Does anybody have instructions on building this clubhouse? http://www.clubhouseplans.com/design1.html?

Answer 1

Ah I get it, and you neglected to say you didn't want to pay the $9.95 for downloading the plans.

With no offense meant at all; if you have the skills and are intuit enough; the description and image is pretty easy to follow in re-creating at least a similar version.

It is likely; as with Millions of other like situations; that the company is unwilling to FREELY give up what might be a very exclusive; even patented design of their own. I might analogize it to something as inane as a "Secret Sauce" recipie I've created. If I tell you; then it will no longer be exclusively mine.

Steven Wolf

Answer 2

As usual the "Doc" nailed it. That clubhouse is by no means "rocket science." But it is probably worth $15 to get the plans so that you can get the construction steps in the right order.
Also, most plans have a material list that you can take to Home Depot or Lowes or some other lumber center and you can buy everything in one trip. It will also allow you to price the materials "ahead" of time so you know what the thing will cost.
If you try to do it yourself, I guarantee you will make at least 10 trips to Home Depot and wind up buying things you don't need, too much of one thing, too little of another. All to save a few bucks.
Buy the dam plans, save some headaches and have some fun!!

Answer 3

I outfitted a "log cabin" for my youngsters utilizing landscaping timbers. It change into in simple terms round $400 for one it truly is 6' tall even though it truly is in simple terms 7'x7'. it truly is outfitted by notching the corners such as a authentic log cabin in simple terms on condition that they gained't be residing in it there is not any authentic go with to dirt the "logs" yet you could in case you go with.

Answer 4

DYI Doc is right.. If you can't look at that and see how to build it, you would be better off to buy the plans.