Shoe Daisy Treehouse – Construction Process

Original Shoe Treehouse Sketch for design ideas at Treehouse World
Shoe Daisy Treehouse 1
Progress being made on the Shoe Daisy
Shoe Daisy Treehouse

The structure of this platform is a combination of ground and tree support, and we fixed the platform to the large tulip poplar tree, and allowed the floor to float on the 4 posts in the center. When building treehouses, it is often a difficult choice whether to support a structure fully in the tree or to use ground support. In this case, we did not want to cut the size of the treehouse down to something we felt comfortable perching on just the two trees, especially where the small oak was in the understory and barely big enough to install a TAB (Tree Attachment Bolt).

 

Treehouse Construction DIY Resources

Treehouse World offers workshops every year to teach people how to design and build treehouses. These workshops are open to parent/child teams, contractors, tree climbers, architects, or anyone interested in learning our craft. A small group of 10-20 people gather from all over the world to meet like minded people and learn some new tricks. For a 2-day experience of learning both hands on and in a classroom, check out our Treehouse Construction Workshops!

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