Sided in cedar hand-splits, is this a free-standing garage or a monster shed?  You decide! 

a close-up shot of the Dual Fort bridge…

the center girder on the Dual Fort bridge serves as support for the swings…

a kid’s-eye view from one fort to the other as seen from across the arched bridge…

The slide inset on one of the two Dual Fort ladder platforms…

A rear-view of the Dual Fort Bridge and swing set…

This is cool!  I designed this “Dual Fort” swing set and cross-bridge for my customer’s 6 year old twins.  Constructed with Canadian cedar, the 2 individual forts are connected by an arched bridge.  The center support girder for the bridge carries a pair of swings. Custom ladders lead to platforms that lead to the fort’s rear-entrances, one of which supports the slide.  The treads of the ladders are designed to remove every-other step as the children grow… =)

A child’s dream-house… a masterpiece of fun!!  I designed this play house and built it for a set of boy and girl twins. It has 2 floors, an outdoor staircase, rear upstairs balcony, a covered front porch with a general store-styled Dutch-door, 2 rear Dutch doors, and an octagon access hatch and ladder leading from the first floor to the second.  I drew and routered out the dinosaurs, fish, flowers and sun widow cutouts… =)

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comfortable, cozy, and private, this deck and seating area is built with common pressure treated Southern yellow pine…

custom built for comfort and beauty, this deck is built with STK tight-knot cedar…