Saw this treehouse advertised on AOL. They’ve got some other great work at DanielsWoodland.com
You get out of life what you put into it……minus taxes.
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Edited 12/13/2004 9:32 am ET by Marv
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Thanks for the link... I will need to starting building one next summer. Some very good ideas there and looks like I will be able to build crooked walls on purpose now :-)
Saw this treehouse
Saw that too.
Plenty of work making that "tree stump" base.
The only thing with that one, is that I think I would have tried for a compliant railling that was more "in theme." The whimsical look with a "perfect" railing just looks a tad odd.
Still cool.
No room in my yard, though . . .
How about this railing?
View ImageYou get out of life what you put into it......minus taxes.
Marv
How about this railing?
Yeah, that's more like it!
Figuring out how to get that triangular space to meet the 4" rule could take some doing--but that's just the sort of thing that seems appropriate for the design.
I just had this bad picture in my head of trying to explain to some welder that the 1 1/2 x 1 1/2 ballusters are supposed to be crooked (just like on the drawings) . . . and bowed . . . and not quite level . . . Occupational hazard of my occupation not being around (sorry Bubba)