# Fit a wardrobe under a sloped ceiling

Fit a wardrobe to a loft ceiling that is flat, then sloped. Cut the carcasses to the slope, or keep them square under a fascia with the doors up to it.

Cut the carcasses to the slope, or keep them square under a fascia that is cut to the ceiling.

![Three square carcasses under a fascia cut to the slope, the doors reaching up to it](/docs/img/how-to/carcass-wardrobe-fascia.jpg)

## Cut the carcasses to the slope

In a loft the ceiling is often flat, then sloped. Draw the end wall before you add the wardrobe: x is across from the left wall, z is up.

1. In the **Model** tree, click **+ envelope…**.
2. Click **Profile**, and keep **Drawn on** at **front**.
3. In **Profile points**, type the corners of the end wall, for example `0,0; 1620,0; 1620,1240; 310,2220; 0,2220`.
4. Type the **Depth**, for example `745`, and click **Create**.
5. Select **File ▸ Insert furniture ▸ Wardrobe…**.
6. At **Fit to a space**, select the envelope, and click **Insert**.

Each box follows its part of the ceiling, 10 mm below it. Under the slope, the top is pocket-screwed to the sides from its underside. At the bend, the two top pieces are butted on a batten, with no joint between them. The box under the bend has a top in two pieces and a bent door and back. Doors under the slope hinge on their high side, so they open clear of the ceiling. A warning shows a door that hits it, with the fix.

![The loft wardrobe, doors open: two carcasses under a flat, then sloped ceiling, each door hinged on its high side](/docs/img/how-to/carcass-wardrobe-loft.jpg)

If the ceiling slopes down to the back wall, set **Drawn on** to **side** and type the side wall instead. The top then slopes to the back.

## Keep the carcasses square under a fascia

The carcasses stay square and are easier to make. A fascia panel over them is cut to the ceiling, and the doors reach up to it, so the front looks raked.

1. Select the wardrobe that you fitted to the envelope.
2. In **Properties**, at **Envelope**, click **Fit again…**.
3. At **Rake by**, select **Square carcasses under a fascia**, and click **Fit**.

Each box is square, 60 mm under the lowest point of the ceiling over it. To change this height, go to **All settings**, then **Fit**, then **Ceiling fascia: height at the lowest point**. The fascia goes on the box tops, and its top edge is scribed to the ceiling. Each door in the top row reaches up to the fascia line, 60 mm under the ceiling, and is cut to it. Its hinges stay on the carcass side. A check tells you where the top hinge goes.

![The doors open: square carcasses behind doors cut to the slope](/docs/img/how-to/carcass-wardrobe-fascia-open.jpg)

To make one door oversize, select its cell and click **Contents…**. At **Door reaches past the cell**, type the millimetres: top, bottom (over the plinth), left or right (over a scribe filler). A warning shows a door that reaches over another front, goes too near the floor, or reaches past its cell on the hinge side. Each warning has a fix.

Next: [Fit a carcass into an alcove](/docs/how-to/furniture/fit-a-carcass-into-an-alcove/).