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Five yards, drive-up units, twenty-four hour access, and a person on the gate rather than an intercom. Search a postcode to find the closest one.
Search a postcode and it will tell you which yard is closest, what sizes are free there this week, and whether the gate takes a van over three metres.
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The shaded area is our free collection zone.
Not every yard holds every size. The big 200 sq ft units are only at two of them, and the lockers only at one. Check the panel before you drive over.
Satellite view of the main yard, with the loading bays and the height-restricted lane marked. Worth a look before you book a Luton van.
One of the yards sits inside a one-way loop. Follow the pins in order or you will end up going round twice, which most people do once.
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The office is staffed from seven in the morning until eight at night every day of the week. Ring 0117 496 0140 if it is urgent — it rings on a desk at the Bedminster yard rather than a queue.
Ravelin Bedminster
Unit 4 Malago Road
Bristol BS3 4JH
0117 496 0140
[email protected]
Office 07:00 to 20:00 daily
Gate access 24 hours with a code
One number covers all five. Search a postcode on the map or pick from the list — the gate code you are given works at whichever yard you are booked into.
Someone walks you round the yard, shows you what a hundred square feet actually looks like, and points out the gate you will be using at seven in the morning.
We confirm by text within the hour. Slots are twenty minutes and you do not need to bring anything.
1. We text back with a time.
2. Ask at the gate for whoever is on the desk.
3. If the size is right you can take it the same day.
Ring between seven in the morning and eight at night and a person picks up at the Bedminster office. Outside those hours it diverts to the duty phone, which somebody actually carries.
All five yards. Tap a pin for the address and a route from where you are.
Whichever one you pick, it reaches the two people who run the Bedminster office. The phone is quickest before nine in the morning. Use the form if you want it in writing.
Rather send a photo than describe it? Message the yard and someone will tell you which size it fits in.
Everything comes through the one number. Say which of these four you need and you get the person who can answer it, rather than the person who has to go and find out.
Ask for the bookings desk · 07:00 to 20:00, seven days
Have your unit number to hand · 07:00 to 20:00
The office keeps the same hours seven days a week. The gate does not close at all, as long as you have the code we text you on the day you move in.
Outside office hours the number diverts to the duty phone, which someone actually carries.
Most of the questions on the phone are about the last hundred metres, so here they are in advance.
Anything taller is fine at Avonmouth, where the bays are open sided and you drive straight in.
Level from the parking bays to the lift, with no kerb and no ramp to negotiate.
Marked out next to the office window, and we do not let them be used for loading.
Free to use, kept by the lift. Ask at the desk if you need the pallet truck.
Lights and cameras run around the clock, so a six oclock winter visit is not a dark yard.
Four digits, texted the day you move in, and it works at whichever yard you are booked into.
Four steps, and you will have spoken to a person by the second one. We would rather tell you we are full than take a booking we cannot honour.
Most people are sent to Bedminster, so that is the one pinned here. The text you get on the day names the yard, the unit number and the code, and the pin drops you at the right gate rather than the back of the estate.
Not everything belongs on a phone call. Notice to end a licence, a change of name, anything you want a record of — send it in writing and we will confirm it back.
Ravelin Storage, Unit 4 Malago Road, Bristol BS3 4JH. Letters are opened at the Bedminster office each morning and answered by phone the same day.
Dial 18001 then 0117 496 0140. The desk takes relay calls at the same pace as any other and will not rush you off the line.
Ask and we will post the licence in large print, or read it through with you at the desk before anything is signed.
Tell whoever answers what you are storing and roughly when. They have walked all five yards and will tell you which one to drive to — and if we are not the right answer for you, they will say so rather than sell you a unit.
Office seven in the morning to eight at night, seven days. Gate access is twenty-four hours with your code.
Straight answers about what this one does, where it fits in a real build, and what it costs you to ship.
Read the documentation for this one, or write to us — a human answers inside a business day.
Yes, and it is not optional. Sky Addons’ Advanced Google Maps widget for Elementor uses Google’s Maps JavaScript API, not an embed iframe, so without a key the map renders nothing at all on the front end — only the Elementor editor shows a notice telling you where to paste one. The key is entered once, globally, under Sky Addons Settings, API.
Yes. Sky Addons for Elementor takes locations as a repeater, so one Advanced Google Maps widget can hold a whole branch network, and Fit All Markers auto-zooms until every pin is visible. Each location carries its own title, description, phone number, website and marker image.
Coordinates, where you have them. An address has to be geocoded in the visitor’s browser each time the map loads, which is slower and consumes Google quota; a latitude and longitude pair is instant and free. Sky Addons’ Advanced Google Maps widget accepts either, per location.
Yes. The Advanced Google Maps widget in Sky Addons for Elementor ships six style presets — silver, retro, dark, night, aubergine and Google’s default — and accepts pasted custom style JSON. One caveat from Google’s side: map styles only apply to Roadmap and Terrain, so a satellite or hybrid map ignores them.
Because a Map ID is set. Google takes the colours from the style attached to that ID in Google Cloud and ignores anything sent with the map, so the preset in Sky Addons’ Advanced Google Maps widget has no effect until you clear the Map ID or attach your style in the Cloud console instead.
Yes. Sky Addons for Elementor can render a scrollable panel to the left or right of the map at a width you set; clicking an entry flies to that marker and opens its info window. Past about ten locations, switch on the panel’s own filter box so visitors can type to narrow the list.
Yes. Switch on the directions button and each info window in Sky Addons’ Advanced Google Maps widget gets a button that opens Google Maps directions to that location, with wording you choose. Give a location its own Link instead and that URL takes over — useful for pointing at a specific place page.
Yes. A Use My Location button asks the browser for the visitor’s position and the locations list can then show distance in kilometres or miles. Sky Addons for Elementor also offers a Places autocomplete search box over the map, which recentres it — that box needs the Places API enabled on your key.
Yes. The Advanced Google Maps widget in Sky Addons for Elementor draws polygons from either a list of latitude and longitude pairs or a Google encoded path string, each with its own name, tooltip, stroke and fill. A zone can even be made draggable so a visitor can reshape it.
Use cooperative gesture handling, which is the recommended setting on Sky Addons’ Advanced Google Maps widget. The page keeps scrolling normally and the map only zooms when the visitor holds Ctrl or uses two fingers — the single biggest mobile annoyance with an embedded map, solved from the panel.
Yes, each of Google’s own controls is an individual switch in Sky Addons for Elementor — zoom, map type, Street View, fullscreen and dragging — so a decorative map can be stripped to just the pins. Traffic, transit and bicycling layers are separate switches you can add on top.
No. Sky Addons for Elementor runs its Advanced Google Maps widget on free Elementor, and it goes well past Elementor’s basic map embed: multiple markers, custom pin images, info windows, a locations list, polygons and colour styling are all panel controls. Your own Google Cloud key is the only outside requirement.
