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All of us are incredibly happy with the playset. The girls have dubbed it “Fort Awesome” and have already had a good half-a-dozen lunches up in the club house. It’s become quite the center of activity for other kids in the neighborhood. Thanks for all of your amazing work on this.
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For a truly unique treat, have us build a custom treehouse for your family.
We can build treehouses on one, two or three trees, or around the tree. They can have minimal features and just be a really cool place to hangout, or they can be set up with slides, swings or climbing structures.
Very cool 7' x 9' Fort, 7' off the ground, with 6'8" of headroom inside the fort. To get up, take the rope climbing ladder or the wooden ramp. Escape quickly via the 14' scoop slide. This huge structure also has a 12 x 12 deck underneath for the parents to put out a few chairs and enjoy their kids playing in the woods.
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This is an amazing treehouse, built between 2 very large pines. The fort between the trees is 7' x 7' with about 78" of headroom inside. Dutch doors provide access to & from the front and back porches, each being about 4'5" deep. At the highest point, the front porch is about 8' off the ground. Access to the very cool treehouse is through a sliding escape hatch, positioned in a corner of the main fort.
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This large treehouse is secured to a large oak tree on one side and 4x6 posts on the other. It features a 7' x 7'6" enclosed fort, a 3' x 7'6" porch, escape hatch, 10' scoop slide, cargo net and a gangplank. Loads of room for a sleepover.
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The tree house has no supports to the ground. All support comes from the trunk of the tree.
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Our first attempt at a treehouse! Built on a single tree, 16" in diameter, and 7' off the ground. The beautiful roofing is red cedar shingle. This amazing structure has a cargo net, a 110' zipline and a sliding escape hatch accessed by sliding the hatch back and climbing up the tree (where the 'v' is). Once on top, close the hatch and you have flooring instead of a hole.
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