Yes, if the building is approved there should be nothing standing in the way for a residential permit. Due to the regionally different regulations contact your local building authority.

DO: Respect the tree as a living being. That means building your treehouse without affecting the trees growth and movement. Use preferably natural materials to treat the tree and his environment with care. Look at our FAQ #5 for further information.

DON’T: Don’t take your laptop, tablet, mobile phone up to the trees. Only then the treehouse can reveal its full effect.

We start with a meeting with the client. There we inspect the possible site, take measurements and talk about the desired shape and dimension of the treehouse. Then we create a design with an offer. In the ideal case the completed treehouse stands in your garden no later than eight to 12 weeks after the contract has been signed. If you need a building permit though, it could also take a year until the first chips fall.

I’m afraid not! But there are ingeniously inventions of other threehouse building colleagues. Have a look at i.e. the brillant bicycle elevator. But we build the most sophisticated spiral staircases!

Not until now, no. I hope things will stay that way. If you take all the necessary safety precautions, it shouldn’t happen. Top priority: Work in serenity. Don’t ever rush through your project!