It features:
- An Interactive Magic Mirror (See Separate DIY Magic Mirror Instructable)
- Vintage Light Fixtures
- Stained Glass Windows
- A Built-in Bookshelf
- Recessed TV
- Sound System
- In-Ceiling Speakers
- Network
- Phone
- Faux Fireplace
- Doorbell
- Picture Rail Molding
- Ceiling Vent
- Gutters
- Laminate Flooring & Baseboard
Yes I know, it's a little over the top, but if you're going to spoil your girls you might as well do it right :-)
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My Dad framed it in Oregon, took it apart, and then drove it down to my place in California where we assembled it together.
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Doesnt that defeat the purpose of a playhouse which is to encourage the imagination?
I hope those two beautiful little girls know how special their Daddy is!!!
I didn't read every step (sorry -- no time) so maybe you said about the cost of the plans. I didn't see that cost reflected in your "rough breakdown".
Wonderful details! Come and build one for my granddaughter? I'll do the interior decorating. LOL
the playhouse plans were $35, here's the link http://woodmanor.net/Little-miss-playhouse-plans.html
yes the girls like it, its also quite popular with the neighborhood kids
8x8 concrete slab - $200
wood and internal trim - $200
electrical wiring and panel - $100
speaker wire and in wall speakers - $100
roof shingles and flashing - $150
drywall - I paid someone to hang and mud the drywall $400
tv mount and tv - $150
vintage light scounces- $80
foam panel insulation - $80
pergo floor - $120
custom sized windows - $200
see http://diymagicmirror.com for parts and costs for the magic mirror
Hope that helps
I particularly like the stained glass he made--an instructable coming for that? Please? ;)
Thanks for the step by step info on it! AWESOME! :D