Tree House Design

Almost every child considers a tree house as a hiding place, fortress, or a playground that has magical appeal. The tree house is also a fun project for adults. Building a tree house requires careful planning and construction, but commensurate with the outcome. If you take care and care for your dream home home properly, you will have a "wooden house" that can be enjoyed for a long time.

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Choose the right tree. The health of trees is crucial to building the foundation of a tree house. Trees that are too old or young will not be qualified as tree houses; And whoever goes in there will be very risky. Trees must be sturdy, mature, and still alive. The ideal tree for a tree house includes oak, maple, fir, and apple. You should ask a tree expert to check your tree before starting to build. An ideal tree has the following qualities:

Stems and branches are sturdy and strong.

The roots are deep and strong.

No sign of parasites or diseases that can weaken the tree.

2. Visit the city planning office in your area. Take the time to study the regulations or regulations that may be related to tree house projects, such as height limits. You may even have to have build permissions. If there are protected trees in your property, you may be banned from building there.

3Talk with your neighbors. As a courtesy, you should talk to your neighbors and tell them your plan. If your tree house is visible from the neighbors' house, they will be glad when you consider their opinion. This simple step can prevent any future complaints or lawsuits. Even though your neighbors tend to agree, this step will help them better support your project.

4. Talk with your insurance agent. Contact your insurance agent to see if the tree house is covered in your home policy. Otherwise, the entire potential damage caused by the tree house will not be covered by the insurance