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The only wheels I have found are fixed under the cabinet and 75mm ones need about 100mm height. So even with wheels only at the back I would still lose 100mm of height for storage? Even with wheels at the back it would need someone to then lift the cupboard to move it which I think would be...

Blimey that would feel quite tight in ours. As the height is only 850 and with a tapered ceiling approaching the cupboard it is quite awkward to get in there. Especially for me being 6'4". This is why I want deep drawers to bring the contents out to the area with more headroom. Yep I see, so...

No, this is the structural part of the staircase, so am leaving that alone. Originally I thought I could put runners directly between these and fix them to the timbers, but they are not straight and also I need the fronts to be further forward so it all lines up at the front of where the door...

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Thanks Adam, see attached for a picture. The stairs are a square U shape so the stairs start to the left of the picture, go across and then over the head of where the picture was taken. It is just the bottom part that the sliding cabinet will go into. I will build a couple of custom drawers for...

Hi guys, I could use some advice and experience on my next project as I have been doing a lot of research and am going round in circles a bit. So the challenge is for me to build an understairs cabinet that can be pulled out occasionally. It needs to pull out as there is additional storage to...