The lifts have closed, the snow is melting, and your skis are propped against the wall in your Luxembourg apartment — exactly where they'll stay for the next eight months unless you do something about it. Here's the smarter approach.
Luxembourg is one of Europe's most active ski destinations by participation rate. The Grand Duchy sits within three hours of the Ardennes, the Vosges, and the Alps, and a significant proportion of residents ski regularly. The problem: Luxembourg apartments are among the smallest in Europe. A full ski kit — skis, poles, boots, helmet, goggles, and clothing — takes up meaningful space in a flat where every square metre costs a premium.
Most people end up with their ski gear in a wardrobe, under a bed, or in a hall cupboard where it causes friction for eight months a year. Some people leave equipment at a friend's chalet, which works until the friendship gets awkward. The straightforward solution is seasonal storage — collect in spring, deliver back in autumn.
Skis stored in warm, humid conditions develop rust on the edges and base damage that requires expensive workshop attention. Boots stored compressed lose their shape. Helmets stored in sunlight degrade the foam liner. Climate-controlled storage keeps your kit in race-ready condition year after year.
Skis should be wiped clean of any snow residue, dirt, or moisture. Boots should be fully dried out — leave them open with a boot dryer or newspaper overnight before packing. Any remaining moisture stored for months will cause damage.
Applying a storage wax to your ski bases before putting them away for summer protects the base material from oxidation and drying out. You can do this yourself with a rub-on wax or have it done at any ski workshop. Scrape and sharpen at the start of next season.
Leaving bindings under tension for months compresses the springs and affects release settings. Turn the DIN settings down before storage, and have bindings rechecked by a technician at the start of next season.
The seasonal plan is designed exactly for ski gear. We collect your kit from your Luxembourg door in spring, store it in our climate-controlled warehouse, and deliver it back before the season starts in November or December. One plan, one price, zero wardrobe clutter for eight months.
Choose a date in March or April. We confirm within 2 hours and arrive at your door with packaging materials for fragile items like goggles and boots.
Everything is photographed and labelled. You receive a digital inventory so you know exactly what's in storage.
Your gear sits in our Luxembourg warehouse at stable temperature and humidity — no heat spikes, no damp, no UV damage to foam and plastics.
Request delivery in October or November. We bring everything to your door within 48 hours. Your apartment stays clear all summer and you're ready for the first snowfall.
The seasonal plan covers up to 10 items, so you can include garden furniture, summer sports equipment, or anything else you want out of the way for the season. Most customers fill their plan with a mix of ski gear and other seasonal items.
Spring is the ideal time to declutter beyond just ski equipment. Garden chairs, parasols, paddleboards, camping equipment, and winter clothing can all go into storage at the same time, freeing up significant space in your Luxembourg flat for the warmer months.
Conversely, as summer approaches, summer sports gear coming out of storage can go in for winter: golf bags, road bikes, camping tents, and outdoor furniture that won't survive a Luxembourg winter outside.
Seasonal plan from €149 — free pickup, delivered back in autumn.