How do you store a suitcase without storage?

Hang luggage If you have empty wall space either in your closet or in a utility pantry, consider hanging your luggage from pegs or hooks up high. This storage method conserves space, but it's important to keep your suitcase as light as possible to avoid damaging the handles.



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Possible locations for storing luggage include the following:
  1. In the space beneath beds.
  2. In a dedicated suitcase closet with luggage organizers and space for travel accessories.
  3. Under staircases.
  4. In bedroom closets under closet organizers and hanging clothing.
  5. In linen closets.


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You may also consider storing your luggage in the garage. To prevent moisture and mildew from ruining the bags, store them off the floor. Garage cabinets can easily hold large luggage items such as duffel bags and wheeled hard suitcases. An enclosed cabinet is ideal to keep the luggage clean and out of the way.

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According to the airline, newer planes have larger overhead bins that allow carry-on size luggage to be put wheels first on their side instead of flat. Or, as it was put in a recent Wall Street Journal feature, like a taco.

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Keep your luggage in a cool, dry place with a constant temperature and some airflow. Avoid storing your suitcase in an attic or basement, but if you must, be sure to use a dehumidifier or silica packets.

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5 storage ideas for your suitcases
  1. Under the Bed or Couch. The area under your bed or couch is a hidden but golden storage spot that you can use to store virtually anything. ...
  2. In the closet. Another common option is to store your suitcase inside the closet. ...
  3. Behind the curtain. ...
  4. On a hook on the wall. ...
  5. Behind furniture.


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Keep your luggage in a cool, dry place with a constant temperature and some airflow. Avoid storing your suitcase in an attic or basement, but if you must, be sure to use a dehumidifier or silica packets.

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Attic is way to warm to store things. at attic floor level is not bad but up by the roof line is where it hits 140F. If you are getting it for cheap go for it.

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However, suitcases are not ideal for long-term storage as they don't allow for air circulation and can cause creases and wrinkles in your clothes. Additionally, suitcases are not airtight, which can allow dust, moisture, and insects to get in.

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Even if your flight is short and direct, it's still helpful to pack a change of clothes in your carry-on in case your baggage gets delayed.

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