Plans to build an outdoor playhouse for children.
DIY Cubby House & Playhouse Plans
Have you ever wanted to build a playhouse?
Build something different - a crooked cubby house.
Crooked playhouse plans I made this SketchUp model for basic dimensions to fit a standard sheet of Masonite.
The model can be scaled to make a dolls house, dog house, cardboard house for cats, a letterbox that would be the talk of the town.
You probably have all the tools needed: Circular saw (or hand saw), hammer, level, measuring tape, builders square, and other common tools.
Let the imagination of your children soar with their very own playhouse. This project includes operable shutters, a Dutch door with decorative window grids (no glass). The plans include: Floor, Wall and Roof Framing Plans, 3-D Cut-Away Drawings, Dutch Door Construction, Rafter Cutting Template. Project measures 8 feet x 5 feet 6 inches.
This playhouse has a certain fairy tale charm with its ornate balcony, shutters and flower boxes. Even the most restless group of children will spend many hours playing in their own little house. Construction will go quickly since very little framing is required. Full-size patterns are provided for all the curved trim pieces.
Even if you do not make your children or grandchildren anything else this year, surprise them with this winner of a project. We guarantee that they will spend hundreds of hours in it and cherish every minute. They will think you are pretty special, too. Measures 61-1/2 inches long, 48 inches wide, 58-3/4 inches tall.
When the kids outgrow this playhouse, it can be used as a storage shed.
Comprehensive building instructions include a web address for videos and visual aids for the successful completion of this project.
Comprehensive building instructions include a web address for videos and visual aids for the successful completion of this project.
A unique playhouse in the shape of a fort that will provide hours of fun for kids young and old! This detailed plan-set with step-by-step instructions is in both metric (mm) and imperial (inch) dimensions. The design includes a trap door entry, a climbing wall, a swing, and there is also a slide installation guide. The complete frame is fixed together with bolts, so as well as being very strong, the fort can also be dismantled.
The trapdoor fort is designed to be self-supporting, which means that there are no posts to concrete into the ground. This allows the fort to be moved around. The complete frame is fixed together with bolts, so as well as being very strong, the fort can also be dismantled. The building of this project is broken down into two stages. Read more...
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