHat wrote: »

This breaking news just in is more devasting than the fire. I'm sure that a person who has their valuables in Store It would of been feeling pretty **** right now, but to add insult to injury, PDA saunters along and declares he doth not care a jot for such hardship and misery as it is only Dubliners who shall suffer.

You're a modern Nero for our times you know.

If this had happened ANYWHERE else in the entire country I would offer my full sympathy.

I just loath Dubs too much to bring myself to even pretend caring.

WoollyRedHat

PutDownArtist wrote: »

If this had happened ANYWHERE else in the entire country I would offer my full sympathy.

I just loath Dubs too much to bring myself to even pretend caring.

Jolly good old chap but what of the blow ins to Dublin that may have been affected, shall they illicit your tears or is their betrayal to the ruralists cast them as unworthy?

the_monkey

PutDownArtist wrote: »

If this had happened ANYWHERE else in the entire country I would offer my full sympathy.

I just loath Dubs too much to bring myself to even pretend caring.

Not sure if serious .....cos I mean the difference between a Dub and a lad from Bray is just MASSIVE ...

anto9

Lots of smoke .''where there is smoke there is fire ''

Massimo Cassagrande

Don't think the pics are doing the fire justice - I drove past this morning and there were sheets of flames raging out of the building, a proper inferno. Can't see too much inside having survived..bummer if you had sentimental/valuable things stored there..

Polo_Mint

anto9 wrote: »

Lots of smoke .''where there is smoke there is fire ''

Thanks anto

the_monkey

still burning then?

saintsaltynuts

paulbok wrote: »

Suspect #1 right here

What a Flood lighting a fire?

stimpson

PutDownArtist wrote: »

] I just loath Dubs too much to bring myself to even pretend caring.

Is it because we have jobs and don't shift our cousins?

anto9

Between house moves ,and moving abroad i had my things stored with that other Company ,U-STORE.As far as i recall the walls of each storage unit did not go right to the ceiling .There was just wire mesh on top so fire could travel from one unit to the next .That was my memory of U-Store in Waterford ,but i could be wrong .

PutDownArtist

stimpson wrote: »

Is it because we have jobs and don't shift our cousins?

Finglas? Jobstown? Sallynoggin? Etc etc...

You walked into that one in fairness.:o