Rope ladder treehouse

Almost a year has passed since we started the tree house. As of my last post, I had put the floor on half of the structure but didn't have a photo of it yet. In the meantime, I put up rails around the outside edge and put a floor on what I have been referring to as the "back porch" -- the other side of the tree from the one you can see in the previous photo. Next I need to add a rope ladder, and once that's done I will consider it complete until probably next summer. I decided to put up…

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Designing a safe four-sided rope ladder to get in and out of the treehouse The freighter who dropped off a 600-foot roll of 1-inch polydac rope in my driveway barely batted an eye. But I had the grin of a man who, well, had a lot of great rope for a treehouse project. Me have big rope!! (happy grunting) Polydac rope is great for a lot of things; truckers (and other people who tie stuff down for a living) like it because it’s tough, but easy on your hands. It’s essentially a soft polyester…

Progress on the treehouse: railings, flooring, hatch. Working on rope ladder and roofing.

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