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Something has happened again
Secret hiding place spotted in Munich: A little cosy treehouse nestles around a stately oak tree trunk now. To make it even more comfy, we built it on a round platform and added round side-windows. Just for this project, our engineer Rainer Rohm developed a new substructure, which made setting it up a lot easier. At a height of 8’2“ the kids can now plan secret actions in this cosy bunk.
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Bright-eyed children near Hamburg: Our latest treehouse was created in the North-East of the Hanseatic city. A spiral staircase leads to the fully insulated and electrified Wendy house, while the 120 year old beech-tree is integrated by a round platform. Even in autumn it’s warm and snugly with its isolation and in dim light. In that regard the rain drum on the roof becomes a welcome guest of cosiness. As special features we integrated a swing and a basket elevator, with which the yummy snacks can be transported high up the trees. The glint of the little owners eyes were the best possible reward for our work.
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