Reply With QuoteThat's looks really good and likely to provide many happy hours of play.
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A "Climbing frame and tree house" kit arrived a week or more ago, kindly ordered by my OH. Has been a bit of a mission, lots of things didn't fit and the instructions, which I had to track down online, were far from Ikea standard. However got properly stuck in over the last few days, having at last got rid of the old oil tank, and some progress has been made. Plan to tackle the remainder this afternoon.
And as these things need pics
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That's looks really good and likely to provide many happy hours of play.
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Thanks Dave. Now need to fit the monkey bars and hang the swings from that frame. Will post more pics when all done.Originally Posted by deepreddave
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Looks awesome. I’m assuming the 5 planks leaning against it are spare timber not a slide of some description?
Lol bit steep and splintery for a slide. It will be a climbing wall once I get the holds attached.
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Lol that’s what I was thinking! I’m sure the kids are delighted with it
Totally awesome, I want one ! ..
Phase one complete. Awaiting delivery of new monkey bar frame to complete the build. 2 happy girls so far.
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Now finished bar the ground work. The kids love It, which was kinda the point.
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Awesome!
When you look long into an abyss, the abyss looks long into you.........
Great project and I can understand why your girls love it.
Looks good .. which kit did you use .
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It was supplied by a company close to me, "climbing frames NI". The instructions were vague to say the least, had to do quite a bit of cutting and adapting, but I am fairly handy so no real dramas. Happy with the result.
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