rehivarastoja

Rehivarastoja is a type of seasonal storage facility typically used for storing winter equipment and supplies in Finland. The term is derived from the Finnish words "rehive" meaning winter and "varastoja" meaning storage. Rehivarastoja facilities usually open their doors before winter and remain operational until the arrival of spring.

During the storage period, residents of northern and central Finland often use these facilities to store winter equipment such as snowblowers, snowplows, and other snow removal tools. The storage facilities also provide space for housing winter gear like skis, sleds, and other seasonal equipment.

Rehivarastoja facilities are usually located in easily accessible areas, often with a snow-friendly surface, such as a parking lot or a dedicated storage area. Renting a unit in a rehivarastoja typically involves an annual contract that continues for several years.

In some cases, rehivarastoja facilities have started offering additional services such as equipment maintenance and repair, as well as protection from damage and theft. Modern facilities have also been built with automated systems to optimize storage space and reduce costs for users.

Seasonal storage facilities such as rehivarastoja are useful for households and municipalities in areas with heavy snowfall, especially those with limited storage space. By providing a secure and dry space for equipment during the cold winter months, rehivarastoja facilities help to reduce maintenance and repair costs in the long run, as well as alleviate concerns about the maintenance of equipment.