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Putting a roof on a playhouse.
Incredible playhouse structure that is two playhouses connected by bridge and includes a slide.
Elevated playhouse with firewood storage underneath.
Think putting up a roof on a playhouse is difficult.
We ve had this playhouse up through a windy alaska summer and winter through rainstorms and even with lots of snow.
This simple roof design will take all of the confusion out of rafters.
Large play house with long sloping roof blue door and blue shutters.
Once you have it in place you ll put another one over the black part of it and nail it in place and keep going until you get to the edge of your roof.
Measure the ridgeboard the board that will run lengthwise through the center of the triangle shaped roof to 7 11.
We purchased this playhouse kit about a year ago and it has help up great so far.
So a new gaf timberline natural shadow.
There are two more rectangular windows with wavy white frames matching the door and the whole exterior is painted.
Small crooked playhouse with front porch in green and white.
Since the roof won t really be supporting any weight we kept it very simple.
Then attach two roof rafters to either side of the roof ridge so they are flush with the back of the ridge.
Once the wall frames are firmly attached to the floor you can move onto making the roof for the playhouse.
To do this first create a frame and then cover it with plywood.
There s probably a thousand different ways we could have built the roof but this is how we did it.
Attach the roof ridge to the top of the center wall stud with 2 1 2 pocket hole screws and exterior wood glue.
My only complaint is that the roof isn t waterproof and when it rains everything in it gets drenched.
Make sure there is 1 1 2 overhang on the back side.
Simply grab one to get started lay it over the peak making sure to cover the highest row of shingles on each side evenly and lining it up with the edge of the roof and nail in place.
It s also quite tall with a sloping gable roof a tiny chimney and a cute little heart shaped window centered above the door.
You have a few options here you can saw off the excess nail not recommended on a normal roofing project at all but okay for a playhouse you can hammer the ends of the nails to be a 90 degree angle so the excess lays flush against the ceiling of the playhouse or you can add another layer of plywood inside the playhouse an inch or so down to act as a drop ceiling of sorts.
