😂😅 yea... Good for you! My poor husband won't do any of my ideas until I go ahead and start knocking walls down myself. Then he comes in to "save the day" 😂
I am ASTOUNDED at the number of people who complained he left out a lot of steps and didn’t show the final product. They just need to click the link in the description to see the full magazine article with step by step explanation and pictures!
You are leaving out sooooo much info on how this is done. This is much more complicated than you're leading people to believe. I am a 29 year veteran in the high end, custom woodworking business, and have been self-employed in this business for 23 years.
I've been planning shelves with doors under the stairs, but I think the drawer idea works better because you can then access the full depth of the space. This construction is simple, and works well. Thanks. My space is the full height of a 16-stair flight, so I'll probably divide it up into smaller sections.
Anything's possible to DIY don't expect it to be finished in a weekend if you fitting it into family life.. just make sure the significant other understands it'll be messy ... Once I showed the ideas of the space to the Mrs and the potential she was all in ... You'd be surprised what contractor who built your place didn't clean out if that spot ... Mine was a mess but given other things I have run into with our house I wasn't surprised
Can you describe which push latches you used and where to get them. It's not included in your list of materials needed in the link you have. Thanks, and great video.
I have 2 sets of stairs that I'm considering this kind of storage. Where do you recommend procuring drawer slides? 500lb capacity would give me peace of mind.
Thanks, I looked at the additional information, but you don’t specifically say which sliders is used: “ 34-in. Extra Heavy Duty drawer slides (500 lb.)-3 pr.”
Wait! you didn't really show how you built the carcass of what the drawers sit in. Like you skipped a whole lesson. I have those same heavy duty slides, but not sure how to frame out the base. How did you do that?
Exactly what I was thinking. You showed the easy stiff that is basically self explanatory. I’m wanting to know how you built the actual drawer and how it is attached to the rails.
Its funny to see the recommended, because there are many newer videos that copy yours from 3 years ago. Well, they learned from a better builder, hahaha.
I've got the best under stairs storage system... another set of stairs that leads to a basement. 😝 99.9% of all homes up north have basements and builders stack stairs.
It’s not Andy retiring, it’s the Chiefs forcing him out. Patrick’s legacy will grow greater than Andy Reid’s. With that being stated one must go. Patrick doesn’t want the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick conversation. He will do it with a new coach and therefore I won’t look like such a conspiracy theorist with this comment.
Not really sure what the point of this video is. Way too little information for it to be a tutorial. And if its just to show the process, coulda been done as a youtube short.
My wife got very excited about this, now I have to do it
lol
😂😅 yea... Good for you! My poor husband won't do any of my ideas until I go ahead and start knocking walls down myself. Then he comes in to "save the day" 😂
Thank you from Scotland 👍🏴
I am ASTOUNDED at the number of people who complained he left out a lot of steps and didn’t show the final product. They just need to click the link in the description to see the full magazine article with step by step explanation and pictures!
You are leaving out sooooo much info on how this is done. This is much more complicated than you're leading people to believe. I am a 29 year veteran in the high end, custom woodworking business, and have been self-employed in this business for 23 years.
Shots fired 👀
Thank you from New Zealand TGA
❤❤❤ AWESOMENESS so robust stair cabinet drawer...from Malaysia with love boss
Ah, you make it look so easy. Thanks for all of the good little tips!
This guy has amazing skills I really want this under my stairs it looks amazing.
I've been planning shelves with doors under the stairs, but I think the drawer idea works better because you can then access the full depth of the space. This construction is simple, and works well. Thanks.
My space is the full height of a 16-stair flight, so I'll probably divide it up into smaller sections.
Wow, it looks great and so useful. You have skills and made it look so easy. Wish you lived close by and would do the work for me.
Очень просто и то, что искала, точно такая история с лестницей.! Идея супер! ❤
What did you do with the space under the mid-landing? Looks like a great place for more storage.
I wish I had the guts to tackle that myself! It looks amazing!
Anything's possible to DIY don't expect it to be finished in a weekend if you fitting it into family life.. just make sure the significant other understands it'll be messy ...
Once I showed the ideas of the space to the Mrs and the potential she was all in ... You'd be surprised what contractor who built your place didn't clean out if that spot ... Mine was a mess but given other things I have run into with our house I wasn't surprised
Love this idea! I just need to find someone to do this for me
I hope I can get mine to look this nice
Great idea. Thanks for this video.
Can you describe which push latches you used and where to get them. It's not included in your list of materials needed in the link you have. Thanks, and great video.
