From the trusted team behind Snug Lofts · Serving the West Midlands
From the trusted team behind Snug Lofts · Serving the West Midlands
Free 60-second check
Meter box in the way? A turn at the bottom of the stairs? An old boxed-in cupboard? Answer three questions and find out in seconds.
Your space
Obstacles
Stair shape
Answer all three questions above to see your result.
Awkward spaces
Yes. The unit is cut around the meter and a hidden access panel is built in, so meter readings and engineer visits are unaffected. Meters are one of the most common things we design around.
Yes. A consumer unit or fuse board must remain accessible, so the carcass is notched around it and the front is planned so an electrician can reach it without dismantling anything.
That is a standard fit. A turn or winder creates a tall section at one end, which usually suits a tall coat unit with shoe drawers beneath the lower part of the rake.
Yes. The stud wall and door are removed on the fitting day and the pull-out units are installed in the opened-up space, all within the same single-day installation.
Usually yes. The survey records the position of radiators, valves and pipe runs, and the unit is set back or notched so heat flow and access are preserved.
Every installation is surveyed to the millimetre before any part is cut, so non-standard and period staircases are measured individually rather than fitted with a standard-size cabinet.
Local fitting
We survey and fit across the West Midlands. Pick your area for local guide prices and postcodes we cover.
