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… better than wood spindles, because we definitely want the upstairs loft to be as open as possible to the downstairs and the lake views. … sections on the ground, then handed the entire section up to the loft. The railing section is leveled with a level and put in position. …
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… And the footer - glue and nails will do the trick here. … Now add the loft floor. Easiest way is 3/4" PHs and 1 1/4" PH screws from underside. …
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… inner walls on the miter saw at 15 degrees off square. Cut the two loft areas on the compound miter saw, square cuts this time. Attach …
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… I will note, however, that I did make the top of my playhouse bed loft 72″ x 36″ and a mattress fit fine up there. … Cut your plywood …
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… main floor system. This week, the walls go up! We built the upstairs loft floor. It's starting to look like a house. Pin for Later! … Cabin …
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… drill bit sized just bigger than your jigsaw blade. … Attach 1x3 and loft floor to the A Frame sides. You can use pocket holes or screws or …
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… roomy and open! To achieve this, we had to do away with a bedroom. A loft bed would have required stairs, consuming much space. So we …
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… In our last cabin post, we showed you how we finished the upstairs loft floor (which is also the downstairs ceiling). Did you notice those …
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… one more suprise! Yesterday I felt a little guilty putting up a teen loft bed and not a tot one too. So Grace and I went "shopping" in …
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… even notice the trim. Like a good concealer. Downstairs, below the loft, we had to add some trim, but that's all straight cuts Those went …
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