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That sounds odd. A cupboard with an upward sloping floor.
Couldn't you have had built in shelves that you could get to from the side (i.e. in place of the partition).Built in drawers on rails inside? Few boxes on rails. Attach a rope to them so you can get them out when they're at the back...? Basically hide junk and spare bedding at the back if you don't need to use it often.
As you say, going to be pretty awkward to use the back of a cupboard that doesn't have a flat floor...
duncs
@AirTime
hi guys
looking for some storage advice seeing as though its a hot topic at the moment!
i recently had my loft converted and had a cupboard built above the stairs that lead up to the loft itself. This space is usually not 'inclosed' which to me is just a waste of space, hence why i had a cupboard built there.
My issue is that i'm not sure what storage idea to use for the inside as it has a sloping floor which makes it difficult to gain access to the back part of the cupboard.
Hopefully my pics give a good idea.
Note it's finished now inside with just carpet on the floor (i just didn't have any pics).
Cheers
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