You did an amazing job
looks amazing
Love it! Great Job! 👌
What size screws did you use to hold the heavy duty runners?
Where did you purchase the drawer slides and self openers ?
I decided to use half inch solid platinum for the sides and backs
how much would you charge to do this work and how long would it take you to complete?
I have 2 sets of stairs that I'm considering this kind of storage. Where do you recommend procuring drawer slides? 500lb capacity would give me peace of mind.
Very nice use of dead space, It turned out amazing, thanks
Super project made easy thanks man ,😀👍
How many 8 x4 sheets did you use for cabinets Cheers.
Don’t the stairs creek without the studs?
Awesome work!!
AWESOME JOB 👍🏽
If the slides didn’t come apart how did he get screws into the side of the drawer closest to the wall?
It need to screw for drawer first then extend slide to full length and screw it to wall by crouching behind drawer from previous opening.
Ma pop up up pplo ok
Какя фурнитура выдвижных ящиков используется?
I at first thought Stev-o had turned DIY!! 😀
great job. Please let me know the specification of the drawer runners you use? I reside in the UK, so will have to source it here. Many thanks
Hi Johan, you can get more information about the project here: www.familyhandyman.com/project/under-stairs-storage/
Thanks, I looked at the additional information, but you don’t specifically say which sliders is used:
“ 34-in. Extra Heavy Duty drawer slides (500 lb.)-3 pr.”
How would someone be able to build a drawer unit UNDER the stairs without disturbing any walls?
Thi's a foking amazing job man
Nice
Hey man are you going to show the end result? Cool from the exterior but cmon
Wait! you didn't really show how you built the carcass of what the drawers sit in. Like you skipped a whole lesson. I have those same heavy duty slides, but not sure how to frame out the base. How did you do that?
Exactly what I was thinking. You showed the easy stiff that is basically self explanatory. I’m wanting to know how you built the actual drawer and how it is attached to the rails.
Instablaster.
How you built the doors?
What Color is on the wall
Thats bad ass
This not so detailed video is not for
Amateur wood workers
You live close to Miami ? Lol
Interesting. All that and he didn't show the finished product pulled out.
Skipped quite a bit lol ...looked well finished but left our way 2 much information lol
Agree, fitting to runners is a huge part of it and I'm still none the wise lol
Close your eyes and it’s Steve-O giving you carpentry advice.
Its funny to see the recommended, because there are many newer videos that copy yours from 3 years ago. Well, they learned from a better builder, hahaha.
Didn't show us the draws working at the end? What they looked like inside disappointed
Reminds me of Homer Simpson watching Troy McClure instructional video for drywall. Rushed and missed whole sections of the process.
😄
Ese es el espacios que tiene
I've got the best under stairs storage system... another set of stairs that leads to a basement. 😝 99.9% of all homes up north have basements and builders stack stairs.
Here are some doors I made earlier…..
Why not use box as drawer front and just put trim on box itself?
Pero para que si siempre biene y sabé todo
So it’s cool to remove the supporting studs for the stairs? Seems like you’re not supposed to do that.
They're there for the plasterboard not the stairs ;)
They are not supporting the stairs! Just like stud walls don't support upstairs.
Think before you speak
@@carlsimpson393steady on. He was just asking a question.
Use your brain before you open your mouth please
Si quiere una foto te las mando
It’s defo not a diy job for me.
Definitely not a beginner project
why it's so fucked up at the bottom?
Can you just come do this for me 🤣
Like a walk in the park 😂😂😂
You sound exactly like Mike Berner (the other host) LOL
So easy when your house is made of cardboard and sticks. Come here and try it on "engineering" bricks (the ones that are harder than stone).
I like the idea, but some parts of building are missed in this video, which makes me not 100% like this video
It’s not Andy retiring, it’s the Chiefs forcing him out. Patrick’s legacy will grow greater than Andy Reid’s. With that being stated one must go. Patrick doesn’t want the Tom Brady/Bill Belichick conversation. He will do it with a new coach and therefore I won’t look like such a conspiracy theorist with this comment.
£500 🤣🤣🤣 mad it from gold
Ngomong opo cok
Not really a “how to” video. Lol.
Not really sure what the point of this video is.
Way too little information for it to be a tutorial.
And if its just to show the process, coulda been done as a youtube short.
Why didn't you show the finished project with the drawers opened? Under-stair storage is the point of the video. Why didn't that occur to you?
Stodoys Blueprints has some very useful blueprints with all the details you need.