loft space storage idea
joyoflife8111
5 years ago
hi, this is an awkward storage space which I would like to utilise in the best way. I thought that bespoke cupboards/drawers would be best but still not sure how to do it to be able to access it best. thanks for any ideas
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PROMaking Wood Work
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Drawers and 'jacket' wardrobes either end (one out of shot). Sycamore with bog oak detail.The lower drawers are deeper than the top one extending right back to the angle they are 750mm (2'6") full extension runners so the whole space is utilised and items in the drawer are fully accessible.
amchivers
5 years agoWe have recently converted our loft and have a similar space. The door that you can see is loft space. I’m also interested in any ideas because we’re not sure what to do with the space either.
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