WOW I love how you find honest contractors, builders and skilled people who will straight up tell you their pricing! that's good business right there :)

You've got them nicely installed up in the 'conceiling'

They are amazing. I bought this and had a local guy install it. It's fantastic, I even can take a dresser into my attic now

holy crap Matt that looks so COOL and pricey, but a lifetime product.

Absolutely the best attic access I have seen

Looks great. First heard of this access door from obsessed garage channel.

Hi Matt,that is very cool!! You find the most unique systems that can be incorporated into a house.

Pretty awesome...thanks for showing it!

That is amazing and what a wonderful an innovative product.

Long time watcher and sub.. Why not make the whole panel with clips, so you dont have a seam? Anyways love the science behind your videos.. And those stairs are boss!

This is impressive. Steve did a great job. Love from Myanmar.

Nicely done. As for cost, it certainly is comparable to what it would cost if I tried to design and fabricate an equivalent system myself.

Thank you Matt. Good stuff.

Good product = less headaches

That elevator at the end was very uplifting!

If you want to conceal it you need to do staggered scarf cuts...

Super impressive lift at the end!

If you got the cash and space i think thats amazing and the concelling is an art work..

Idea of hidden stairs is different and amazing. I'll try to use in my project.

Very cool stuff. Not far from me too. Would love to add this for our current renovation.

That is AWESOME.

I’m more of a fan of permanent stairs but as a retro fit option it’s cool. That Lift though…I like it. Need one that’s rated for 1200 LB and use it as a basement lift.

Very cool Matt! :D

Windsor One. I'm sure Richard of Finish Carpentry TV is proud!

I am not disappointed with this video

Saw these both on the Obsessed Garage channel. I'd love to have one in my garage some day.

Now that’s cool stuff 👍🇺🇸

I’d love to see you do an episode on residential elevators. I’m not a home owner yet but that’s one feature I would like because most people want to be able to grow old in their own home. Also some people with chronic diseases have mobility issues too. Even if I only have the elevator shaft, I know I could install one later if I want but I know there are a lot of considerations. Most of the houses where an elevator is added after construction, it looks out of place.

That is really nice!!!!

great product!

when he says( let's git going ) kills me 😆

Definitely got the idea from Obsessed Garage!

Awesome!

Approaching 900K Subs!

Magic!

Man I need that yesterday

Hi from UK

I did residential hvac ten years ago.. my last day before moving up to big commercial/industrial I was coming down a pull down and the tread snapped… fell 5’ onto hardwood floor. Stairs like that would have paid for itself

Well worth the cost.

Nice system, the adjustable feet need rubber to prevent those hard metal feet from denting your wooden floors. It's nice your attic is a storage space but you need to be strategic in where you place whatever you want to store up there. If anything breaks you are going to be playing Tetris moving boxes or whatever so your mechanics or you can access your systems.

Fantástica

It's fine if you have a huge attic to fit the ladder in & a even a bigger pocket book to afford it.

I like it I want the lift in my garage, my attic is 1980's Arizona cluster of bad ideas but over the garages its good

Godzilla,the Mac Daddy of attic stairs...killer.!!!

"Do you hate your children? would you like to quarantine them to only one part of the house? then get our 45 degree angle hallway blocking attic! it's perfect for pesky children who ask too many questions while you're busy trying to manage your divorce settlement with your ex-wife. Questions such as "why is the sky blue" just extend your ladder! call now."

It’s a big piece to maneuver up in the attic. It would be helpful to know the space requirements for the stairs to stow them and the headroom needed for them to swing up and then into the operating position.

I would get a manual one personally and use it as a safe room/storage

This is a very interesting product. How many cycles does it average before it needs a service and/or overhaul?

My Grandfather built a manual one back in the 20s.

How much space did you loose in the attic? But with the aging population, this would be very beneficial to an older couple. Maybe that is why they are out of fl :) nice video always enjoy the new content.

Cool but are they fire rated? Up here in the Northwest no attic stairs in the dwelling that don't meet fire code.

Do these stairs meet code for stairs if your article is finished?

This is the way.

Hey brother !!!! , here we go with more things to add to my dream home , so far i have gone 180k more to the initial proyection, but I love it , I need 2 of those ......lol great work bro , ... from houston and now serving midland Tx EAGLE HOME SERVICES...

I am very much struggling with medical debt - I had to sell all my stuff, and my house. But - I don't begrudge you for having all this cool stuff. You have a great channel. Keep up the great content! Best to you!

That's very reasonable

A great product, if you have the room for it. I don't have the length needed for this to come all the way down in my home. This is the downside to having it come down at a 45.

