This treehouse plan will help you build a 10' wide (flat to flat) treehouse on a single tree. The floor space is 86.7 square feet which may be built into an enclosed treehouse, an open tree platform, or a combination of each. Hardware is specified and suggested materials for siding or roofing are called out, but you can substitute as desired - if you want our advice on which specific bolts you need based on your tree species or design load, then please contact us for support and/or advice. Tips, illustrations, and step by step instructions are included. These plans may be printed on regular 8.5x11 paper.

Specialty Treehouse Hardware Needed Includes:
(2) TAB 1x9 Treehouse Bolt
(2) 1.25" Pipe Bracket
(4) 1.25" Lag Bolt
(4) 1.25" Knee Brace Bracket

• The real trick of treehouse building is attaching treehouses to the trees without killing them or doing excessive damage. So the emphasis of our treehouse plans is the platforms. What you do above the platform is something many carpenters and skilled do-it-yourselfers can be creative with. We make suggestions, but generally keep the railings and siding basic - please feel free to customize the materials according to your taste and materials budget.
• All of our treehouse plans can be modified through our custom design process to fit your trees. There are additional hourly fees for this service. Please visit our custom treehouse design page for more information on custom treehouse plans.

These plans do not replace the advice of local professionals. Your locally registered engineer must review and approve these plans before use. You must obtain any necessary building permits before use.

Please consult with a qualified professional builder for advice or training if you aren't sure how to properly install this product. Even with a treehouse, general safe building principles must be applied throughout whether specified or not in the plans. Treehouse Supplies, Inc. is not liable for improper execution of this plan.

Building in living tree(s) is not a normal building project. Certain trees may not be suitable for this plan, especially if a support tree is not large enough or not healthy enough. A certified arborist should be consulted before building regarding the suitability of the tree(s).