Sloped Ceiling Wardrobes

The sloping roof can sometimes give you quite a headache, and not only when you bump into it. In many households, the sloping roof remains unused or is only used semi-well. But that doesn't have to be the case.
The sloping roof offers you a lot of storage space potential if the furniture is planned correctly.

We would like to give you some examples of how the sloping roof can be used in the kitchen, bedroom or living area. There are various solutions from walk-in wardrobes, work shelves or a built-in wardrobe. Let's dive into the storage solutions for the sloping roof together.

Attic spaces offer a unique living environment but at the same time also present difficult interior design challenges. raumplus provides sloped ceiling wardrobes that can be customised to fit whatever space is available. No matter whether ceilings slope steeply or gently, our angled wardrobes and sliding doors offer full functionality, creating an attractive interplay of parallel lines. This theme can also be echoed in the design elements for the surfaces – discover your preferences.

Ideas for making the most of a sloping roof

Create a workspace
More storage space for clothes
Exploit the sloping roof in the walk-in wardrobe
Create storage space under the stairs

Sloping roof in the children's room

Children spend a lot of time in their room and often have many belongings such as toys, school materials and clothes. To make it easier for children to keep their room tidy, we should offer them enough storage space and design the storage space functionally.

For example, the sloping ceiling in the children's room can be converted into a walk-in wardrobe. One side can be used for clothes and the other for toys. With sliding doors, this area can also disappear. And on top of that, we can customise the sliding doors. You can choose from many different prints and surfaces.

With a clothes rail lift, you can also ensure that your children can easily reach the clothes rail. This keeps the children's room organised and, in most cases, there is less stress at home. The functionality of the interior systems also encourages children to be more independent with their belongings, as everything is within reach.

Convert a sloping roof into a workplace

You don't have an extra room that you can use for a home office? No problem, you can also set up your very own workstation in a sloping roof. With our sliding doors and interior systems, the space under the roof can be optimally set up as a workspace. We also provide the right lighting, and after the work is done, you can let the workspace disappear behind the sliding doors.

Especially if you have switched to a home office in the last few months and don't have an extra office, it can be a great advantage to have your new workspace in view after work. With the sliding doors, you can ensure that this does not happen.

Small bathroom on the attic

If you are owner of a small bathroom with a sloped ceiling than you can use the ceiling to create some storage space for hygiene articles, storage space for towels and toilet paper.

The sliding door for your sloping roof wardrobe

In small and difficult-to-cut rooms, a wardrobe under the sloping roof can be planned with sliding doors. This has the advantage that the sliding doors save space when opening and we do not lose any extra space due to the swing radius. The sliding doors can also be adapted exactly to the room situation and, if necessary, can also be made with an angle.

How can I design the customised wardrobe in the sloping roof?

Choice of your desired surface and material
Sliding doors can be decorated in different materials, for example you have the choice between: Glass, board and board marker, felt and wallpaper. It is also possible to print pictures.
Mirror
Selection of the right lighting

How is living space with sloping ceilings calculated?

Before we start production, we come to you and take exact measurements of the room and the sloping roof. This is a free service from us.