Hello everyone,
We would like to separate the space under the staircase with a door or an opening. Since the area will be used for storage and won’t be accessed very often, the "door" does not need to be easy or quick to open. It is more important that the door remains unnoticed.
Do you have any ideas on how to achieve this? My current idea is to install a drywall partition, but instead of screwing it in firmly, I would attach it to the studs using magnets. I would leave a small hole in one corner so the panel can be released with a finger.
The railing on the right is a steel structure covered with drywall.
We would like to separate the space under the staircase with a door or an opening. Since the area will be used for storage and won’t be accessed very often, the "door" does not need to be easy or quick to open. It is more important that the door remains unnoticed.
Do you have any ideas on how to achieve this? My current idea is to install a drywall partition, but instead of screwing it in firmly, I would attach it to the studs using magnets. I would leave a small hole in one corner so the panel can be released with a finger.
The railing on the right is a steel structure covered with drywall.
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Nice-Nofret24 Jan 2021 12:35You can choose a simple 'wallpaper door'; for example, it can be hung with piano hinges (low-cost option), with concealed door fittings, or with furniture fittings (e.g., kitchen cabinets). You then select either a push-to-open mechanism or a discreet pull handle.
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hampshire24 Jan 2021 16:48Or a shelf that can be moved on rails... (if there is space beside it)
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pagoni202024 Jan 2021 17:07I can think of a nice blind as well, that’s how we’ve just hidden the washing machine.