Ideas what to do with building's Foundations

Avner Israel
by Avner Israel
This is part of the building's Foundations
The contractor said it can't be cut down.
I'm looking for original suggestions what to do withe the space.

Size: 160x80cm
37cm tall

Any comments will be appreciate
  7 answers
  • Grace Merrells Grace Merrells on Aug 26, 2017

    Add cushions and use it as a seat? What is the purpose of the room as a whole?

    Or perhaps use it to display something really nice. I have a spinning wheel my father made, that would be an example of what to display but really it depends on what will be happening around it. Can it be used for a pretty heater? Eg a wood burning one.


  • Ptrish Ptrish on Aug 26, 2017

    it would make a great seat bench with cushions and even a decorative wooden pallet back. Add additional height and make it into a tiered shelf with baskets for storage

  • Nevada Grgich Nevada Grgich on Aug 26, 2017

    make it it to extra seating if this is a paly area for children large cusion lots of fun colored pillows


  • Sharon Sharon on Aug 26, 2017

    Do you mean cut down that box along the wall? whats in there? Get a second or third opinion. If its nothing you need to access, I would build a book case around it to the ceiling, and if access is needed make the lower shelf(ves) removable or hinged to lift up for access.

  • Johnavallance82 Johnavallance82 on Aug 26, 2017

    Any of the above +could be a built in cupboard - Dresser - Bookcase - TV Cabinet or for a Pedestal Flower Arrangement, with a large Mirror on the wall behind. Or Could place a Bedstead over it. or Dressing table. I take it this is an upstairs room as this appears to be a Bulkhead. You could Put a Chest of Drawers on it etc........

  • Pat Ruge Pat Ruge on Sep 06, 2017

    Is this in the garage? If so, I think I would build a custom work bench on or around it, or perhaps add storage cabinets.

  • 17335038 17335038 on Sep 08, 2017

    Is this room in a basement or upper level of the home? What is the room presently used for? What are the adjoining rooms used for? What is under the box? I don't see any opening to it from the present picture; is it essential plumbing that you need to have continued access to?

    If you gave a little more info, Hometalkers would be able to ansewer you question with more specific answers, rather than with just random ideas.