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Do It Yourself Building Plans for a Kid's
Playhouse from Black and Decker
Step-By-Step Building Instructions
This 7'-6" x 8' playhouse has many of the architectural details
you'll find on a real house, making it a truly special place for
play - and a fun project to build. With two homemade windows and
a door-window, the 5'x8' interior of the main house is a bright
but private space. Outside, a 2'-6" deep covered porch provides
additional shelter for playing, lounging, or welcoming guests.
The entire building is supported by a single floor frame
attached to a wooden skid foundation, which helps make the
playhouse easy to move.
Black and Decker offers dozens of reasons for you to use their
great tools with a series of free building project plans on
their website. You'll find plans for everything from a mail box
for your front porch to a big timber-frame shed for your
backyard. The plans include extensive details and complete
material lists. Click on any of the illustrations for a larger
view. Each plan is accompanied by a building guide with
illustrations and step by step instructions. Visit
www.BlackAndDecker.com to find all
of the plans and information on the latest tools to make
building them easy.
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Free Playhouse and Children's Project
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Have all plans reviewed by your building department or by an experienced
building professional who knows local conditions, before you start to build. Plans may have to be modified by a local
professional to suit your site's building code and weather requirements. |
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