Hi

When viewing houses last year one of them had divided the under stairs
cupboard into a shoe cupboard at the low end, retaining the standard
cupboard for the rest of the space, needless to say we were not nosey
enough to look at the inside, and bought a different house.

Q. how is this conversion best achieved?

a) Pull out shelve(s)?
b) suggested minimum width and height?


Ideas please
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Mark

Mark wrote:
Hi

When viewing houses last year one of them had divided the under stairs
cupboard into a shoe cupboard at the low end, retaining the standard
cupboard for the rest of the space, needless to say we were not nosey
enough to look at the inside, and bought a different house.

Q. how is this conversion best achieved?

a) Pull out shelve(s)?
b) suggested minimum width and height?


Or, you could hinge the tread of a step - like a box lid, if the whole
run of the stairs is not continuously carpeted? But it would obviously
need to be structually safe....

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Adrian C