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loft eves storage

5 years ago

Having a loft conversion and would like to Maximize storage solutions.
Is it possible to have drawers that go right into the eves?
Or cupboard doors ?

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MBH Carpentry and Joinery Ltd.
5 years ago
It will depend on the type of roof you have, but should be possible in most set ups. These are some drawers I built in between trusses in the eaves of an already converted loft. This was the customers idea and first for me to build at the time.
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Nordikka - Bespoke Furniture & Steel Doors
5 years ago
Our Clients Dressing Room in the loft.
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