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Climate-controlled fine art storage, opening in Boise

The facility the region has never had — stable climate, racked painting screens, monitored security, and object-level tracking tied to your catalog. Waitlist members get first access and founding rates.

What we are building

Purpose-built rather than converted: temperature and humidity held stable year-round, painting screens and racking sized for framed work, shelving and pallet space for crates and sculpture, monitored security and fire suppression, and a private viewing area for inspections and appraisals.

Every object in the facility is tracked at the object level and tied to its catalog record, so retrieving a work means naming it, not searching for it.

Stable temperature and relative humidity, monitored continuously
Racked painting screens and crate shelving
Monitored security and fire suppression
Object-level location tracking tied to your catalog
Private viewing and inspection space
Collection intake with condition reporting

Until the doors open

Storage is not available yet, and I would rather say so plainly than take a booking I cannot honor. Join the waitlist and you will hear the moment we have opening dates and rates — waitlist members are offered space first, at founding pricing.

In the meantime we are glad to advise on interim options, and to catalog and condition-report a collection now so it is ready to intake later.

Questions we get asked

Does Arterial Logistics offer fine art storage yet?

Not yet. A purpose-built climate-controlled fine art storage facility in Boise, Idaho is under development. A waitlist is open, and members get first access to space and founding rates.

How do I join the storage waitlist?

Use the waitlist form on the Arterial Logistics homepage, or email info@arteriallogistics.com with roughly what needs storing and for how long. There is no cost or commitment to join.

Why does fine art need climate-controlled storage?

Swings in temperature and humidity are what damage art in storage: canvases expand and contract, panels cup and split, paper foxes, and adhesives fail. Stable conditions, not merely cool ones, are what protect the work.

Can you advise on storage in the meantime?

Yes. The Boise facility is being built now, and waitlist members get first access to space and founding rates. Until it opens we are glad to advise on interim options and handle the transport in and out.

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Get on the storage waitlist.

Tell us roughly what needs storing and for how long. No cost, no commitment — just first position when the doors open.

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