would it be feasible to convert this to a playhouse? (make the doors into dutch doors, maybe put clear corrugated roofing on it)?
2021916
No. This storage shed is fragile as a shed. Sturdy enough for garden tools but I wouldn't let my kids use it for a play house.
998733
It looks very possible with some slight modifications. I like to make custom out of store bought items and it's a project that I would take on. Best of luck!
1861452
It can be done, but you would probably have to modify it some to make sure it stays. Its not like the pic leads you to believe. The frame is made out of that "Slinky" like metal that in can fold up. Kind of like a child's play tent if you have ever seen one of those? The problem is does not come out of the package well where it will keep the shape of a door. It kind of will bend at the top or bottom and not stay flat to the door unless it is modified or hooked shut. When it is hooked shut, that means it can only be unhooked from the same side. In addition, it would need to be hooked at the top and bottom. I wouldn't buy one. Your better off buying the cheapest screen door you can find that actually has a latch and firm frame. I have been through SEVERAL Magic Mesh's variations and screens. I have now decided to just buy an actual screen door for my garage. I wish I had done that initially instead of wasting the money on these products that either don't last long or have annoying "complications". Good Luck.
2025088
You could if you got some hangers for them or drilled holes in them. They have a smooth wooden back.
1844373
This is a very large and complex dollhouse. The roof can be changed from winter to spring and floors can be changed. The furniture and accessories are quite small. I think that it would be appropriate for an older child.
717715
I think you'd have to leave a bit of space so the doors could open. Maybe you could check out something similar at a store near you and see if that could be done. Mine is still holding up great after a couple of years.
915050
I do believe that it would work just fine. Perhaps easier than ours which was all wood. Good luck.
488606
Yes, it could be used as a fort or tent. These is plenty of room inside and kids can crawl in and out.
2064716
I am sure you could make a base (floor) to set it on and build on top of that. We used a gravel pad to build it on. A screen porch would be a nice addition using another set of framing brackets could make it easier. Good luck.
1163805
I think there is room in the medium for a nest box. The only 2 doors are on the front but I think a nest box would go there, look like heck though.
522832
I don't see why not. I would think it could be painted but be careful with the doors, they are flimsy. I finally nailed them back in place.
522829
Yes, it should be paintable (that's a word now), but just know that you may have to do some drilling of your own for the screws for the doors. I had to drill the insides of the cabinet myself for the doors to fit on because the holes drilled by the manufacturer were set too far into the frame. Looks decent, but the work is a bit chintzy.
285426
Yes, this cage is quite modular, so you can assemble it to have the doors facing different directions. Neat idea, good luck with it!
320047
Easy as pie. A child could do it. After I put it together, I coated it with teak oil to protect it from water damage.
517498
It's not made of the cheapie plywood or particle board. I don't think you could paint it; but the contact paper or similar could be used. They are really nice and sturdy.
775689
I don't think it's that easy. Read some of the reviews and you'll find more info on how others have done it. One thing certain, I wouldn't just put screws into the typical cardboard-like panels. I'd want to be contacting some metal, so you might have to take off the door panels and see what's behind them.
2087230
I don't have an answer, but if it's a depth issue, you could build it up. I guess it would depend how much you would have to add so they didn't hit the inside of the door. Good luck