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a tree house with a climbing net on the top and stairs up to the bottom

Kid play house n tree

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Mirror Tree House in Sweden.

a potted plant sitting on top of a wooden table next to a white curtain

Kid Craft // Tiny Treehouses

Awesome kid craft: a handmade tiny treehouse! Bring the outdoors in with this creative STEM art project.

a woman sitting on a hammock in the middle of some plants and trees

Henri Bredenkamp converts derelict university building into family home

The Study House by Studio 30 Architects

a person standing next to a tree with wooden poles attached to the top of it

Cambium Plattform Bausatz , 310,59 €

Cambium Plattform Bausatz

a wooden sign with many different signs on it's side in front of a tree

Splitcoaststampers : Card Making, Rubber Stamping & Paper Crafting

Sign for kids play area outside!! Love it Forget kids area! What about at a wedding for book lovers? #pinmydreambackyard

Zipline tree fort Note: great structure and support ideas. ladder could be a climbing wall.

Tree House with a slide

Rustic Treehouse

Barbara Butler-Extraordinary Play Structures for Kids-Log Lookout: Rustic Treehouse

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an outdoor area with a thatched roof and steps leading up to it

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This could possibly be the coolest tree house I have ever seen. Complete with floating bed (ummm or party deck?)... Underneath.

a tree with some stairs going up it's side in the middle of a field

Strap This Spiral Staircase Onto Any Tree, No Tools Needed

Spiral treehouse steps that don't hurt the tree "Strap this spiral staircase onto any tree, no tools needed : TreeHugger"

a man laying on top of a hammock in the middle of a forest

Treehouse goals in Tulum!🌲🏡

Treehouse goals in Tulum! : CozyPlaces

a metal object is attached to a tree with a screwdriver on the trunk

How to Build a Tree House

Don’t use too many fasteners. One large bolt is better than many screws or nails. You get the same strength but with fewer puncture wounds to the tree. Whenever possible, perch your tree house on top of fasteners rather than pinning beams to the tree. This gives the tree room to move and grow. Even for smaller, lighter tree houses where the load is spread over three or four attachment points, consider using 1-in.- or 1-1/4-in.-diameter lag bolts.