DIY Under Stairs Storage Space

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I was asked to create some storage space out of a hidden area underneath the staircase in brother's hallway for things like shoes, coats and bags. This involved some cutting and demolition work, tiling, plasterboarding, woodworking and carpentry!
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0:00 Intro
0:13 Inspection Hole
1:07 Structural Info
1:35 Demolition
4:02 Tiling
6:28 Woodworking
7:54 Framing
8:42 More Woodworking
9:55 Carpentry
10:32 Plasterboard
11:19 More Carpentry
12:20 Decorating
12:28 Final Result
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@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

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@Incognito-turnip 14 дней назад

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@PoweredbyRobots Месяц назад

2:00 I had a little accident a few years ago with a disc cutter. It was set up in the same way as yours is... As I was cutting through the wall I got near to the bottom where the blade caught and kicked back violently, working its way across my chest and into my neck before the blade was caught by the fibres in my nylon jacket and stopped. I had the cover down, but as you go down the wall it rotates the match it and then when it doeskick back and hit you the blade is exposed. What I learnt that day is never sit in line with a rotating blade. Screw the handle into the top of the device rather than the left-hand side to facilitate this. You can still see your cut line, and it doesn't leave another one across your body for posterity. If you're interested in the follow-up from that drop me a message. I wish you all the very best, and a happy LONG life.

@RooRichy 11 дней назад

Thanks for sharing, what a great lesson we can all benefit from! Glad your doing well.

@Lingerminator 7 дней назад

No one is supposed to cry at a DIY video. Bye Jasper.

@user-tw9is4it8e 2 дня назад

R.I.P Jasper cat 🐈 ❤😊

@OrganizeCreateDecorate Месяц назад

😿When I first saw Jasper in the video, I knew he was old by the way he walked down the stairs. I'm so sorry for your brother's family loss. Special prayers for them. You did wonderful job of making extra storage for their family. It looks great. I enjoyed the "why, why, why, why..." session. Too cute! Well done!

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you!

@OrganizeCreateDecorate Месяц назад

@@RagnBoneBrown You're welcome.

@thenullco Месяц назад

Lovely piece of work, and enjoyed the edit style too. RIP, Jasper, old boy.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@henriaaltonen6870 Месяц назад

Great job as usually looks quite professional. Seeing that sweet Jasper has passed away brought tear to my eyes. I´m sure your brother and family are very sad. Best wishes for them.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you!

@danlopretto7222 Месяц назад

You just built that little girl’s favorite room in the house. 😊

@pauledwards9493 Месяц назад

needs soundproofing for karaoke

@ninabooker2904 27 дней назад

Never read the books or saw the movies but isn’t that a Harry Potter nook ?

@DavidLee-cw6ci Месяц назад

These spaces are so low and annoying to get stuff out of that i think roll in roll out storage is the way to go. I built two wheeled shoe racks for my space, makes it so much more usable than the dump it was before.

@pgtips4240 Месяц назад

The take away in this video was the advice to clean the grout with a pink sponge. I would have probably used an orange one and ended up in a right mess.🤦‍♂️ Great video and great job. 😁

@johndoe6032 Месяц назад

Holy cow, with interior walls like they built that place to survive the end of the world!

@evanhughes3027 27 дней назад

Or just Ze Germans, anyway.

@RooRichy 11 дней назад

Proper house, not a new build with piss bottles in the walls and stoned dry wallers.

@DavidLee-cw6ci Месяц назад

Grouting on top of a carpet, you're a brave one

@criticalmass181 Месяц назад

When i'm faced with really rubbish jobs, like this one, I just remind myself that it only has to be done ONCE. I actually stopped building my shed, in a really difficult spot, and watched this, as a form of break from a really crappy job. Thanks for the break.

@andrewowens4124 2 дня назад

Great tradesman mate, excellent work. Watching you work was a pleasure!

@annakramar5088 Месяц назад

You've got the love kids..."WHY??" is very good question🤣& R.I.P Jasper 😽

@prodical666 Месяц назад

Poor Jasper :( Fantastic job on this storage!

@benefitthirteen Месяц назад

When I was young (10ish) we had a little neighbor who always asked questions about everything we were doing. We loved that guy cause he was tough as nails, and he'd always volunteer when we required a subject to put experimental theories to the test. It was the 60's, so everything was fine.

