Crooked Gap Clubhouse installation
Crooked Gap Clubhouse starts out in the design phase with Barbara's sketch:
During the initial design process, Barbara, Jeff & Marco spend a day doing a "stick-out" on site, using rough strips of wood to layout the shape of the Clubhouse on the hillside.
Then later, after building, staining & detailing the structure in our shop, we bring in the pieces to install. The deck goes in 1st, matching the original stick out to a "T".
On this site, the truck is parked below and every play structure piece, along with all tools and materials, are lugged up the hill!
The Gable roof is in 2 pieces, and like everything else, has to come up the hill, across the bridge
and then up into place.
The crew, happy but weary at the end of the day from a job well done.
During the initial design process, Barbara, Jeff & Marco spend a day doing a "stick-out" on site, using rough strips of wood to layout the shape of the Clubhouse on the hillside.
Then later, after building, staining & detailing the structure in our shop, we bring in the pieces to install. The deck goes in 1st, matching the original stick out to a "T".
On this site, the truck is parked below and every play structure piece, along with all tools and materials, are lugged up the hill!
The Gable roof is in 2 pieces, and like everything else, has to come up the hill, across the bridge
and then up into place.The crew, happy but weary at the end of the day from a job well done.
Labels: Artist Sketch, Installation, Play Structures, Rustic, Stick-out
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