Make Attic Shelving

Use wood crate to make storage shelving the attic is a great place to store staff.

Make attic shelving.

Then i screwed the outer shelf support boards onto the back boards just with a few screws to temporarily hold them. Storage space in attics is usually limited to the small floored area. However you do not need to spend a lot of money creating the shelves. Make sure your attic is properly ventilated and insulated before considering storing anything in it.

Make sure you set aside quite a bit of time though. The storage units may be open or closed ones to visually declutter the space and if your attic is small add more light to make it look bigger. Building shelving is not a quick job. You ve probably been told to watch your step every single time you ve gone into your attic but these nifty organizers transform the trusses into workable storage.

I first screwed the back support boards for each shelf into the studs. Make wall mounted boxes and shelves to fit under the roof. The stuff is left in the middle of the attic space the area under. There are lots of ways to add shelving and it all depends on the amount of space you have to work with and the pitch and angle of your rafters and roof.

Order built in under the eaves compartments and drawers for clothes and shoes. Step 1 assess the space. By adding shelves that are supported by 2 4 brackets attached to the rafters you can expand your useable attic storage space. Without some sort of organisation a pile is created at the far end of the attic and it grows until it reaches the trapdoor.

Attic shelving will not only make your attic space easier to use but also safer to use. Watch this video to find out more. You can just stack wood crates and use them as storage shelves. It wouldn t hurt to know how much weight the attic can support and whether you need a permit to modify your attic.