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Haha, yes I do!

@danielwilson7714 I used primed siding panels: www.lowes.com/pd/SmartSide-38-Series-Primed-Engineered-Panel-Siding-Common-0-315-in-x-48-in-x-96-in-Actual-0-315-in-x-48-563-in-x-95-875-in/3058153

Thanks captain obvious.

I just came up with a plan in my head around the size of plywood sheets. Since they're 8'x4', 2 sheets would be 8'x8', adding a third makes it 8'x12'. And since wall panels are usually also 4' wide, I decided to make the enclosure 8'x8' with a porch. From there, width of the beams would normally be 1" to 1' of length, so 12' long beams would be 12" wide, but since this is a play house of sorts, I went smaller to save cost & weight.

Also, check the reply I posted for the other comment, I gave more of a material breakdown

Old Course, Half Moon Bay, CA

I'm still amazed I just happened to catch it on video. Thanks for putting this round together!

@charles Hall - Yes, they're 4x4s, which I feel like 6x6 should have been used, but each 4x4 can handle about 3000 lbs vertically, and the braces on each help sturdy it. I dug them down about 3' and a 10" or 12" post hole auger, then filled with cement. We had tornado-force winds several months ago that blew down several fences in my area, blew the back fence behind the treehouse down & up against the treehouse posts, as well as other sections of multiple neighbors' adjoining yards, and the treehouse still stands, so I guess it's solid. I bought two (2) more 4x4s to add on the long sides, just in case, but it hasn't shifted and feels sturdy. Materials (off the top of my head): Posts = 4"x4"x10' - I did 4x of them, adding 2x more. 6x6 may be more sturdy if you plan on having more weight up there. Floor frame = 2"x8" (2x 12' and 2x 8') - I would trim the 12-footers to make sure the outside lengths are 8'x12'. Mine ended up 8'x12'3" because I put the 8' beams outside the 12' beams. Not sure why I didn't think of this beforehand. Floor joists = 2"x6"x8', and placed every 16" on center (9 of them, 8 if you keep it 8'x12'). Floor = Three (3) 4'x8'x3/4" treated plywood Walls = 2"x4"x8' studs on 16" centers, 9 per solid wall, 10 if you double up the top plate, and are 8'x8'. You'll need to adjust for door & window frames. I believe I cut the wall studs down to 6' (or made overall wall height 6', I don't recall, I'll go measure if I remember) and then set the roof beam height of 8' for the exterior wall panels to fit without trimming or adding. Roof ridge beam = 2"x8"x12 Rafters = 2"x4" on 20" centers - I forget the length, I think I bought six (6) 12-footers & cut in half, then used an online calculator for angles & birds mouth notch. Roof = eight(8) 12' panels I cut in half, mounted on some 1"x2"x12' runners, trimmed the last one for proper width Wall panels = eight (8) 4'x8' panels Deck railing = four (4) 6' preassembled panels Ladder = four (4) 2"x8"x12' - I just winged this, trimmed to where I wanted & cut the rungs to what felt like a decent width Slide = www.lowes.com/pd/Swing-N-Slide-7-ft-Turbo-Tube-Yellow-Slide/1000379755 **NOTE** For lengths, you really should do 1:1 inches to feet, so my floor frame should have been 2"x12" outsides with 2"x8" joists, but since it's a funhouse for kids, I didn't build as sturdy as if it's real tiny house. My daughter & 4 of her friends aren't even 400lbs combined, whereas my dad & I combined, with the tools, are above that, and it was still plenty sturdy with a couple other full-sized adults on it.

I do not. I can send the 3D file.

@eddie mm - I'll upload the file to thingiverse so you and anyone else can print it themselves or have it printed.

www.thingiverse.com/thing:5142412

@Jared Campbell Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see the comment. At the back right corner, shortest corner, the floor is about 7 feet high, the left front corner is about 7'7". The main platform is 8'x12', and the inside is roughly 8'x8', with 6' tall walls. I'll try to do a full walkthrough when it's done. The latest video of me building the slide mount & railing was corrupt and wouldn't play ☹️

Skyler Moore I finally gave in and converted my account to my name, so now I can comment. That day was so fun.