Screw the frame to the joists to secure it in place making sure not to screw into electrical wires.
Building a storage room in the attic.
Many building codes require a permanent safe staircase leading to an attic living space.
Rip 1 2 thick plywood to 24 widths so it will fit up the attic stairs.
Carpet tiles are also a brilliant choice for playrooms.
As long as they are not damaged the joists should be strong enough to allow you to move around in the attic for an inspection and to provide storage for typical boxed items.
If one gets stained swap it with one in a less conspicuous part of the room.
Measure your existing attic access area.
The above attic space illustrates this perfectly.
Full the spaces between the frame members with insulation.
If your attic is a playroom pile on vibrant colors to make the space bright and happy.
If short on storage an attic room can be perfect for creating more storage for your home.
A modular sectional makes a great place to snuggle and lounge.
The floor structure of an attic is also the framing for the ceiling beneath it.
Stairs must measure at least 3 feet wide and 13 feet tall and rise at a 30 to 35 degree angle.
This is made up of ceiling joists typically 2x6 or larger boards.