@-ZIO Месяц назад

Great project! I did something similar in my house in Queens NY. Very similar stairs and orientation in the house to this house. I went a slightly different path. After clearing out the space under the stairs and removing the section of wall under the bottom 6 steps I ended up making a right triangle pull out drawer to make use of the space. The drawer pull was disguised under a faux vent and the rails were from an old IBM rack server that was rated for 250 lbs (US) or 115 kg. It was reclaimed storage and obscure too :)

@Pianoguy32 Месяц назад

0:48 this is like my house, the clinker is soft but the plaster-render is made of some serious sharp sand and dulls tools readily !

@RB-xg2vz Месяц назад

I built a house for our Newfoundland dog under the stairs. Even with tiling the floor and walls it was cheaper than buying him a dog bed 😂😂😂 he loves it in there

@Jules_Pew Месяц назад

Having spent decades getting stuff in and out from under the stairs, I now look at those wheel out shelves with envy. Saying that, nice job.

@smashyrashy Месяц назад

Go even better again, buy a bungalow

@Liverpool1ne Месяц назад

@@smashyrashy 😂

@chenderson5490 Месяц назад

Great job! And a nice tribute to Jasper. What a beautiful cat - clearly well loved. ❤ Also solid choice on the structural engineer and the tiny painter!

@raybarsati6858 15 дней назад

Harry Potter will love this revamped cupboard under the stairs 👍🏼

@phillipgavin2155 Месяц назад

Great job Keith. One criticism if I may. I think more plaster board would have been a good idea on the brick wall under the stairs in my opinion making it brighter. A truly great project, inspiring, thanks for sharing this!

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thanks. It's really up to my brother and his wife what he wanted the space to be like

@bluecurlygirl Месяц назад

Great job Keefy. Why? Why? Why? Why? Ah don't you just love when kids go through that stage. Nice that you got to use up so much stuff you already had lying around too.

@TheHaydock91 Месяц назад

You did a great job Keith and RIP little Jasper.

@martinvho Месяц назад

This excellently shows how much work goes into a job that relatively small. But, very nice job. Now Harry Potter has somewhere to live.

@ianvicedomini2648 Месяц назад

Superb job Keith, great supervision from the littlen too mate 😂 R.I.P jasper

@carolwilder2289 29 дней назад

Awesome!❤ RIP Jasper🙏

@andyc972 Месяц назад

Nice work "Keefy", that's such a useful space in a small hallway, I can't believe they would just leave it as an un-used void ! Those clinker blocks always seem to have a peculiar smell ! It's often good to talk to your neighbours before doing something like this, you're unlikely to be the first person in the street to have done this, can save time, money and agro learning from their experience. There is a technique in process improvement and problem solving known as the "five whys" used to get to the heart of a problem. Personally I've always encouraged my kids to ask lots of questions, it's a good habit in life, you shouldn't just take anything for granted, although admittedly it can be annoying when you're stuck in a small dark place trying to do something ! Good to see your niece involved in the painting too, she is very cute !

@dougsaunders8109 Месяц назад

Nice job, I like the tile floor no issues with wet shoes. One thing really made me smile. I am fairly sure you had your shoes off politely, of course while cutting a wall with a 9 inch grinder. Don’t want a dirty carpet, exactly what I would do! 👍🏻

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

🤣

@jeromephilipon750 Месяц назад

Impressive as always ❤. Jasper 😢....

@MCsCreations Месяц назад

Fantastic work, Keith! 😃 It turned out amazing!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

@shedlife1783 Месяц назад

I loathe messy jobs like this. Great end result worth the effort.

@lesleydickson7746 Месяц назад

How much did it cost to re carpet the hall? 🤔😂

@shaun30-3-mg9zs Месяц назад

Good job there Keith, making good use of under stairs space, As always a great video, have a good weekend. R I P Jasper

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thanks 👍

@gpanizzolo6090 Месяц назад

Muy buen proyecto y buena forma de aprovechar esos "espacios muertos", sin duda. Que lo disfrutes. Gracias por compartirlo. Un abrazo Germán, Lomas de Solymar, Uruguay

@fuzzix Месяц назад

Proper job! Was surprised to see the wall was something more substantial than plywood, though I guess it does overlap with another room. Loving the new editing techniques. Cheers!

