Pitch | The Closet

: Measure the distance from the floor to where the slope begins (the "short wall") and the total height at the peak.

Designing a (sloped or slanted ceiling) requires careful planning to turn awkward angles into usable storage. Use this guide to maximize space in attics or under-stair areas. 1. Measure the Angle The Closet Pitch

: Use custom board dividers or modular systems to prevent items from sliding toward the lower end of the slope. : Measure the distance from the floor to

Standard furniture often leaves a "dead triangle" in pitched spaces. Instead, use these tiered strategies: The Closet Pitch

: Place hanging rods under the tallest part of the slope. For long items like gowns or coats, aim for about 68 inches of vertical space.