The slope follows the underside of the stairs. On the tall side a door bay for what should stay out of sight, next to it open bays for baskets and shoes.
What makes this design special
A mirror image of the attic cabinet (tall side on the left), with a door in the tall column. Set the tall and short heights to your stairs.
Dimensions
- Width 47 1/4″
- Height 59 1/16″
- Depth 19 11/16″
- 11/16″ plywood, 1/4″ back panel
- Tall side 59 1/16″
- Short side 23 5/8″
Panel sizes (cut list)
| Part | Size | Qty | Material | Thickness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tall side | 59 1/16 × 19 11/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Short side | 23 5/8 × 19 11/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Bottom | 45 13/16 × 19 11/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Sloped top | 47 3/4 × 19 11/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Top (straight section) | 13 3/4 × 19 11/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Back panel | 47 1/4 × 59 1/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 1/4″ |
| Divider | 57 5/8 × 19 7/16″ | 2 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
| Door | 17 5/8 × 59 1/16″ | 1 | Plywood (birch) | 11/16″ |
These are the cut sizes the cabinet designer computes (edge banding and kerf included). For drawers and doors, always check the clearance your own slides and hinges need.
Open this project in the cabinet designer with the button below. You see the cabinet in 2D right away and can change the sizes, material and layout parametrically; the panel sizes and the cutting plan follow along. Rather save it yourself? Download the project file and open it via Open › Load project.
Material and sheets needed
Based on the panel sizes above, this project takes about 2 sheets of 3/4 in (18 mm) plywood and 1 sheet of 1/4 in (6 mm) plywood (back panel). Prices vary by country and store, so check your local supplier; the tool works out the exact number of sheets and can show real prices from its material library.
Make it your own
Every size here is a starting point. For more background, read the guide on a cabinet under a sloped roof.