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The difference between made to measure joinery, fitting some joinery into position that has been made to fit as best as possible, but is free standing vs the made to measure joinery that has the fitted look. Joinery that has been made to meaure and as a finishing touch looks fitted also and has no gaps, and is not free standing, it may also fit floor to ceiling and it looks great!

Under-stairs storage and under eves/loft storage angled or sloping door tops The Ideas for under stairs storage could be used as a closet, bathroom, shelves, storage, office or cloakroom, with or without a pull out system. It is often not used to its full potential, here are some examples of under stairs pull out bespoke fitted systems. Using the extra space under an existing staircase could not be simpler. All is required is clearing out all the old internals, and the panelling on the side and tidying up the edges etc. Then replacing the panelling with doors or pull out storage draws and uprights for internal shelves. Why not consider a tailor made, designed, manufactured and installed under stair storage cupboard/cabinet or perhaps some under stairs drawers or my specially made and fitted pull storage system? The perfect under stairs storage solution for anything from shoes; coats; hover; golf clubs; heavy items like weights or even a pull out office or media room. Many people are now realizing the potential uses of that Ideas for under stairs storage and are even considering using this area as an understairs wine cellar. There are many options to chose from, with ideas for the finish and style being interchangeable. With my build, design and strength and everything being made for a perfect fit, you can rest assured that once everything is installed, and with weight limits ranging from 90kg upto 180kg, that you will have made the right choice. Some questions I often get asked is how deep does the understairs cabinet have to go? Is my gas or electric meter is in the way? Do all the understairs units have to be the same depth? The answer is the depths can vary. And the depth you need may be very different from others and the depths can range from as little as 400mm upto 1100mm. Gas meters and electric meters, that are situated under the stairs mostly need access. I have found that these are mostly at one end of the understairs area. So they are all grouped together, and it is for this reason, that quite often one of the sections is left as a door with internal shelving, so that complete access is left for reading of meters. A bespoke under stairs study for the hallway incorporating beautiful hand crafted fitted furniture can make a wonderful addition to any home. With some added features such as under-shelf lighting and extra deep pull out storage or even pull down storage will elegantly hide all that paper work. Supply or supply and fit angled doors for fitting under the stairs or in the eves in the loft space can be really handy. The doors can be supplied painted or unpainted. Just measure the angle by taking note of the different heights along the base where you want the door to start and end. Having a pull out storage unit in the eves of the loft can be really handy way of storing items, leaving you with quick and easy access. Loft room angled doors available for that sloping roof. Making cupboards out of that hard to reach area under the eves or at those awkward corners no longer need to be a problem. I can supply or even supply and fit all you need, including pull out storage systems with weight capacity s of upto 180kg. Understairs prices range from the cheapest, that of having some sloping doors/angled doors made and sent out, costing £490.00 for 3 angled doors unpainted. Plus postage and packing/delivery, depending on location. Through to understairs draws with sloping tops to the draw fronts or angled tops to the draw fronts, with more draws underneath that will most likely have square tops to the draw fronts. These cost more money because they are fitted to the front of drawers. Which ofcourse have a draw and draw runners, including a carcass to fit the draws too. So now you have the angled doors/draw fronts and the draws and the carcasses to pay for. A three door/draw angled top wide under eves or understairs storage solution starts at £990.00 and goes up from there. The next most expensive understairs or under eves in the loft solution is pull out units. These will need to be professionally fitted as they are simply too complicated to supply for other fitters or customers to fit for themselves. But this option starts at £1790.00 for a 3 door wide pull out unit upto £2390.00 for extra strength or extra deep pull out understair or under eves storage solution.