Does it work in a power outage?

I did the same thing with drop ceiling panels, you can't tell it's there. My house in Waco will have 3+ hidden doors as well; I love me some hidden features.

What’s the link to the elevator video you have where you put them in that flat and lift them to the attic

I think I would be fine with an all manual one if that's possible. It's not like I go up in the attic every day.

Need more seams to actually "hide it" though 😉

Have loved watching your KZfaq channel, I was wondering if you are doing any home energy projects with your new home. For example solar panels, Span Smart Panel or home energy monitors like Sense. I did see the one about the backup natural gas generator, just wondering if you'll be doing anything else like that. Blessings.

1 question can you fit an air handler through it?

Given the conditioned attic space, what is the advantage of this unit vs putting in the kind of permanent attic staircase that older homes used to have? It seems like the cost (4000-6000$ after installation) is comparable to paying your framers to build another non-load bearing wall and a low cost contractor grade staircase?

That very oddly looks like how my stairs look like, except mine aren't automated and I think are from the 70s

Usually don’t seal very well, but this a conditioned attic so it doesn’t matter that much.

It’s not hidden when you reveal it to the world

What is the companies contact information to order?

What is cost of materials and labor per sq ft for shiplap on ceiling vs drywall?

Ola🙆👷

It didn't look like the door was flush with the ceiling.

Easily spotted, what's hidden about it?

Not insulated?

I need something like this but not from a ceiling but from a high wall Is it possible?

Nice, but not here in Canada. No way to insulate around this.

My job has something just like that for a hidden mechanical room. The motor broke while it was closed and there was no emergency access and zero access to the room. They were forced to cut through a concrete wall to get in and fix it.

"Florida Man installs hidden stairs in Texas home"

I don't get what's so great about the lift option, when you could have attic stairs and be able to access the whole space above the garage.

I am a little worried that the garage attic lift might come crashing down.

cool stairs but not so hidden

Yeah that uneven section of the boards on the ceiling doesn't look odd at all. Pretty obvious it's a staircase or ladder

It is a very cool stair… but I hate the cable across the front. I wonder why it couldn’t be designed with the lift at the top instead of the bottom…

What was the price?

nice stairs, pretty far from hidden, tho.

Never had a problem with a standard attic stair. If you have to go up there that much then there is a issue

3K for something you use once a year is a little high Maybe if it was something you used all the time but for anyone who has a basement this is really not something worth it. Very neat but way out of most people's budgets

It must be really hard to pull down a stair case

Can’t find the source of this remix anywhere….

wheres your catch phase for signing off. "ON THE BUILD SHOW"

Well, I guess Matt isn't a golfer...not sure why you would use that lift for a set of golf clubs ever! lol

i hope matt is keeping realistic receipts on everything. as in what would a regular person without their own yt channel, buddies, and contracting teams have paid for all this? i can't wait to find out he spent years building a house that cost 3 million which he could actually sell for just over 1 million. it has to be something insane. just absolutely zero return in value for 90+% of the upgrades. i mean what did he lose with just taxes, insurance, and lost rent for however many months alone? we haven't even gotten to the big stuff yet. worst part is it still has all kinds of size/space restraints. everyone's like yeah a real staircase would cost less but it would take up more space! he's already got 3 kids packed into 1 room! still doesn't have 15sqft for stairs on a home with a ridiculous cost level for the neighborhood it sits in.

Very cool looking, but it takes up way to much valuable attic space.

Panic room anyone?

Doesn't look very flush when closed.

For roughly $5K with freight ect , my fabricator said they can whip up a set with titanium . Thx for the idea.

Not so hidden now, everyone knows about them

If you'd staggered the planking to begin with you have enough room there when the hatch swings down to have a staggered 'edge' to the planking covering the hatch so you _could_ have made it _more_ concealed, _maybe_ totally if you did an excellent job, but as it is it's actually pretty obvious imo. Very, very cool but it's obvious it's there and I'm not saying it just for the sake of criticizing it - it's a great job in any case but a burglar would notice it immediately Matt so don't convince yourself otherwise. Who _wouldn't_ run a complete length of planking down that hallway given the rest of the ceiling? Whereas, if it were all staggered then you could use that to your advantage and really blend in that break line.

Those stairs cost more than my entire tiny home build! Lol

Very expensive stairs. $4000 for stairs (10' ceiling), $400 crate fee, $900 shipping, and then the add-ons. This does not include installation. I was considering it until I saw the cost. $300 rickety model is good for me.