After lunch, I headed to Lowe’s to buy some more building materials for my daughter’s playhouse. After laying the foundation yesterday, I was ready to start building the walls. I am pretty much a dork at everything that I do, and I do believe that I am building the largest playhouse in the history of the world. If you look at the pictures below, you will see the first wall. It is a standard 8 foot wall. I am still deciding how many windows I want to add, what size door to use, and whether or not to air condition the thing. (Hmmm… as always, I bite off more than I can chew.)
I will probably add a “loft” that will be 8 feet wide and 4 feet deep. My goal for the next few days is to have the building framed up, with siding and a roof. I can worry about the “interior” once I get the building ready to withstand rain. So far, I’m about $300 into this baby, with much more to spend. Yikes! (My daughter is 7. She will love this playhouse.)





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Your daughter’s playhouse is only slightly smaller (4 sq feet) than our hunting cabin. I’m so envious – especially if she gets the lot – then she’ll have *way* more space
Wow, I’m really impressed. That’s a lot of skill and time and nice weather. Sigh, I need some sun.
Your little angel is lucky…she will definitely gonna enjoy her play house…great job NCN…
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