Attic Access In The Kitchen

Here s a fabulous white small kitchen in an attic with skylights and white subway tile backsplash.

Attic access in the kitchen.

Whole house fans may seem old fashioned but they re enjoying renewed popularity. They have a special charm and you have to admit that all of the kitchen you have seen above are totally adorable. It s no wonder given these beautiful examples but what are some practical concerns that might bring an attic kitchen back down out of the clouds. It s super easy and very inexpensive to put in a small attic access door like this one.

Then add insulation batting to form a pillow and wrap it up like a birthday present as shown. The idea behind them is simple. Repeat the cut on the. Add foam insulation tape around the edges to seal the perimeter where it rests in the access hole.

If you have ceiling joists laid out in a way that you can not put a full sized pull down ladder in like us or you just don t need to access your attic much then a small attic access panel might be the best option. The attic is usually the most appealing place in the house. We put in a new fan and the exhaust now works again. Remove the loose section of drywall.

Before the remodel the entire attic was accessible via a pull down door in the garage on the opposite side of the house. But we are unable to access it. A powerful fan draws cooler early morning and evening air through open doors and windows and forces it up through the attic and out the. Includes half fridge and miniature range.

Really fresh and super airy ambiance in this kitchen is due to the big velux windows on the roof and the bright blue back splash color that strikes through this all white kitchen setting and adds to the freshness cleanness and pureness of this spot. The smell is just in our kitchen and dining room area and comes at night then disappears throughout the day. Staple long pieces of duct tape sticky side up onto the attic scuttle door. Newer attic fans have insulated doors that close in 30 seconds when the fan s not operating.

Use the space beneath your ceiling and create an amazing kitchen that will make everybody who sees it fall in love with it. When we spy a kitchen way up in the rafters of a building we re carried away with romantic notions of the view the old building it s probably located in and dinners on the roof. Small l shaped kitchen with contemporary wood cabinets open upper shelving and white backsplash. Cut the drywall straight across between the two joists connecting the ends of the two cut lines on the far edge of the attic access hole.