@ro63rto 17 дней назад

We have understair cupboards, about 3x the size but its a PITA to get stuff in and out at the low end so we are looking into the slide out shelving that looks like panelling until you push to open it.

@stevewood7884 Месяц назад

Nice work Keith, like how you don't throw anything away, which always comes in for future projects. 👍

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thanks!

@juneritchie2498 Месяц назад

Wow, that worked out beautifully! I'm always impressed with your ingenuity. 👏

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@kevinisaac9139 Месяц назад

Brilliant job Kieth 👌

@bosse641 Месяц назад

Nice job. Lovely use of that space.

@Vanjonsorz Месяц назад

Lovely job! We did similar in ours 2 months ago. Cut and reinforced the risers and treads to lift up with pistons. Makes it a hidden area, but easier to access.

@michaeldoxey1240 Месяц назад

Great job from Omaha Nebraska, USA

@rian202003 9 дней назад

Poor Jasper, rest in peace wee man ❤

@lindysmith13 Месяц назад

Oh, Jasper. how sad. I love the cubby, such a good suggestion.

@sfn4702 Месяц назад

pink sponge. rest easy jasper. happy weekend

@christycullen2585 Месяц назад

Great Video Keith Lot of hard work for such a small space and looks fab

@IppiopaidFEEDBACK Месяц назад

7:58 in North America we just have 2 X 3’s but you guys have 3 X 2’s 😀 Excellent job! Fantastic work, it’s very inspiring!

@Afrinaturality 8 дней назад

Good work. 😊

@starizstar5135 18 дней назад

Wow this was so cool and amazing ❤

@markrowland5393 Месяц назад

Lovely job. A couple of months ago, I cut out a big concrete lintel in our house with an angle grinder and diamond disc. We're still clearing up the dust! And yes, I did take advice from a structural engineer first!

@Premier_lawns_official Месяц назад

Super job, Keith. That little Milwaukee light you used is my favorite non- Milwaukee outdoor tool.

@paultomlinson528 Месяц назад

Beautiful work and so sorry for jasper... i love cats and it always makes me sad when one leaves us

@c.a.g.1977 Месяц назад

4:25 Best bit of the video 😄 Never heard of that type of block before, but you did a grand job of removing it! Well done, Keefy 😉

@RagnBoneBrown 29 дней назад

Thanks! 😄

@stevec8237 Месяц назад

Great job mate. Keep the videos coming.

@Whemsical. Месяц назад

Absolutely incredible work! Beautifully finished. Very professional job.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you very much!

@chris_hertford Месяц назад

Really nice job worth the effort, and I like those tiles! I moved a door opening once the wall was klinker blocks with woodshavings as insulation terrible mess!

@JonKragskow Месяц назад

Need to do the same thing in my house so I appreciate the guide! Looks great!

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you!

@muggerjm Месяц назад

Great work Keith

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you!

@James-lm6wt Месяц назад

Great job keefy

@gingerelvis Месяц назад

Looks great, jealous of those tiles! I did similar with my under stair space making a draw for shoes in the tight end of the triangle and a cupboard the other. One thing I learned in the process of renovating my house is it's usually fruitless to try and save bits of wall like that and better to start again. I had a builder damage the lath and plaster ceiling putting steels in, I tried to work around it but just ended up pulling the lot down and boarding it again.

@colinbradford2671 8 дней назад

Good job!

@danwoodward7738 Месяц назад

Really enjoyed this one Keith. Good relaxing music and a unique project. Top job.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@dan.w.hoover2556 Месяц назад

Another great project - thanks for sharing!

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you very much!

@paulprescott7913 Месяц назад

Brilliant vid and thank you for the inspiration on a very similar project of mine thats stalled because i cant think of what to do for the best. Sorry to hear that Jasper has passed.

@CiaranJDelaney Месяц назад

Great video as usual Keith! Felt like a new style and really liked it.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Awesome, thank you!

@glasgowjohn7831 Месяц назад

really good job mate

@rrddaatube Месяц назад

Great job! I hate wasted space.

@FernsDad Месяц назад

Fantastic job!

