Fitzpatrick's Fitted Bedrooms' most recent project was in Read, in the beautiful Ribble Valley in Lancashire. We had the pleasure of working in a uniquely laid out property, which had a room with an angled ceiling leading down to a small entrance to the eaves.

Our customer, naturally, wanted to retain this access but wanted the space to be utilised for storage. Together, we came up with a design, using angled units which fulfilled the quota. It provided the required storage by providing 3 slim shelves, 6 deep shelves, and 2 hanging rails. The design gave easy access to the eaves, and, it looked great too! Our customer chose the board colour, Aida Walnut with a mitre-frame door, which beautifully complemented their wall colour.

"From our first enquiry, Lee has conducted himself in the way that all providers should, but sadly don't. I was kept informed at each stage of the enquiry and subsequent job. Any questions I raised were clearly answered which was re-assuring throughout the contract. I am 75 years old and so can remember when the majority of providers behaved in the same way as Lee does now.
Whilst Lee's work is of the highest standard, he is clearly constantly striving to improve the customer experience, and this is the secret of all good businesses." - B. Morris, Read, Lancashire



Here are some photographs of each stage of the project. 

One of Fitzpatrick's Fitted Bedrooms recent jobs in Accrington, Lancashire, was to create a work area for the kids to be able to do their homework in peace, while maximising the space at the top of the stairs.
This has been created in a shaker mitre frame door in Opera Walnut.
It just goes to show that if you have a need, we can create a unique and stylish solution!

Fitzpatrick's latest fitted bedroom, in Wilpshire, Blackburn, was the master bedroom in the loft of the house. Our customer wanted to make the most of their space, so we designed a run of units including shelving, drawers and hanging space.
We removed an existing boiler-housing and a redundant water tank, replacing this with a new unit, and incorporating some useful shelves. This is the large unit seen on the left of the photographs. We built the new in the exact position of the old, so no decorating or carpet altering would be needed.