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@teamdfc1 Месяц назад

Nice project there 👍 made me laugh when you set the alarms off, had exactly the same thing when I widened a doorway, except I'd taped myself into a cacoon of sheeting and had to rapidly cut my way out to silence them 😂 dust everywhere 🤦‍♂️

@awantamta Месяц назад

A great job to use some empty space

@IDreamOfGaming 6 дней назад

Great video

@DaDa-David 28 дней назад

Cool as! Love this 🙂

@howardcrane5902 Месяц назад

So nice to see that UK kids are the same as kids from USA. I wonder why.

@ibz3474 13 дней назад

Fuck are you on about

@alexharstonuk Месяц назад

I've had great success with masonry reciprocating saw blades for cutting through tough red bricks. Massive improvement in dust levels. Would be interesting to know how well it would work on those blocks!

@benjaminreinhardt259 Месяц назад

Living in the States, in a newer home, the construction methods over there interest me. Wild to think they would use block for an interior wall under the stairs. Nice use of otherwise dead space.

@thetruth6693 Месяц назад

Your brother is lucky to have you 😂 Another cracking bit of work mate

@cocorose3184 Месяц назад

Rollercoaster🎢 end there Keith. Little lady doing a spot of painting 🙂 and then a fuzzy friend departure 😔 rip 🐾

@Edd030427 Месяц назад

Did this a few years ago, best cupboard ever. Luckily enough, we had plasterboard only! We do have another bit (to the right on yours) with blockwork. We didn't dare open those up!

@PabloBD Месяц назад

That's a cool mini harry potter room! I like when you mix woodworking with other DIY craftmanship.

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thank you very much!

@PabloBD Месяц назад

@@RagnBoneBrown you are welcome kiffy

@leesmall7693 Месяц назад

Cracking job 👍

@lorimecikalski3079 19 дней назад

Well done Uncle Keefy.

@declanmorgan7390 28 дней назад

Depending on the design of the house, this wall that you but the door in could be designed to withstand the spread of fire for a set period, an hour or 2 depending. So in the case of a fire it gives the people in the house (upstairs) the use of the stairs to get out of the building. But putting in a door that say is not rated to protect the stairs for 1 hour in a fire could compromise this. This of course depends on the design of the house, for example this is needed in a 2 story house with attic conversation as extra time is needed in case people in the attic room need to escape.

@brianknowles7130 Месяц назад

Your a pretty handy guy eh. Good vid. thks.

@tjacksonwoodworker3726 Месяц назад

Very nice. Good brother..

@DocteGaby Месяц назад

Very nice editing, and entertaining and informative as always. I personally would have loved to see your approach to converting the space to a few big drawers instead of a cupboard, as that's a project I want to do for myself at some point.

@A_Biscuits 27 дней назад

Looks lovely, but can't help but notice the push opener being used with a handle. That's adding an extra step in the door opening process since you could just pull the handle! A soft close hinge works better with handles as push openers are usually for clean aesthetics. I can't fault it though, I'd do it myself to avoid the annoyance of a push opener breaking!

@pollutedcrimson Месяц назад

Great job. Only thing I would have done differently was have a shop vac running to suck up all the immediate kickback from the saw during initial cutting. Would stop virtually all the dust as it comes

@garethwatson7999 Месяц назад

Always debate doubt this to mine, almost exactly the same as this area tbh, great info! Cheers

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thanks for watching!

@lightx500 Месяц назад

If it was me, I would paint under the stairs:)

@MrsBrit1 Месяц назад

We have a storage area under the stairs like this. While it is used, I only store thing we need seasonally because I hate using it. It would be a great space for the cats. 😂

@AndreaArzensek Месяц назад

Why, why, why is a set of lovely questions. RIP Jasper, I noticed he was having trouble down the stairs. He was a lovely cat, my condolences to the family.

@pristineclean977 Месяц назад

Top job 👍👍

@doodles3075 25 дней назад

Brilliant idea. We have exactly the same staircase,( 1930s house) but ours sits in our living room as we have that part open planned. The stairs dominates the room. Just wondering if ours would be brick too rather than wood

@guy6353 4 дня назад

Like his standard of work.

@_stoatchaser Месяц назад

Missed opportunity. Should have added a chad to the keith woz ere

@asobstoryforeverysong9853 Месяц назад

Your videos are quite unique for RU-vid. So much of the way you work it appears that you're quite rough, with a that'll do attitude. But then your projects always look great in the end, showing how skilled you are. I have a that'll do attitude as well but my projects usually look like shite

@RagnBoneBrown Месяц назад

Thanks!